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Fri. August 26th 2011 @ 4:28pm…. going over my equafax credit report… double accouonts!!! identity theft!

Just found double accounts for capitol one on my equafax credit report… both opened in  12/2002 and one was paid with nothing owing in  2006….. the other hads been charging interest…. and no payment since 1/2007…..also found two mortgage companies on my credit report… for the same time i men the exact same time! 11/2006….. one for the litton loan that I  had never heard of… then also one for Americn home mortgage…..also  never heard of….. WHAT THE HELL>>>>>> 
IDENITY THEFT!….. I only had one capitol one account..ever…..  

the one account for capitol one    account # 5291072 27237xxxx
opened 12/2002 
date reported :  4/2006
date of last payment:  03/2006 

the other capitol one account # 5291072 63924xxxx
opened 12/2002
date reported:  08/2011
date of last payment:  01/2007
 

Fri August 26th 2011 @2:38pm ( litton loan servicing phone conversations… what mess…)

 Well I tried to call litton loan to get the address for the  legal department .. for the letter i am writing   first i got a representative at (1:53pm)  named Rafael Rojas of course no id number or reference number for the phone converstion… and when i asked for the corporate telephone numbers and addressfor the litton loan servicnen g company.. he gave me a law group in Miami  The moralses law group  14750 nw 77th court suite #303 Miami lakes fl. 33016  

now  i dont think that th ecorporate headwuarter for a compnay in texas wilhave ther corporate lawyers in Miami….. right? but i went online and get a phen number for  them an d called and only got  a recording…  and guess what they never mentionedthat the y were the legal department for litton loan servicing in Miami….  but that is not he best part.. i called back litton  loan’s telephone number.. and got this horrible Bitch named Ebony. Bacon ( you think it is her real name? i dont… anyway she was rude… and horrible and not helpful…. not only woudl she not give me any informaitn on litton loans address.. but said she woudlnt give me any informatin at all… and wanted to know far too much information.. like my mailing address.. the propety address.. and  wanted to kno if i was stillliving on the property…  what the hell woudl she need to know that infomatin for if all i wanted was an addressfor the litton  loan legal department.!!!!!!!. 
Susposedly she is from Atlanta…… but she should  be fired… horrible and unprofessional and rotten….. 
I am calling back to file a complaint  for  “ebony”….  never want to ever have to talk to her again…
and no one shoudl have to put up with  her on teh phone….  let alone in customer service….

Fri August 26th 2011 @ 2:17pm ( article by bloomberg for litton loan company)



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August 26, 2011 2:14 PM ETThrifts and Mortgage FinanceLitton Loan Servicing, LP
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Company Overview
Litton Loan Servicing, LP provides residential mortgage loan services. The company serves loans made to homeowners in the United States. Litton Loan Servicing, LP was formerly known as Litton Mortgage Servicing Center, Inc. The company was founded in 1988 and is based in Houston, Texas. As of December 10, 2007, Litton Loan Servicing, LP operates as a subsidiary of Goldman Sachs Bank USA.


4828 Loop Central Drive


Houston, TX 77081


United States


Founded in 1988
Phone:
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www.littonloan.com
Key Executives
Mr. Larry B. Litton
Founder
Compensation as of Fiscal Year 2011.
Key developments for Litton Loan Servicing, LP
Ocwen Reportedly Close To Acquiring Litton Loan
06/3/2011
The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is close to divesting Litton Loan Servicing LP to Ocwen Financial Corp., a person briefed on the negotiations said. The person stated that the sale Litton Loan is likely to be announced within days.


Ocwen Financial Eyeing Litton Loan Servicing
05/30/2011
According to investment bankers and others close to the situation, Ocwen Financial Corp. is one of at least three investors recently invited by The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. to make a final round of bids on Litton Loan Servicing, LP. Advisors familiar with the company have stated that Ocwen is actively looking at other acquisitions as well, including Saxon Mortgage, the servicing arm of Morgan Stanley & Co. “They’re interested in doing ‘roll-ups,'” said one servicing manager. When contacted by National Mortgage News, all of the companies involved either declined to comment or did not return telephone calls about the matter.


Goldman Reportedly Close To Sell Litton Loan To Ocwen
05/20/2011
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is close to sell Litton Loan Servicing, LP to Ocwen Financial Corp., sources familiar with the situation said this week. The talks may fall apart as a deal has not been reached yet. Goldman and Ocwen declined to comment to Reuters.


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Thursday August 25th 2011@11:04pm ( interesting article concerning credit card theft)













5 ways thieves steal your credit


Personal data can be stolen in seconds, but knowing how it most often happens can help you protect yourself or, if you’re a victim, minimize the damage.







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Almost gone are the days of the good old-fashioned purse snatcher. With less brute force and more skill, thieves need only a minute, sometimes less, to pilfer your credit card data.


“Back in the beginning, they got the imprint of credit cards from the carbon copies they dug out of the trash,” says William Noonan, assistant special agent in charge of the Secret Service’s criminal investigative division. “Technology has changed things.”


The number of compromised records has been on the decline for the past two years, according to the Secret Service, after reaching a record high of 361 million records in 2008. The trend might reverse this year, however, after a recent string of misdeeds.


This spring, criminals hacked, phished or skimmed their way into the systems of Michaels Stores, Sony, marketing firm Epsilon, Citibank and even security expert RSA, among others. In some cases, they obtained only names and emails. In the worst cases, they got credit card numbers.





The schemes are simpler than you think. Here are the most common ways thieves pilfer your credit card information.


Suspects: The toy store trio


Modus operandi: Sally, Simon and Bud walk into a toy store. Sally and Simon roam the aisles, while Bud waits in line to check out. When Bud is at the register, Simon comes running up to the clerk, screaming that his wife has fainted. As Sally and Simon distract the salesclerk, Bud switches the credit card reader at the register with a modified one of his own, says FICO’s fraud chief, Mike Urban. For the next week, the salesclerk unwittingly collects credit card data on the modified reader until the trio returns, takes back the modified reader and restores the original terminal.


Known whereabouts: The trio will hit other retailers and restaurants, but sometimes the threesome will instead be a twosome or a solo criminal.







