Posted by Cheryl Elliott on 12/8/03 1:17pm Msg #386
Instafi.com bad debt
A lot of us are owed money for closings performed for instafi.com in Irvine, CA. My outstanding invoices amount to only $225. Some of you are owed more than this. The Orange County District Attorney's office will investigate major financial crime in excess of $100,000. May I hear from those of you are still have not been successful in getting paid by instafi, and for what amount are you owed.
http://www.ocgov.com/da/resource%20directory/economic%20crimes.htm
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Reply by Cheryl SB/CA on 12/8/03 7:40pm Msg #396
Re: Instafi.com bad debt COLLECTION LETTER
To: California Secretary of State Fax: 916-653-9580 From: Best Notary Public Date: April 10, 2003 Re: Complaint – Possible Fraud Pages: 2 CC: State of California Department of Real Estate Owner, LOSER Loan Company.com. ¨ Urgent ¨ For Review ¨ Please Comment ¨ lease Reply ¨ Please Recycle
To Whom It May Concern: The purpose of this fax is to bring to your attention a potential fraud perpetuated against me by a direct mortgage lender based out of __________, California.
As a Notary Public/Certified Loan Signing Agent in the State of California, I was contacted by ______________ @ LOSER Loan Docs, Inc., (Address, City State and Zip and Telephone/Fax Numbers in February 2003 to complete three re-finance loan signings with XYZ Title (EO Name) , Pleasanton, CA, Ameriscrew Mortgage Company (EO Name), Oxnard, CA; and New Ameriscrew Financial/ Newport Real Estate (EO Name), Newport Beach, CA.
The fee to be paid to me for these services was a total of $275.00 (breakdown below).
Lender Borrower File No Fee Due Date Signed Ameriscrew Finance 8495 125 19-Feb XYZTitle 8398 75 8-Feb New Ameriscrew Finance 8342 75 9-Feb
I completed the work as agreed. The signings were completed and based on the signing the loans funded, which I have confirmed with all borrowers. It is my understanding that according to federal and state laws, the funds and disbursement of fees scheduled for disbursement must be paid. To date, after numerous phone calls, and faxes, I have not been paid by LOSER LOAN DOC SERVICE, although the loan has been funded by the lender, according to the borrowers. I know you are not a collection agency. The purpose of this fax is to satisfy the question raised in my mind after reading numerous messages on a Notary Public message board about LOSER Loan Docs Inc. contracting Notaries Public throughout CA to complete refinance loan document signings and not making payment of fees to their notaries. It would appear to me to minimally be a violation of banking/notary public law within the state they conduct business, a violation of banking law to the title/escrow company which hired them if there were no intention of paying the fee while charging the borrower for the fee. Additionally, there is a possibility of violation of federal laws regarding the interstate use of phones/faxes to contract banking business.
I will, in fact, be turning over to Dun & Bradstreet Small Business Solutions the matter of collection. It is my hope that your agency will check out the legitimacy of this company, and if they are in fact perpetuating any kind of fraud on Notaries Public, and/or borrowers, in the charging of fees without intention of paying fees, that you will take the appropriate action. Meanwhile, I have already begun my own collection efforts through the _____________ County Small Claims Court to collect these sums.
My contact numbers _________________ (cell) ____________ (off) e-mail: _____________________________________________.
Thank you for your immediate attention.
Cordially, BEST SIGNING AGENT TRI COUNTIES, California notary Commission 13XXXXXXX
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Reply by Jim Coffey on 12/14/03 6:04pm Msg #426
We are creating a collection agency for signers due fees from signing agencies, title companies, escrow companies. There is a need for this service and we aim to fill that need. Since we are already a signing agency, we are well aware of the faults of some of these agencies, and we aim to help signers everywhere.
Please inquire to [e-mail address]
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