Submitted by a homeowner and member of the LoanSafe.org Forum. Please don’t take the bait like this guy did. Read my blogs, download my FREE e-book on the right of this website or join the forum with 16,000 other homeowners just like you!The service I recieved was for a loan modification package that featured special telephone numbers that only their advisors had access to that would give me special access which would enable me to get a loan mod.
When I called the so-called “special numbers” they were for a different department that had nothing to do with mortgages or HELOCS. They were for other types of consumer credit. The rest of the loan mod package is common information that can be had for free.
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Those darn numbers change all the time and I have the ones that are main numbers etc. Some secret ones 
But to charge for this is in my mind, thievery.
You should report these guys to the FTC.
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