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Suspect: The waitress at the diner


Modus operandi: The waitress whisks away your credit card and swipes it through the restaurant’s register. Then she pulls a small device — about the size of an ice cube — from her apron and swipes it through that, says Sgt. David Schultz of the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office in Texas. While you’re scraping the last of the chocolate frosting from your plate, your credit card information has been stored in the device, known as a skimmer. The waitress returns your card and performs the same magic trick on dozens of credit cards in a week.


Known whereabouts: The data-stealing waitress has been known to moonlight as a bartender, salesclerk or at any other job that allows her to take your credit card out of sight.


Suspect: The Gas Lass


Modus operandi: The Gas Lass parks her car in front of a gasoline station off the turnpike. It’s late. There’s no one around except a sleepy attendant at the register inside. The Gas Lass attaches a skimmer over the credit card reader at the pump. It’s a special skimmer: It emits a Bluetooth signal to a laptop close by, says Noonan. The Gas Lass pays, heads off to the motel next door and sets up her laptop to receive the data from the compromised pump over the next several days.


Known whereabouts: The Gas Lass installs skimmers over ATMs, parking meters, vending machines and other places with unmanned credit card readers.


Suspects: Harry the Hacker and Phishing Phil


Modus operandi: Harry the Hacker installs malware — a type of software that damages or infiltrates a computer or network — onto a legitimate website with low security. The malware instantly downloads onto your computer when you visit the site and allows Harry to access your information. In another scenario, Harry puts malware on public computers and gathers the information you share with that computer, says Urban. Harry also infiltrates the computer system of banks, retailers and other businesses and extracts personal account information, Noonan says.


Phishing Phil uses malware to go after your laptop. He sends emails with attachments that promise dancing kittens or some other bait. When the user opens the attachment, malware instantly downloads onto the computer and leaves confidential information vulnerable. Phil also sends emails from a familiar sender with a link to a contaminated website that installs malware onto your computer. Some malware, called spyware, allows Phil to capture every keystroke, including passwords to your financial accounts.


Suspects: The rest of the criminal crew


Modus operandi: So what happens to these pieces of data when they’re in no-good hands? They get sold.


The waitress, trio or Gas Lass sells each swipe for $20 to $40, says Urban. Harry the Hacker and Phishing Phil will get $5 to $10 a card and may sell the information online. The person who buys the information verifies it and then sells it to a person who creates fraudulent credit cards with victims’ account information attached to them. The card-maker then sells cards to other criminals who buy goods, such as stereos or baby formula, and sell them to regular consumers.






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What you can do



  1. Set up mobile alerts for your phone if your financial institution provides the feature. That way, you can be aware of unusual activity as quickly as possible.

  2. Regularly monitor your accounts online, so you can identify fraudulent transactions faster, says Schultz.

  3. Avoid public computers. Don’t log on to your email if your bank corresponds with you there. Urban suggests setting up an email account just for your finances and checking it from safe locations.

  4. Avoid doing business with unfamiliar online vendors, Noonan says. Stick to established merchants and websites.

  5. If your information has been compromised, notify your financial institutions and local law enforcement, which will contact the Secret Service if necessary. Also notify any of the three major credit reporting agencies — Experian, Equifax and TransUnion — to set up a fraud alert on your credit reports.

This article was reported by Janna Herron for Bankrate.com.






 











 







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To: Sheldon Hyman Re “The technology is there.  Why not have your picture imbedded on your credit card stripe…”  That’s a great idea!  And, it would be better if: when the card is scanned, the card calls for the cashier to proceed “asking for the picture ID and a security pass code (which was previously assigned and choose by the card-holder).”  So, if is not properly enter on the key pad, the transaction would be cancel!!!  Or something similar… like when someone is purchasing wine or any alcoholic beverage… the cash-register is now asking for ID!       


 




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I am not advocating one bank over another, but, BofA has a feature called ShopSafe, if you have a Visa credit card. This applies to online purchases. Say you want to buy a coat from XYZ company for $150.24. They want your credit card name, number, exp. date and ID code. You go into your account site, bring up you credit card history. You click onto Services and ”launch” ShopSafe. This pop up allows you to create a customized credit card number just for that transaction of $150.24. The min time the card is good for is 2 mos., although, you can choose any time period more than that. So if your Visa card has a max borrowing amnt of $12,000, say,


you are only on the hook (potentially) for $150.24. That is very good protection, plus, if you make two consecutive mistakes trying to bring up your acct (two separate passwords are required), your acct is frozen until you call the bank and give a reasonable explanation why you made the two mistakes!








  • I was skimmed at my local restaurant. There were three employees in on it that we could determine. When I tried to report it to the local police they wouldn’t even take the report. Putting a review online was my only option. The bank did reverse the charges though – an $800 phone account in Spain.




I’d most be worried about the criminals with the scanning devices. When they get close enough to your purse or wallet, they can extract your credit card info in seconds. I read that wrapping you wallet with a sheet of tin foil prevents this device from working. They also makes wallets now that block card reader transmitters as well.




 

Thursday August 25th 2011 @ 10:30pm ( letter to capital one credit card company to recfify credit report)


To whom it may concern:    August 25th 2011 @ 6:27pm


My name is Mary Jean Ziska.  I am writing today to dispute charges on my Capital One Master Card Account.   The card number on the card itself was:  5291072639241492 the account associated with the card were:  5291-0722-72373263. My birthdate is July 7th 1966.  My residence is:  5632 Whisperwood Blvd.   #1601 Naples Florida.


I opened the account in 2002 and had a credit limit of $1000.00.  I recently went online and was able to obtain a credit report from Experian.  As of today, the interest on the account created a balance of $3003.00.  During that time frame refinancing for my home was completed through a corrupt lawyer David J. Stern and a corrupt broker, Ian Stein.   The broker, Ian stein was in charge of paying the $1000.00 debt.  He did not pay the debt; he also did not repay a personal loan I made to him from the refinancing.  There were other bills he did not take care of before he disappeared with his office closed,  the phones disconnected  and leaving no forwarding address  to connect to him or his company for the purpose of collecting funds or information concerning his fraudulent  activities.    


