Comments on: Trashed Out | Chase, Safeguard Properties Clean Out House, Family Heirlooms Gone from Home with NO Mortgage (VIDEO)

By: Adrienne cronin

Adrienne cronin — Sun, 22 Oct 2017 09:50:41 +0000

I need advice as to how to fight them 2 retrieve my stolen property… I have witnesses and a friendly whom they let in my house when I was told to leave 2 get things she left at my house. She has things of hers missing and saw 2 girls in my house while safeguard movers were there on 3 separate days. One of the guys had MY PHOTOS IN HIS POCKET. SHE SAW 3 TRUCKS,, 1 EACH DAY NEATLY PACKED WITH MY PROPERTY, EVEN THO THEY HAD DUMPSTERS THERE AND TRASHED property as wells boxes stacked up neatly. SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT I SHOULD DO. TEXT ME AT 4436224592. THANK U. ADRIENNE CRONIN. EM… adrienneleecronin2017@yahoo.com OR CALL ME 4436224592 OR 9545995666. I AM IN DESPERATE NEED OF HELP, ADVICE. I WANT TO PURSUE THIS INJUSTICE 4 MYSELF AND ANY1 ELSE WHO IS GOING THROUGH THIS. THANK U.

By: Tina

Tina — Sat, 15 Aug 2015 12:44:42 +0000

In reply to honest vendor. I had about $ 11,000.00. Worth of property inside the house. Here's how it all happened. I was evicted due to non payment by owner. I was told I had 30 days to get my personal property out of residence .apparently The day after I got evicted I guess the property went into auction. And only 8 days after the eviction either safeguard or Bank of America who I believe bought the property hired a vendor to go in and trash out the place. I received no notification that this was going to be done otherwise I would have went in removed everything. But unfortunately they removed every single item myclothes, electronics, my furniture everything. Including all my dishes and pots and pans and everything. So I was literally left with just a handful of clothes and a few personal items. I was told vendor took everything to the trash dump.. there is antique furniture in there and a flat screen TV. Am I supposed to seriously believe that he throw that away.

By: nina

nina — Thu, 13 Aug 2015 23:30:35 +0000

In reply to Dean Jones. We are a relatively small updating company, doing a few hundred updates per day, for three separate Safeguard Vendors. We have been in business for ten years. We are able at this time to take on one or two new customers. If you would like information please email or call @(850)797-0049. Thank you,Nina

By: Dean Jones

Dean Jones — Sat, 12 Apr 2014 17:00:32 +0000

I work with Safeguard for over 4 years and I see a lot of things they do to rip off the banks. I Reported water damage on first floor from bathroom overflow on second floor, They send out a contractor and replace the whole roof in sum of 8,743 dollars. Chase bank never new what was damage just ceiling damage. I done over 11,000 home inspections, on Default loans and only left maybe 50 call by cards, It is a number game more houses you do more SG make. They even tell us leave call back card it you see someone. If house window or door is open on bank own property, during inside outside inspection don’t secure it they will send someone out and collect 110 dollars to secure the property. For vacant houses inspect them once each month seen so much removed from them be REO and contractors. AC units are a big one charge the banks few thousand dollars to install take pictures and then removed AC units when they leave.

By: honest vendor

honest vendor — Sat, 15 Jun 2013 03:29:09 +0000

While in some cases there are those “vendors” that will enter a home that is clearly occupied , i can assure you that is not the norm. If the home has what would be visually equal to 3to five hundred dollars worth of personals inside or out at time of entry , most of these companies require the “vendors” to back out and leave immediatly. if the vendors dont do just that they are Criminals and thiefs. PERIOD

By: John W. Conlon

John W. Conlon — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 05:26:28 +0000

If you are a victim of Safeguard immediately file a criminal complaint, if the Police will not accept your complaint and enter it into the log then send the police a written statement outlining exactly what happened, a list of items stole, the value of missing items. Send the notice by certified mail, return receipt requested. You might want to have the list of missing and stolen items notarized by a Notary Public before you file it with the Police. Have at least 3 originally signed and notarized listings. Demand that the Police enter your complaint, investigate and file a report and send it to the prosecutor for presentation to the Grand Jury for criminal prosecution. Keep the heat on. You need a determination that a crime was committed or your insurance may not cover loss of your personal property that is not determined to be a crime.

By: Fury

Fury — Sat, 04 May 2013 23:55:34 +0000

In reply to property preservationist.

“property preservationist?”

if calling yourself that helps you sleep at night, good luck …

a very high percentage of foreclosures and evictions are illegal.

you are merely a cog in the wheel of the biggest heist in history.

you are not preserving property. you are destroying people’s lives.

By: property preservationist

property preservationist — Sat, 04 May 2013 22:44:14 +0000

as a person that does this type of work the policy is to knock on the door, or if a neighbor is seen outside ask if anyone lives there. In cases where it is clear that the owner is still occupying the residence under no circumstances is the contractor to do anything to the property other than take pictures and leave. We have come across many homes where they were supposed to be abandoned yet in reality the people still live there. A good contractor/vendor will not just break in and take things. Also the policy is when an order comes in to remove things the personal belongings must be stored for 30 days in a storage facility. unless there are extenuating circumstances like the house has been empty for over a year. which usually indicates the owner had nowhere to store their stuff when they had to move due to a foreclosure or they just did not want the stuff because it was nasty and damaged. I do not condone those that break in to the homes and steal and feel they are not following guidelines set

By: REO SERVICES

REO SERVICES — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 21:27:37 +0000

If you read your mortgage documents most of this IS legal. Once your 60 days in default they are allowed to send inspectors to the property to see if it’s vacant or abandoned. Typically entry is not made unless the lawn is overgrown, or utilities cut off. If either of those 2 things are found to be true the bank has the right(again read your mortgage docs) to enter and secure the property because ultimately the property is the banks until you pay for it and they have the right to protect the asset from freeze damage, vandalism or violation citations from the city which end up being a lein on the property. Fees for these types of service are added on to the balance of your mortgage. It doesn’t matter if it’s furnished or not. If the power is not on and it’s winter the pipes will freeze and break and now the bank has more expense when the foreclosure takes place. This is why most of these properties are winterized. I will tell you though that Screwguard s one of the worst companies out there. Not only are some of there practices questionable but they also screw the contractors that do the work. I do field service work on REO’s (properties that have already went to foreclosure and are listed for sale) I also do cash for keys to owners who have been foreclosed on and have heard some of these stories. I tend to stay away from PPO work (pre-foreclosure) although i do perform occupancy determinations and emergency winterizations. I DO NOT work for Screwguard……..

By: lvent

lvent — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 17:20:19 +0000

In reply to Beth A..

Thats why we have the Castle Doctrine..to protect ourselves, our families, our homes, and our possessions…from a corrupt lying bunch of traitor politicians who want you to believe the lies of their owners…that you have no rights…simply all lies…all untrue…