Comments on: Process Service Fraud – An Abrubt Eviction by Wells Fargo Foreclosure Mill Ben-Ezra and Katz Narrowly Averted

By: Edward Steven Nunes

Edward Steven Nunes — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 00:39:52 +0000

This not the first time that Wells Fargo Bank resorted to extortion, trickery, and unfair practices.

By: Wayneho50

Wayneho50 — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 15:46:59 +0000

In reply to Wayneho50. I meant to say she listed this address on some license application in 1988. not sure she ever lived here.

By: Wayneho50

Wayneho50 — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 15:46:05 +0000

This lawfirm is really messed up and seems to be ripping people off and taking the easy route.

I rent a condo since 1994, about 1 month ago a process server shows up with a name of a woman who used to live here in 1988. Most people in florida are not at the same location that long. Then he kept asking me where she was and i said i never heard the name so he left.

I told him to find the owner of my unit or call property management to see if this person was a renter in the 80’s cause i know the owner and it is not this person.

So now i get a package in the mail i am returning addressed to the same woman from this firm. What a bunch of lazy thieves that are not doing the work. They should have a skip tracer or someone else find this woman and not be wasting my time with documents from 1988..

Law firm working off information 22 years old. Lots of NO brains there. If something is that old something else is wrong here. if she had missed payments or whatever wherever she lives then they should trace the current information . she could have been nothing here except a renter.

By: Bob

Bob — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 14:56:27 +0000

Sounds like the major process serving company, Pro Vest,I,hear rumors that they send servers to multiple addresses to run up the bill..Also they do the work for two major foreclosure firms and kickbacks are involved.

By: Anti-Ben Ezra & Katz

Anti-Ben Ezra & Katz — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 14:14:33 +0000

Unfortunately I know the firm Ben-Ezra & Katz aka BEND-OVER & Katz & can verify that they do as little as possible for homeowners while charging as much as possible for the homeowners who are able to reinstate their mortgages! Not only that they sit on the reinstatement offerS making it impossible to pay by your deadline so they can then charge more attorney fees & add them onto the next reinstatement offer! I know because we kept getting offers to reinstate late or on the day of the deadline to pay which went from approx. $1300 to reinstate & by the time they sat on the offers & played games the only offer we did get with 2 week notice & time to pay costs us approx. $5000. THAT A HUGE DIFFERENCE WHEN $1300 COULD HAVE REINSTATED OUR LOAN HAD WE RECEIVED THAT OFFER ! THEY SUCK !

By: dormanmom

dormanmom — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:17:21 +0000

In reply to JiimmyJ.

Wait until you have to defend yourself in a court action and see how corrupt our system is. Just as you have rights, so does this man.

Court procedures are very specific, the foreclosure mills and banks are acting as if the rules everyone else has to follow do not apply to them. Usually no one notices because so many people simply walk away.

Hope and pray that if you ever have to face a judge, for whatever reason, you don’t get railroaded also.

By: Catherine Mulcahey

Catherine Mulcahey — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:06:42 +0000

It’s no wonder the Supreme Court changed the rules about service by publication. I see this sort of thing way too often to think that the fraud is only borderline.

I have a client who was served by publication even though he’s home all the time because he’s totally disabled. Another client got her Notice of Service in the mail, but despite her repeated requests, the bank’s attorney didn’t send her the Complaint until the day the Answer was due.

One of the worst parts of Mr. Berta’s situation is that he was working with HOPE NOW to modify his mortgage and they told him not to bother getting legal representation. This story qualifies for the OUTRAGEOUS FORECLOSURE OF THE WEEK post.

By: JiimmyJ

JiimmyJ — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 23:04:46 +0000

I bet he threw the notices away. He didn’t pay his mortgage, I for one am sick and tire of everyone whining, while they pulled a couple hundred grand out and spent it. Then we have Obama bailing them out and wanting the higher income taxpayers to pay for it.

How many months did he miss? 10-20-30. Whats he expect?

By: Diana Cessna

Diana Cessna — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 12:42:50 +0000

The homeowner receives Veterans Benefits? We all should appreciate the sacrifices that him and other service men and women make for us. That is why there are additional benefits in regards to housing and mortgages that are available to Veterans. Unfortunately, I have seen too many Veterans that do not use these benefits because their “advisors” steer them into other options. A VA mortgage or the new HAP expansion should be the first things accessed to help any Veteran homeowner in distress. You can read more about that on my Active Rain blog.
http://activerain.com/blogs/dcessna/archives/2010/02

By: mattweidnerlaw

mattweidnerlaw — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 12:11:27 +0000

These stories should provoke rage and uproar for all….this is not just a problem for those who are in forecloure…it affects us all.
Our courts–my beloved courts–have been hijacked by the jackbooted thugs of the banking industry.