According to   the definition and in which I am using as part of my defense, estoppel  by representation, (estoppel by representation: An estoppel that arises when one makes a statement or admission that induces another person to believe something and that results in that person ‘s reasonable and detrimental reliance on the belief especially equitable estoppel. )   I was shocked to see that interest had been accruing and a total of $3,003.00 was still showing on my credit report as being past due as of July 2011.  The man Ian Stein was found to be a con-artist and worked for a lawyer David J Stern who was also convicted of being a criminal.  Ian stein not only stole $3,000.00 from me personally but obviously did not pay the bills as per the refinancing agreement. The bill for the capitol one credit card was one of those bills that he was supposed to pay from the refinancing in 2006-2007. I  was under the assumption   and belief that he paid what he was supposed to pay and no  additional investigation  was ascertained concerning the accounts that he didn’t pay.


I have tried to locate him   to no avail, and have filed a police report as to additional fraudulent accounts that I found on my credit report occurring within the same time fame.  The police report for additional fraudulent accounts that I believe may have been started by the same group of con-artists is: (#11-21030)                              


During this  time period (2006-2007), due to all the bulling, harassing, and criminal activity that started  in 2003 and continued consistently and methodically  from 2003,  I basically had a break down and was baker-acted  for fear of my committing  suicide.   I was declared by the courts as incompetent and a guardian Patrick Weber was placed in charge of my accounts. An incompetent person,  may also be referred to as “incapacitated,” lacks the ability to make responsible decisions. In such cases, a competent adult known as a guardian or conservator is able to step in and make legal, financial and health decisions for the incompetent person.


Likewise, when the court removes an individual’s right to order his or her own affairs there is an accompanying duty to protect  the individual.  One of the courts duties is to appoint a guardian. All adult and minor guardianships are subject to court oversight.    The petition for a guardian for Mary Jean Ziska  was made July  5th 2006. The documents for petition for guardian case clerk case number# 0600117GA )When a person is declared incompetent and a guardian is placed in charge of the ward, there are certain responsibilities designated to the guardian.   The legal authority for guardianship in Florida is found in chapter 744, Florida Statutes. The court rules that control of the relationship among the court, the ward, the guardian and the attorney are found in Part III , Probate rules Florida Rules of Court.  Together these statutes and rules describe the duties and obligations of guardians and attorneys as well as the court to ensure that they act in the best interest of the ward, minor, or person who is alleged incapacitated.   A plenary guardian is a person appointed by the court to exercise all delegable legal rights and powers of the adult ward after the court makes a finding of incapacity. Wards in plenary guardianships are by definition unable to care for themselves. Whether one is dealing with a person  whose assets must be managed by another,  or is  incapable of making  decisions for him /herself.   When the court removes an individual’s rights to order his or her own affairs there is an accompanying duty to protect  the individual.  One of the courts duties is to appoint a guardian. All adult and minor guardianships are subject to court oversight.


Guardianship monitoring is a mechanism Florida courts can use to review a guardian’s activities, assess the well  being of the ward, and ensures that the wards’s assets are being protected.   In my case no guardianship monitoring was enlisted to ensure that bills were properly addressed and it was my assumption as well as the guardian’s that the Capitol One Bill had been paid by Ian Stein  in 2006-2007 as per the refinancing agreement . 


The nonpayment of the Capitol One Bill was just one of many areas of my life during that time period and guardianship period that were not handled properly.   I was completely unaware  of the  continuing debt, and  until recently was under the assumption that the bills( in good faith)  had been paid and accounting for such would be reflected on my credit report.  


On  August 22nd 2011@ I called the capitol one telephone number of:  800-955-7070 was listed on  my Experian dispute form and reached Katrina @ 3:58pm  id# ALM290.  I gave her the account number that showed on my Experian account for my Capitol One Master Card of (#  529107263924…)The address  listed is P.O. BOX 30281 Salt Lake City UT 84130 then there were some additional numbers under the account (0344157357).  She asked to access my account by wanting to know the various information I listed in the first paragraph of this letter. The information I gave her was:    my full name, date of birth, address, account number, and the actual number on the actual credit card.   She even wanted to know my social security number but I never give that out….( Especially over the phone).    She said she couldn’t see my account information so she transferred me to William (id# 32L5) who is supposed to be an account manager in the recovery department.   I began speaking with him at 4:15pm and spoke to him until 4:19pm.( He said he had to hang up due to an earthquake in Virginia? And he had to evacuate the area? I ‘m not sure if that was the correct information or not but he told me to call back tomorrow morning 8 am to discuss the situation with another representative.  He also told me to fax my information to fax number # 888-259-3021 or mail it to P.O. box 30285 Salt Lake City UT 84130 telephone number 800-955-7070.  It is a different address than the one on the Experian account information sheet.  I want to verify which address is correct? 


 I explained  the entire  situation,  but I don’t  think he understood the  legal implications  and  liability  for the balance of the account after 2006.  He mentioned that the account was signed in 2002 and maintained good standing until 2006-2007 which is true.   The situation in 2006 changed.  In 2006 as per the court of collier county (clerk’s case number # 0600117GA:  July 05 2006 a petition for appointment of guardian was issued and  to date, the case has still not been resolved.      


 I am putting back together my credit and my life and as of today I am still going through court cases based on this horrid time period of my life!  I am attempting to rectify this situation with Capitol one master Card company, and  the credit bureaus by  having these charges  dismissed for  nonpayment of bills that I  was not made aware of and not responsible for according to the court documents and the declaration of incompetence during this time period.    


 I still suffer from severe anxiety caused by events as far back as 2003 and am making sure that those responsible are brought to justice; however I am still left with a mess to clean up in my own life, my credit, and in business and personal relationships.  Due to these extenuating circumstances,   I expect all charges to be justly removed from all my credit reports and credit history.  My credit history should reflect only the time period when payments were made to bills when I was deemed legally competent and in charge of my own finances.  As for my Capitol One Master Card Account this would be the time period of:  2002- 2006.


