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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 dont want a bunch of spam callers. I just wanted to see a quote with numbers on my screen without dealing with all these calls
I like to make up a story with story can you make up
I want to thank you for the time trying to help myself
Doesn't give actual rates gives you local company names i could of looked up myself. Without giving out a bunch of my info for spam email, calls and junk mail to be sent to. I should of known better!
So far - so good. Everything has been very clear & concise.
Simple so far. Just wondering if it's really worth doing. And as long as it gets us a lower rate so that we aren't living at work just to be able to have a decent place to live and experience the American dream.
I'm tired but if this will lower my mortgage it will help me so much. After I pay my bills I have no money left from my income.
I've been in contact with these lenders in the past. I don't believe I'm interested at all.
I am surprised you did not ask my age? I need help because my mortgage takes my pension each month.
See what happens, thought I would see refinance interest rates
I received it in my email today and I wanted to know what it's going to be so I could update the house and bring the value up on it. Been so long since 1997 is the last time we remodeled it
Haven't had any interaction yet but seems like a simple process
Ad was misleading. This is not a site to see if mortgage can be cut in half by a federal stimulus. This is simply a way for mortgage companies to get my information.
There was a come on advertisment for fetcharate that indicates one thing. It is nothing but directing customers to mortgage companies or other entities that have higher interest rates. This is just a reaction to more creative financing opportunities for people like me with considerable equity in their homes.
I field many calls from mortgage companies each week and so far have been wasting my time listening to their sales pitch which usually ends with "Sorry, we really can't help you." My credit score is based on problems with credit card companies. I am 81 years old and have never had an auto repossessed nor had a late mortgage payment except for a couple of months when my bank account was hacked and money stolen that caused several months of late payments which have been caught up. Apparently a history of on time mortgage payments and auto payments means nothing and I will await the usual answer..."Sorry, we cannot help you..."
Answer: I got scammed last year for just over $50k on what I thought was a legit investment site. Everything looked real — I even withdrew a small amount at first — then one day my account was “under review” and the site vanished. I reported it to the FTC and pretty much gave up hope. Months later, someone who saw my complaint told me to email cyberfundsrecovery12@ gmail. Com. I was super skeptical (once bitten, twice shy), but they actually knew exactly how these scams work. It took about 3 months of paperwork, verifications, and bank back-and-forth, but I got a big chunk of my money back. Not all of it, but way more than I thought I’d ever see again. If you’ve been scammed, don’t give up — there are people who can help, but be careful who you trust.

