Comments on: Foreclosure Fraud of the Week – David J. Stern ESQ / Cheryl Samons Assignment of Mortgage – No Signature, No Problem!

By: izraul

izraul — Thu, 06 Aug 2015 23:30:10 +0000

By the way… McCarthy & Holthus are the David J. Stern of California. They own Quality Loans, and anybody dealing with them needs to check and verify everything. File complaints and have them investigated if you find fraud.

By: izraul

izraul — Thu, 06 Aug 2015 23:23:38 +0000

JPMorgan Chase, US Bank, Quality Loans and McCarthy & Holthus are using fabricated documents with fake notaries and/or robo -signer employees. After all that has happened and been revealed, these people have the audacity to ignore the law and try to continue the fraud. I will post the new signer names.

By: ms. brown

ms. brown — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 03:06:13 +0000

I too am having some of the same fraudulant problems, with attorney stern’s office. Recently i was under agreeance with citi mortgage, for a shortsale when i recieved a foreclosure notice. the office of mr. stern alegedely stated that they offered a mediation & citimortgaged offered a solution(modification) & we(the clients) refused. When in fact we never recieved nothing more than a summary for final judgement. We filed 3 applications for modification with no results as of yet(strangely our paperworks are never found via e-mail,fax, or postal service. We need advice.

By: thalia

thalia — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 23:35:47 +0000

Cheryl samons is a liar!!! There were NEVER any notary when she signed documents on the 4th floor. How dare she lie. I sat on the fourth floor, the documents were were on a long table behind my cubicle so when Cheryl came over, she always came alone and she signed over 100 files. Then she would go to the next floor and do the same. When she was finished, a mass email would go out for the paralegals to come pick up there files. There were never any witnesses either. Notary stamps were tossed around that office and it was the norm. In fact, ppl would often turn to their neighbors and ask “are you a notary?” This would continue until someone said yes.

By: James M

James M — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 21:41:53 +0000

Better yet, here is a case where the Judge rules assignment executed by Cheryl Samons is fraudulent and could not have been executed on the date shown, because, as the bonding company testified, the notary stamp was not issued until months later. Court found FL Notary stamps only being good for 4 years therefore the stamp could not have existed on date of execution, and Court found the assignment was fraudulently backdated.

http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/HarpsterCase.pdf

By: ForeclosureHamlet

ForeclosureHamlet — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 18:49:45 +0000

4F? Happen to notice that both the grantor and the grantee have the same address? How odd! But again, ho hum, that’s so commonplace as to be boring by now.

Not to mention that the grantor and grantee are at the same SC address, and MERS is in TX or VA, and this document is notarized (joke as it may be) in FL, where David Stern’s foreclosure mill employs Cheryl Samons.

ForeclosureHamlet.org

By: Capt. Jack

Capt. Jack — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 16:08:00 +0000

This will be included in my open letter to FTC, OCC, FDIC, FL Supreme Court, FL Bar, FL AG, etc.

Who am I leaving out?