I accessed your website  to see  additional terms and conditions  for credit card use:                        “ADDITIONAL DISCLOSURES & TERMS AND CONDITIONS                                                               


I am applying to Capital One Bank (USA), N.A. (Capital One®) for a credit card account. To qualify, I understand: Approval is based upon satisfying Capital One’s credit standards.  I must be at least 18 years of age and have a valid social security number, unless otherwise specified.    .   Capital One  P. O. Box 30279  Salt Lake City, UT 84130-0279                                                                                                                                                 In your letter, give us the following information:     Account information: Your name and account number.  Dollar amount: The dollar amount of the suspected error.Description of problem: If you think there is an error on your bill, describe what you believe is wrong and why you believe it is a mistake.You must contact us:You must notify us of any potential errors in writing. You may call us, but if you do we are not required to investigate any potential errors and you may have to pay the amount in question.What Will Happen After We Receive Your Letter. When we receive your letter, we must do two things: 1.Within 30 days of receiving your letter, we must tell you that we received your letter. We will also tell you if we have already corrected the error.  2.Within 90 days of receiving your letter, we must either correct the error or explain to you why we believe the bill is correct.  While we investigate whether or not there has been an error: We cannot try to collect the amount in question, or report you as delinquent on that amount..After we finish our investigation, one of two things will happen: If we made a mistake: You will not have to pay the amount in question or any interest or other fees related to that amount..If we do not follow all of the rules above, you do not have to pay the first $50 of the amount you question even if your bill is correct.This site provides information about and access to financial services offered by the Capital One family of companies, including Capital One Bank (USA), N.A. and Capital One, N.A., members FDIC.© 2011 Capital One.Capital One is a federally registered service mark. All rights reserved.Blank Check® is a registered trademark of Capital One.


According to your  own Capital One Customer Agreement,  “ we may consider you in default of your agreement with us if:  #(5) you die or are legally declared incompetent or incapacitated”   ( The law does state that  you  are not allowed to collect these funds from an incompetent person!)  the guardian in question should have been contacted in 2006 and a default of the account or payment of the account should have been the proper course of action.


Since I was not served any notice for default, and interest has been added on the original amount  since 2006-2007, I feel there was a huge injustice that occurred.  On my  Experian credit report  there is a note that states          Account charged off.  $3,003 written off.  $3,003 past due as of July 2011. “   when in reality, the bill of $1000.00 that should  have been paid by the refinancing  agent  should have been the  only bill (without interest)  on my record especially when declared incompetent in 2006-2007!  I do not wish to have my account in default  or charge d off for such a large amount as that will detrimentally affect my credit rating and credit liability.   I wish to only improve the situation for everyone involved.  I request removal of all  unjustly added  late charges and interest penalties from 2006 until today,  I would like to make restitution for the  debt and pay the original  balance( $1000.00) in payments acceptable to both parties  starting from the date  I am  once again declared competent.   If the charges are removed, that will improve my credit score and alleviate any injustice that occurred by charging an incompetent person interest on a credit card debt.


I am writing today to rectify the situation and clear my credit of all the injustice that occurred in 2006-2007!


Thank you for your kind attention in this matter,


Sincerely,


Mary Jean Ziska                                                                                                                                      5632whisperwood blvd. #1601                                                                                                                              Naples Florida  34110


 


 


 


 


 

Thursday August 25t 2011 @ 3:37pm ( I wasted at least an hour talking to someone who was supposed to be my mom… and instead it was someone who actaully loved me…. and didn’t manipulate me but i was wrong…)

so this afternoon I called my  mom ( got the phne answering machine with only one business…to talk over the letters I needed to write to the  credit  people. and the credit breau….

After I read her the letter…she started to quote me page 50-51 from the purpose driven life… (I basically don’t agree with anything she said… and neither would  my real mother.. about living now… that  this not the most important part of life..instead that we were supposed to expect a great after life but to not have a great life here???? What????? she said  that we shouldn’t expect anything great now but ….. then  when she was mentionning all this freaky stuff about the grey sky????????… and somehow…. it went on this tangent……

Why can tyou believe in a god who actually wants you to have a great life including great material possessions… and that doesnt negate teh possiblility of giveing back to society.. or makdina great contribution… but it is not exclusive..liekthe time i get a fake mom who  wants me to only put florida as my area for meetingmen oneharmony… if i put the world and meet a great guy who is blond,  blue eyed… handsome, intelligent funny, kind generous, well heeled… and from Sweeden… I am definatley nto goin gto turn down meeting  and talking with him…

All these people are putting limits on my life… not  caring what they do to my life…. THIS IS MY LIFE>>>
please go and mess up you own life…. not mine…  mine has already been destroyed by  enough people as it is… their suggestions… their criminal activities… their lying.. and cheating and stealing….for what? why?    

Whoever it is.. and was… had a very calm voice.. and was very puposeful in her manipulaton …. infact i didn’t even realise it was happening until part way through the conversation or until after the conversation was over….  I mean I  knew my mother  didn’t believe that God allowed bad things to happen to people….. and that  the only rewards were  in heaven… and we aren’t supposed to have nice things on earth…  so I knew whoever was quoting….. was incorrect in  believing my mother thought that way… 

when she was telling me that this life is just tempory… and not to get attached to material possessions… well then I  knew it wasn’t my mom….because my mom LOVED…..  loved shopping… and  she  actually believed in quality items….   and who wanted her daughters like myself….( mary jean ziska… maura ziska and madelon ziska )  to actaully have great possessions…. and she  had given us some really nice and great  material possessions.. infact she  collected great possessions for all of us( the three real daughters…) she collected three of most items from all over the world……
( the last time i heard arguments ( misquotes from the bible)  someone was telling me to go without an inheritance.. or to get along with less… or to not  be attached to any of my possessions or living situations… was an old roomate Patrick Garland… and his argument made me just as angry 

I believed it was just a justificaiton tha tsomeone was stealin gmy inheritance… or mypossessions… or my  gifts.. or anytthing i was supposed to be blessed with… and to jsutify ther criminal actions they tried to tie it into bible quotes… as if…. 

I was told that i should judt wait an dget my inheritance in heaven… and not get any inheritance here on earth…  was that teh littel imposter girsl stealing my babyblanket..my earrings..even my sweater… shoes.. bank accounts… WHAT>>>>>> but i waas supposed to be alright with it becaus ei woudl  get an inheritanc in heaven…. WHAT A LOAD OF CRAP!

 
the person on the phone didn’t want  me to have a great life..including any  great material posessons.. any of the real feeling and beliefs of a mother..my real mother…would have ever thoguth let alone said…..  

