Comments on: WSJ Picks Up on Bogus – U.S. Probes Foreclosure-Data Provider Lender Processing Services Docx

By: jlsemidey

jlsemidey — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 21:01:39 +0000

Well, the truth is finally coming out. If I had done this to some one I would be in Jail, however these companies are left alive and still keep producing “creating” the illusion of legality. What is really sad is that most people have no idea that their loans are non compliant and that they are victims of fraud. By the time the hammer comes down their fighting spirit is broken. Can you imagine what is going on in Arizona, Virginia, DC, California, etc., jurisdictions in which the criminal element foreclosure mills send you two or three letters and you have no way od defending yourself. Their offices will not even pick up the phone.

and when you go to court your claims are not even heard and your lawyer is sanctioned for being a vexatious litigator.

It is up to us to bring the truth out.

By: Foreclosure Fraud

Foreclosure Fraud — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 02:01:53 +0000

It is too bad the original article from the WSJ didn't talk about all the forgeries coming out of this company.If you take ten random assignments, you can end up with ten variations of each signature on the documents. Just take a look at the Palm Beach Assignment and compare it to the Wayne County Assignment that was included in the original article from the WSJ. Linda Green's signature does not match. What a Surprise... This is just the tip of the iceberg. The lies need to stop. 4closureFraud

By: Foreclosure Hamlet

Foreclosure Hamlet — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 20:22:10 +0000

“Unfortunately, on a few occasions, the document was inadvertently recorded before the field was updated,”

Translation: “Unfortunately, our document-fabrication machine eructated out the truth a few times.”

ForeclosureHamlet.org

By: maggie

maggie — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 14:55:24 +0000

GOD IS GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!JUSTICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!