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Review 1/7/2010
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This company took our money $1500 in April 2009 we fell into foreclosure, sherriffs sale, and the now we are still trying to save our home! A total rip off, what can be done with scam artists like this?!They closed, and left everyone who paid them hanging, and having to do the work that they were suppose to do!!!No words can describe how I feel about this company, I am layed off, struggling to keep my home and my Tiger Rescue afloat, only to be ripped off by scammers!Do not ever hire a company like this, there are free services to homeowners through your State Attorney Generals Office.
What to Do If You Think You've Been Scammed
If you think you've been scammed by someone before or during the foreclosure of your home, get help immediately. You may still have time to save your home. Or, you may be able to sue the scammer to recover your home or some of your lost money. Contact a lawyer, a HUD-approved Housing Counseling Agency, or a counselor certified by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (contact information is listed above.)
Be sure to report suspected fraud to local and state authorities. Authorities may be able to help in your individual case. And even if they can't help you, your complaint may lead to a criminal investigation (especially if others have complained against the same scammer).To report possible fraud, contact your state attorney general's office, the state district attorney, the Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org), the state department of real estate, the Federal Trade Commission (www.ftc.gov), or a lawyer .
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