It once again wasn’t my real mom on the phone for 239-598-1515….. I tried to call back and got the same evil person who used to have a cell phone that was registered to “gregory marion”.. and used to make me listen to messages… would jsut put the  phone down  and either make me listen to messages on her phone.. or the television…. but “she/he” would start an agrument then put the phone down before i coud ever say anythng…. and dispute the wrong  thing she said about me or my family….. I believe  it to be  one of the scummy girls who was and is still stealing babysitting jobs… ( because she needs the money… so I am told… ) Infact this person  told me she had to go to a baysitting job today…Hummm  then i am always told by these same people who steal the jobs for themselves.. that the ecomomy is bad.. and there are no other baysitting  jobs out there…only the babysitting  jobs they get themselves…. a bunch of thieves and liars…..   

It has to be someone who lies and cheats and steals without  blinking  an eye… who will manipulate  a life and will  try to get  anyone of value  out of my life and make sure the boys who are screwing her daughters… or if she has a son … the whore who is screwing her son and making bastard babies… for their “group of corrupt criminals  ” … you know they breed them… start them really young to do all the dirty work… . well they will do anythng to protect   “their own”  whoever that may be….  I just know I hate imposters.. and criminals.. and cant wait until one day there is justice! 

 UGGGGGGGG I really need a biometric voice recognizing device…. where are all the technology  people when you need them…

anyway  now I am totally pissed…I wonder if  todays conversation had anything to do with  the three old men who walked over to my complex on the  golf path from antother area in the complex… in their grey sweatsuits …. one had an aqua baseball hat..and the other two i cant remember.. i noticed them but i guess I didn’t realize I would  have to notice all the people who were going to affect my  phone conversations … and my life….today….     perhaps they were relatives for karne kahel’s bastard making  boys…. or her relatives for that matter… or  they jsut came by to see who ever the boys are hiding away to play with…. like in 1404… or the other ohio state condo… where there is the gold infinity with the ohio state plates… 

yesterday there was a white cadilac…

this person on the phone did  not want  me to have a white caucasian family( which i do) because that is who and what i am….. .. didn’t  want  a certain goup of people to associate with me.. and went about trying to get rid of those people in my life… with her wierd stories…

now would I want certain people who are ciminals not  in my life… sure. yes of course… i dont want any criminals in my life.. ntr do i want any people with durg problems or alchol problems..or even  mental problems… .. but i never know if the person on the phone is making my life better or worse…with the wierd stories..

I’ve had people do both…. and my complete trust in people is totally gone… and my
level of distrust is extrememly high…


I am a a real, normal person… I  assume that each time I call my mom’s telephone number I am actully going to reach my mom… it is alway such a shock to find out that once again some idiot has either hacked into her phone  or somehow… i am not  speaking to whomever i think i am speaking to… I am not one of the freaks who can always tell the difference in people on the phone …. and I really don’t understand how they go aboaut doing it.. but so many times  someone else seems to answere the number i am trying to call and it is not my mother answering  the number…and then i base my life on what they tell me… that an aunt is dying.. or my sisiter is on vacation… or ths horrid thing is happening or that horrid thing is happening… 

I  was reading about estoppel by representationAn estoppel that arises when one makes a statement or admission that induces another person to believe somethingn that results in that person’s reasonable and detrimental reliance on the belief ….. especially equitable estoppel.  

Equitible Estoppel:  
1.  A defensive doctrine preventing one party from taking unfair advantage of another when through false language, or conduct, the person to be estopped has induced another person to act in a certian way, with the results that person has been injured in some way.  This doctrine is founded on principles of fraud.  
1. there wasa false representation of concelement of marerial facts, 
2.  the representation was known to be false  the party making it or the  party was negligent in not knowing its falsity 
3.  It was believed to be true by the person to whom it was made
4.  the party making the representation intended tot it be acted on, or the perosn actin on it was justified in assumin g ths intent
5.  The party asserting estoppel acted on the representation in a way  that will result in substantial prejudice unless the claim  of estoppel succeeds.   

I think i can honestly say.. that the conartists and people who have manipulated my life  in a negative manner.. for their own  selfish intent…. to benefit themselves… have basically told me lies wanting me to belive these lies… in ordre to commit many of ther crimes… and  acts of fraud… and have harmed my life emensly!
 

Thursday Auguest 25th 2011 ( cannot access the million dollar portfolio accounts.. )

This is strange… i cannot log into my CNBC milliondollar portfolio… i had set up an account for toe email addresses…. and when i wen tto reset the passcode sinceit wasnt working from a few days ago…. it didnt take my change of password… and the link itself  had a wierd message.. i will go back and try to accessit and write down exactly what it says…. but this is the email tha ti clicked on for the second email i ued… i have had an account with MSNBC for years… hummm wasting time for the portolio challenge…

On Thu, 8/25/11, cnbcmembershipservices@cnbc.com <cnbcmembershipservices@cnbc.com> wrote:



From: cnbcmembershipservices@cnbc.com <cnbcmembershipservices@cnbc.com>
Subject: CNBC Password Update
To: whatabtmary@yahoo.com
Date: Thursday, August 25, 2011, 12:33 PM


We have received a request to update the password associated with your CNBC.com account. 

In order to complete this process you must visit the following page:
http://register.cnbc.com/resetPassword.do?token=Klw4Rg1uSE8T6%2FFM9zSRLJlOQ19YqtyS%2B%2Fua3SzKXbZSgh1hXpD6AhMf5ccEbS7B

Please note that for security reasons:
–          you must complete this process within six (6) hours of receipt of this email
–          this link can not be reused
–          this link will be invalidated after one attempt

If you try to refresh the page or close your browser and reopen the link in another browser you will be given additional instructions to complete your change of password.

If you have questions about your CNBC.com membership, please contact customer care.

alsio it is taking a ton o ftime for me ot copy and past and the website goet thorugh a wierd website that has a lot of eastern european  letters… hummm wierd…  

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A few months ago, I entered a statement concerning forced placed insurance with Litton Loan; I am yet to get a response. They have placed $4700 additional escrow, and my payments have gone up 400 more a month. I need help, please.




