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Originally Posted by glowormkvh
Which lender is it? West Coast in Beverly Hills or Horizon Property Holdings? Why does one JW rep say the fee is 3000 and some others say 3500? Also I have called many Aurora Banks and they are alllllll small banks. 200 home loans huh? They all had no idea what i was talking about and said no way they'd do business like that. Also why do we have to pay an up front fee if you're going to give us the money back if it doesn't work? Say the negotiations don't fly...there's still attorney fees and so forth? Who's going to pay for all that after all that work and it didn't go through? We get our money back? How can you prove this isn't a scam!????????????? Testimonies? Lets get some names of people that are going through the negotiation process....
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I would like to respond to your questions...
A good friend of mine who I will gladly tell you on the phone not on a public website is in the program. The fee varies because as a rep for the JW, we are aloud to charge up to $1000.00, some reps may charge only $500.00 if it is a close friend or what not. This is a negotiation tool for each rep to use when making a deal. If you look up JW on the BBB, You will see they have no complaints!
Also the Horizon is an investment company that buys the note, and west coast is the new lender of the new lower note. NOT all banks will allow Horizon to purchase these notes at today's market value, but when Horizon purchases these notes in bulk which gives us leverage to purchase these non porforming notes.
If you feel it is a scam.. well its not a free service, and I personally am not willing to ruin my reputation in a fraudulent business.
I have done more then enough research and would be glad to give you the company managers phone number if you have more questions.
You do not have to do this program, but it is A GREAT PROGRAM for people that really need help.
You can contact me on my website
www.savemyhomeprogram.org (http://www.savemyhomeprogram.org - broken link)
THANK YOU