Posts Tagged ‘payment’
SA in Texas said: “I’ve been trying to get thru the loan modification process for over 1 yr. Last year in March I was told I qualified for an internal program. The terms sounded too good to be true…they were…I never received the loan documents.
EM in California said: “My complaint is against Saxon Mortgage, I was one of the first people to apply for the HAP Program in June 2009, I waited quite a while to get my new payment of 1198. approved for the trial period. I made my payments and after the first trial period Saxon Mortgage put me on another trial period in Octoner 2009, my new payment was 995.03 and so I started making the payment of 995.03 .
A South Carolina resident said this about Saxon Mortgage: “My mortgage company Amtrust Bank went bankrupt and my mortgage was transferred to Saxon. I have called Saxon for the past month about my mortgage and they did not have my mortgage transferred yet. March 1 came and went and my mortgage still not transferred. Cannot make mortage payment. Called a couple of other times, and gentleman said that it could take up to 60 days to transfer my mortgage and under federal law I have 60 days to make a payment when a mortgage is transferred. Today I received a call about late mortgage payment and fee attached to my account for late mortgage payment.”
Randy in New York said: “Saxon Mortgage gave me a reduction on my mortgage through one of their bogus plans. my payment went from $1270.00 down to $841.00 the only catch was that i had to make 3 consecutive payments as a trial to make sure that i could and at the end this would be my new mortgage payment for life of the loan. Well, i paid june-december then got a bill for $ 7000.00.
GH in New York said: “I have spent the last six hours on the phone with both SaxonMortgage, and The Hope Alliance about the disgusting scam that Saxon Mortgage is pulling on consumers. This all began with a phone call to make my CURRENT Saxon payment in September of 09. During my phone payment the representative asked me if I was “experiencing finanical difficulties”.