8/13/11



Litton Loan Services has continued to modify the date on my credit report for a loan that I defaulted on in 2003. My report has been modified on at least two separate occasions so they could extend the time my credit would be negatively affected.



The first time I noticed this happening was in July of 2007. The most recent was August of 2011. The account in question was originally charged off in 2003. When I noticed the discrepancy this month, I disputed the negative item. They responded by listing the debt as charged off as of August 2011. They refused to remove the debt even though the debt is much older than the maximum seven years.

Erik of Webster, TX


8/11/11



We applied for a Loan Modification to lower our payment and interest rate due to the economy. My husband is 100 disabled since 6/02 receiving SSI and obtaining VA Disability in 9/05. I retired early 12/04 to care for him. We have struggled financially. Litton has repeatedly lost parts of the application. We have had to fill out and sign forms numerous times. We are still in the process of completing the Loan Modification. We received a letter dated 6/25/11 stating an escrow account was added to pay our taxes.


We have since the Mortgages inception in 2005 paid for taxes an insurance monthly ourselves. I called and adamantly declined the escrow account. I was told by their Representative that this escrow was for the Loan Modification and that we would need to sign before it was final. I indicated that this was not the reason for the loan modification application. We clearly stated in writing the reason for the application several times during the process that is still 5 months later not complete. Ms Gonzalez never returns my voice messages, I have to call back. On 8/2/11 Litton Loan Servicing LP withdrew the loan payment including the escrow amount totaling $866.87. Our payment is 787.24. I immediately contacted them by phone, once again leaving a message for Ms Gonzalez and then speaking with Samantha Gater, a Representative, who advised me they need additional documentation as usual before the decision could be made for the modification.



I was transferred to the Escrow Dept. I was notified the modification had been approved,the escrow account was set up,that was the reason the payment increased and I would have to talk to the Representative handling our file to get it corrected. This whole process has been so stressful. Litton is charging us $100.00 to process the modification. They have drug this out for 5 months, losing documents, needed documents to be corrected,more documentation etc. We feel they are dragging their feet in an attempt to get us to drop the application. We have spent hours redoing documents,paid for faxes and I have resorted to sending any documentation priority mail with delivery confirmation to avoid countless delays. Now they have increased our mortgage payment with the escrow account added to our mortgage.

I am now taking care of my 81 yr old mother since my step father passed away 4/12/11 as well as my husband. My husband has COPD with asthma, allergies and PTSD. Some days he is good other days he is in bed for days. In 2008 he had brain surgery for a cavernous angioma, in 2009 he was hospitalized 3 times from 3/09 to 6/09 with pneumonia. On 9/09 he had emergency surgery for gall bladder removal that was gangrenes then 1 week after being dismissed admitted for an intestinal infection. I hope you can help us bring this ordeal to an end. I feel we are being treated unfairly by big business. I am afraid we could end up losing our home after 6 years of on time payments because of the financial drain., etc has continued to increase.


Joy of Wittmann, AZ


8/2/11



Problems of no assistance in modification, and now a Short Sale. They are refusing the American decrease in property value and want to over-ride the price in my area, asking qualified buyer to pay more than property value, asking for pictures and contractors to come out to property and give their input. Prices across the nation for owners are at a lost. I have a buyer and they are keeping me from selling property and giving my brokers the run-a-round. It was to be completed by August 05, 2011, and they are sending for more information, which has all been submitted to them and a letter to me and brokers, asking for more money than property value. Do I go to court or what do I do?




/Litton of Lancaster, CA

7/29/11



If you want to lose your home, just have Litton Loan handle your mortgage.


Litton Loan has many lawyers on the payroll, and many people have tried to bring them down. My best advice is to get away from them as far as you can. Litton knows that home owners in distress don’t have the money to hire good attorneys.


Litton can get away with murder. Get away from Litton!


Vince of St Charles, MO


7/28/11




After two years in a row and submitted every single document request for modification, I finally received a call from modification department payment. From 1,200 it was lowered to 678. I requested document via mail and the next thing I know, the person handling my case resigned and nothing done and everything was set aside.


beatris of Lehigh Acres, FL



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7/28/11



I am going through similar crap with Litton for a year and a half now. We either have too much or too little income for a change. I am so mad and tired. I can’t believe how many people here are having the same nightmare and nothing has changed.


Only we can change it. Let’s get in gear and do something about this! IT’S TIME TO GET LOUD!


Maureen of Weaverville, NC



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7/25/11



I was out of work for almost two years and fell behind in my mortgage for most of that time. During that time, I never received a letter, note or telephone call from Litton. In December 2010, I was back on my feet. I was able to begin paying my mortgage, and I hired an attorney to help make arrangements. My attorney was not able to this day receive all the documentation; so that I can begin repaying past payments, and start paying current payments. Now I received a letter from Litton telling me that I could lose my house.


Joseph of Greenlawn, NY



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7/22/11



As I read the previous entries from other victims of Litton Loan Servicing customers, I don’t feel alone.


I have gotten the run around from Litton for 2 years requesting “missing” paperwork which I sent it four times, delaying the auction of our house, and getting transferred from dept to dept.


Finally, last month Jeff Altman from Litton calls me and tells me my loan mod has been declined and that Litton just came out with a new program and they would offer me $12,000 to move out by a certain date as a “voluntary foreclosure”. I said I need that in writing, and Jeff tells me that it is so new that they don’t even have it in writing yet but promises me that they will honor it. So I move my family out by the agreed date BUT to only find out that Litton says on the date of the auction there is someone that has been added to my title and so they could not foreclose.


Since then, I have gone to the title companies and clerk’s office and verified that NO ONE is else is on my title, but since then I cannot reach Jeff Altman and they keep transferring me to Bankruptcy and Loss Mitagation and no one knows about the $12,000 they have offered me to move out nor can I reach Jeff.


This company is full of lies and are a bunch of crooks. Someone needs to do something about this company.


Julie of Irvine, CA



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7/12/11



Litton acquired my mortgage in 2005. If I would have known how horrible this company was, I would have tried to get out of it at that point. But anyhow, here is my current situation. I am trying to do a modification with this company since August 2010, and every time I have tried to do this, I have been denied.


