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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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Too fast on phone calls. Need to list numbers and let person decide who to call…
I should NOT have to give out my phone number which will be sold & cause me to receive phone calls I have NO desire to receive!
I don't want anyone to contact me! I just want info to study.
Too much personal info. To a company I don't know.
This is a scam! And didn't help me whatsoever. *_*
So far I have not been bothered by lenders or had my phone ring. But I have not received a quote or percentage rate or the cost of the loan. I am sure that I wont be happy about the percentage rate because I currently have a 2% fixed rate. That is going to be hard to beat if not impossible.
It sounds pretty good but talk is cheap. Everyone makes promises but the most don't keep their words
Terrible experience you don't even recognize people's mailing or physical address. But Then turn around and require information that people might not even have such as a email address or phone number just to get lender information. Scam or discrimination not sure which one. Do you want to help people or just collect info to sell make up your mind everyone doesn't have smartphones or emails. Some people are actually surviving without the mark of the beast.
Your advertising is deceptive. Lead in makes one think they're looking into a federal program, only to find it's nothing but a referral to mortgage brokers. Luckily, I did no to provide a valid #: your clients are intrusive over aggressive an a general pain.
I haven't heard from anyone yet so I can't comment
Will wait to see how lender can help me or put me off.
I just want to find out if I qualify, not be contacted or have to contact a lender
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.

