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The company enjoys a generally positive reputation, with customers frequently praising its quick response times, ease of application, and professional service. Many highlight the thoroughness and helpfulness of the staff, suggesting a strong commitment to customer interests. However, concerns regarding potential over-communication and information sharing have been noted, indicating a desire for more control over the engagement process. While initial interactions tend to be favorable, some customers express caution, preferring to evaluate the long-term experience before forming a definitive opinion. Overall, the company demonstrates a solid foundation in customer service, though attention to communication preferences could enhance satisfaction further.
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I've checked out this so called discount mortage rates before and all it is is a way for the lending for the lending company to get you further in debt by charging a pretty large fee for you to refinance. You actually didn't save money but increased your debt. Their adds are misleading.
Very nice experience filling out forms. Simple to understand.
I am disappointed that lenders will contact me directly. I've done this before and lenders are relentless.
Just another gimmicky website to get your information to sell to everyone else so you get bombarded with calls and emails
You didn't tell me anything about what i could save you probably just opened me up to a bunch of spam email and phone calls as well as junk mail flooding me mailbox
After giving you my information, I was directed to three lenders, with no numbers, so I guess I need to call these three places to get the numbers. Waste of time
Haven't done anything but put in information requested, which I usually do NOT do. Just thought I'd see what happens.
It is too soon to tell. If this isn't satisfactory, I am not interested.
Thought it was too good. Please don't have lenders call. I have a great rate for bd credit.
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Very much understand the importance of the process
Beautiful am indeed for your help with you all and praying that is going well
I thought I was getting information about a program to help me save significant money and remove a large portion of mortgage debt. Why does it feel like I am being solicited for just another regular old mortgage refi debt to income rate scenario. I do not want MORE DEBT.
Is ok as long as some one will answer questions eventually.
I need to be contacted by email, not by phone, due to hearing impairment. If you call, there will be no answer as I will not even hear it ringing. I was under the impression that this would provide a way to pay off my mortgage in half the time. A traditional refinance will not do that. Seems like a bait and switch offer.
It was easy. I am looking forward to more hear more about this.
As far as I can see, I am hoping for a positive results
Loking for the best rate and lowering monthly payments.
The article mentioned a grant to lower payment. The is an ad for refinancing. Don't need to refinance at a higher rate.
Got nuisance call just as the 3 lenders came up on the screen. This is misleading. Didn't say anything about getting calls or I expect, texts.
User Friendly and helpful. It assisted me with my approximate numbers to go forward
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