First they didn’t receive the documents, then they were cut off while being faxed, then they were misplaced. They just don’t want to help. I cannot afford my payments and they just don’t want to work with me. Every time I talk to someone whether it be the same person or someone different, I get totally different answers and they repeatedly ask me why I am late in my payments. Do they really have to ask that?


I lost my job, I found a new one that pays almost $2,000 less per month and I cannot catch up. I have received ‘intent to foreclose’ notices. I have followed thru on them and contacted the company and then all they can tell me is that I am in default. I am only one month behind. They can help me with a repayment plan but unfortunately, I cannot afford my payment now so it will not help. She tells me I can do a short sale. I told her I just want help to keep my home.


I then tried calling someone to refinance and they just informed me that all of my payments since Feb 2011 have not been reported to the credit bureau so my credit is showing serious delinquency so they can’t help because of this. I then spoke with the representative at Litton and she can’t tell me why this is happening. She is my account manager and she cannot answer the question. Wow! This company really sucks!!


Tammy of Winsted`, CT



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7/11/11



Litton holds 2nd Mortgage for us — subordinate to my main mortgage. I have opportunity to refinance my first mortgage with much lower fixed interest rate. Litton has told me and the new primary lender that they will not sign a “subordination letter”. Thus, I will never be able to refinance, unless I pay off their mortgage. They say the “investor” will not allow any subordination to another loan — but when they bought the loan, it was subordinate already! I am not asking them to change anything.


Stacey of Omaha, NE



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6/18/11



Did a modification Jan 2010, was finalized and everything fine. Prior to the modification, we paid our own taxes and Insurance. With the modification we had it added into our payment. They stated that they would pay taxes and insuance. A year later we received a new payment plan stating that our loan payment will be going from *$894.00 to $1194.00 a month. they placed forced placed insurnace on us for the amount of $4700.00. Then stated that our escrow was $8000.00 in the negative.


We have since called, and they refuse to straighten this out. Mad as hell. not behind in payments, but the reason why we did the mosdification was to lower our payments. Did alot of research, and I have come across so much inforamtion about litton Loan and their practices. i am so disgusted and frustrated, Please can someone help.


Jacqueline of Palm bay, FL



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6/9/11



Hi,


I am looking for help with a “Making home affordable” Loan modification nightmare that we have been dealing with Litton Loan LLC I will try to explain bullet points without creating a novel.


We qualify for the loan modification no problem and were approved on our second mortgage with fifth third bank no problem filled out one form sent it in with requested documents and it was done in a week. Very professional friendly staff.


Litton Loan LLC complete nightmare:


Started the loan modification over 20 months ago. We filled out the original forms sent in all documents requested and they have been asking for more and more documents every time. We have sent 100’s of copies of everything and it’s never enough they always have “something else they need” Some mistake we need to fix or send written statements. They are all very rude are not friendly to deal with and stall stall stall is the game they are playing.


It’s always a new customer service agent to deal with. And I guarantee they are trying to make it so frustrating that we just give up. My wife and I have sent them everything they ask for over and over for the last 2 years. We Dont know what else to do?


We have sent 2 years of bank statements from all 4 accounts that we had to hand sign the bottom of every page and send back again? . Then they made a mistake when they thought we had an account that did not exist? we sent them statements from all accounts as requested and we have to send a written statement saying “the **” account that they made up does not exist”????? They need proof of unemployment, then proof of unemployment ending? They have been stringing us along over and over and making us wait weeks to mail stuff back and forth. They never call back when they promise they will. They never send us anything telling us what they need we have to call over and over again to check and see what the new demand is and then wait weeks for it to “show up in the system after faxing”???? And then learn about more and more demands its ridiculous! Spent over $100 on faxing docs. Every time they assure us they have everything and just need this “one more hoop to jump through” But its never ending. HELP?


Thanks,


ryan of arvada, CO



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6/2/11



My wife and I went through a loan modification through Litton Loan Servicing dealing with a Markus Williams our loan was reduced from 1478.17 to 1258.83 I cant remember if it was for 3 mo or 4, anyhow we have all payments as of January 2010 when it started electronically taken from our account the trial payments and full payments after that. Thus they transferred us to a company called Green tree Servicing who we are going through modification.


Sent all required paper work in and they said we were qualified then we recieved a trial period with them 1450.98 for 3 months to be taken out as of 4/1/2011 Then we get a call 3 to 4 days later saying we dont qualify. Because our payments green tree claimed litton loan said we were late I sent in all bank statements from 2010 all 12 and now green tree says that Litton Loan Never gave them all paperwork and we need to send in all information fortunetly I dont have the agreement I have the persons name and the amounts that were taken out.


I just dont know how we are responsible for sending in paperwork when Litton has all of it and transferred us over to Green tree dont you think that the paperwork should of been sent. We have done our part and it’s been almost 2 years we have been trying to Modify and sending all necassary paperwok for modification we get approved and then we get a phone call stating there was a clinch in the computers and we were not the only one its all about the trail of paperwork that Litton Loan Servicing did not forward to green tree but kept taking our money. Now we are in foreclosure we have been still paying our mortgage until today which is 6/1/11 Which green tree wont take until we give them the contract that was done with litton loan (paper trail) We dont have all that paperwork. We made the payments faithfully right out of our checking.


Burton of Acworth, NH



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6/1/11



My husband and I married in Sept 2010. Shortly after, I had permission to open his mail with his consent. I was aware that there had been an attempted foreclosure by Litton Loan Services in early 2007 and I was aware that Titanium Solutions were involved. A hefty sum was wired quick collect through western union to temporarily resolve the situation . Litton loan referred to it as good faith money. A fixed interest rate was agreed upon and the principal was increased by approximately $12000 . Some of the principal increase was to cover what litton loan deemed as unpaid property taxes.


