Brown advised homeowners on Thursday to control transparent of "shadowy" calls by accommodation modification consultants who use forceful telemarketing tactics and dictate thousands of dollars in up-front fees for foreclosure relief. "In reality, the purpose isn't to supporter the homeowners loiter in their homes," he said. The mission: Take hard-earned dollars from powerless homeowners. The omen comes days after 14 companies and 21 individuals were sued as character of a nationwide dig dubbed, "Operation Loan Lies.
" All told, 189 refined lawsuits claiming incorrect advertising and traffic practices were filed in courthouses across the country. As vicinage of Brown's lawsuit against U.S. Foreclosure Relief Corp., its alias businesses that included H.E. Servicing, and executives George Escalante, Cesar Lopez and Adrian Pomery, the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California entered a ephemeral restraining statute to commission an untrammelled receiver to test the structure, working and finances of these companies. The unfamiliar on on H.E. Servicing exposed the inner workings of a "telephone boiler room," Brown said.
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