Posted by Notary On The Go on 11/7/13 6:38pm
Msg #491875
Federal Trade Commission Contact Information
A friend called the FTC and was advised that they would like you to send them the emails you are receiving from companies who only allow one BGC so they can investigate further. Below is the information. Apparently they have received numerous complaints. The more the better.
Here is some information on the number to call,
Your complaint, comment, or inquiry may help us spot a pattern of law violations requiring law enforcement action. It also may help us recognize and tell people about bigger trends affecting consumers. We do not resolve individual consumer disputes. For Competition Issues click here. http://www.ftc.gov/
About a Company, an Organization, or a Business Practice
Online: Use our secure complaint form.
Phone: Call our toll-free helpline: 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357);
TTY: 1-866-653-4261
To fully describe your concern, please provide answers to the following questions:
Who is your complaint about?
How do you believe this company, individual, or organization may have violated the antitrust laws?
What is your role in the situation?
To help us serve you better, please include a day-time telephone number in your communication.
E-Mail:
[e-mail address]
Regular Mail:
Office of Policy and Coordination
Room 7117
Bureau of Competition
Federal Trade Commission
1. New Jersey Ave, NW
Washington, D.C. 20580
Telephone:
(202) 326-3300
They are interested and will investigate. They need you to fax copies of emails sent out from SS and title companies to 202-326-2012. They will review and take action.
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Reply by MW/VA on 11/7/13 6:57pm
Msg #491878
Except that they have been careful to skirt the monopoly
issue by saying it can be NNA or Sterling. This is such a huge PIA. I'm getting these emails daily, and responding that I'm not going to do it, especially sign that release that FNF is requiring.
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Reply by Darlin_AL on 11/8/13 2:19pm
Msg #491984
Thanks, I'm sending them my barrage against
1. the way this regulation-thingy has been launched
2. the clearly obvious single benefactor/benafctee .org
3. why no input solicited from Signing Agents.....because the Specialist designation is not intended for the Signing Agent benefit.
4. (there's sure to be more, just haven't put it in words yet...)
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