Ann of West Haven, CT



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5/23/11


last month, i was having trouble with my computer, so i made a pay by phone to the above, the tape asked did i want to use the last bank payment
/i said yes and it turned out to be the wrong bank account number in the system, they did not receive my payment,my next move after calling

litton and calling my bank, i sent a overnite check in the mail. wrote a long letter to them, telling them to check their system, because i have been paying with the same bank for years, same route nos.


it took two weeks for them to receive that payment . this month, may, i am still having trouble with my computer, it is under some attack (virus) or something. so i sent the may payment earlier by mail with the stub that comes with the statement on may 2nd, my account is due on the 9th. i have contacted them by e-mail because the amount had not been deducted, today by phone. the lady today said the stub somethimes gets separated from the check and call back in a couple of days.


it has been 15th days since i mailed this payment. i just can’t see why they are holding or if they are holding and what their purpose would be. i was thinking about asking for a reduction in rate because i now live in the house that the mortgage is on but i pay my bill. what other motive could this be or am i being overly nervous.


Joan of Philadelphia, PA



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5/17/11



Re: Litton Loan servicing


We have been having issues with Litton Loan. First In April of 2009 our home was sold, we found out when someone knocked on our door “cash for keys” it was due to our neglect on making sure the payments were coming out of a checking account. We explained to the attorney at the time that we had no idea it was even going to sale and that we had the money in the bank for all of the missed payments so they agreed to rescind the sale but we had to scrap up another 8000.00 because it was now almost 21,000.00 in order to get our house back. We did and exhausted every resource we had. Two months later I had to have surgery that took me out of work for two months without pay, so we had been struggling to make our payments. I then got with Litton and explained the situation to them and tried to get a modification done, their idea of a modification was to raise my payment!! So we started working with a modification firm in November of 2010 to try and help us. They were working with Litton since then communicating and submitting all paper work, the last call I received from the processing dept on the beginning of May was that our home had already been sold back to the lender on March 9 2011! They were as shocked as we were. Once again we received absolutely no notice, nor did the company that was modifying our loan that our home was sold, Litton up until then had been getting and requesting information as if they were working on it!! It is now May 15, 2011 I am still in the house and still haven’t been notified as of yet that it is no longer ours. It is only a matter of time before we are homeless! Litton received funding to help keep people in their homes; the only one to benefit from it was Litton. We have had our home for 9 years and I feel that they should have done everything in their power to give us the help we needed to get back on our feet but they didn’t. They are very unfair and do not care one bit about their customers. They have my phone numbermy address so why wasn’t I notified!!! We are so distressed right now and can not understand how they can get away with this! It is so unfair!!! I can not pay them another 21000.00 this time to get it back.X I NEED HELP!!!!


Retha of Fort lupton, CO



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5/15/11



every time I call to talk to someone about my request for loan modification I get the run around. I’ve faxed all the information they’ve requested, yet they keep saying they haven’t received some of the documentation. I just called and apparently someone new at Litton works on my case every month. When I call and leave voice mails for specific case workers, I don’t ever get calls back. I am very close to foreclosure, apparently, but when I call they give me varying foreclosure (sale) dates, two of which are in May 2011 (May 15th and May 23rd) and I haven’t received any notice of foreclosure yet (it is now May 4th).


Rod of Salem, OR



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5/4/11



I have a question. After many calls & 3 months of headaches and tears to litton to get my modification processed. My loan was modified by $13,000 and my interest rate lowered to 4.3%. Later we received a 1099 for $13,000 as income earned? Was this legal? This put us in a higher income bracket and we owed $10,000. We were only able to pay our taxes through a payment plan. I’m confused how did this help?


Pat of Whittier, CA



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5/4/11


after several years they ended up with my mortgage. They raised my payments claiming escrow was short??? It was temporary. They have never lowered it back, and my Insurance was never raised, nor my taxes. They seem to have scammed me? Cannot get answers to calls.

I learned that there are millions of complaints about them.


Jay of Pegram, TN



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5/3/11



I fell behind on my payments due to financial loss wages and more.I got to a point where I needed help -went to a lawyer for help with modification with Litton.At first they offered me the mod. saying I did qualify (mind U I was making payments regrdless)how behind I was.I was given a 3-month trial period and did everything right-they kept stating didnt have all documents -to resend-then they returned all three checks i sent them ..making lawyers crazy..finally to say they denied me modification..ended going to another lawyer by now they stopped accepting my payments totally..for over 8months now they keep saying they DONT want to modify me cause I make too much income.now im so behind with foreclosure on Hold by bank and very upsetting to me and my family-have a sick mother-i have never wanted to loose my house.Ive lived here for over 22yrs.its too hard on us I dont see why Litton wont cut us a break..We are still pending..Is there anything that can be done..all hopes fail.I am very hard working mom and I really want another chance.I feel they did not work fair with me they gave me the run around WHY!?


Ileana of Hialeah, FL



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4/28/11


I was being helped by NACA (NeighborhoodAssisstance Corporation of America) They was tryingto help get my home loan modified and during this process Litton oans sent my home to the aucton on Dec.7, 2009 where it was immediately sold for $45,000 to a third party who in return evicted me and my family and we became homeless. Loan # was ********

Property address was ********


Darlene of San Bernardino, CA



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4/14/11



I started a loan modification process last week of February this year. It is true about the complaints from Litton in requesting the same paperwork. I have sent everything they requested the very first week I started the request, Litton sent me a letter a week later stating that my application was incomplete. I sent again the same requested paperwork and after being on the phone for more than 20 minutes I asked the customer service rep. to review my paperwork. I was told everything was complete that I had to call in a week or two to follow up. 4 days later I received a phone call to tell me that I needed to send the same paperwork and a statement in writing of my answers to questions of my income tax return. I hope after all these questioning and resending paperwork Litton gets the modification done.


Jesus of Humble, TX



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4/9/11


Litton loan servicng has failed several times to timely post my payments to my account, causing late fees problems. Litton loan servicing has always refused to transfer my phone call to a supervisor or manager.I have never been late with any of my payments, and always mailed about 10 days before due date.

On May 2009 billing statement appeared an illegitimate charge of $ 197.50 that Litton Loan decided to add to my account. Almost 2 years later and that issued has not been resolved, supervisor or manager never returned any of my phone calls.


On October 2010 billing statement appeared an illegitimate charge of $ 2,829.29 amount that was added by litton loan servicing with out my knowledge making my monthly payment double. I have called more than 30 times and asked to speak to a supervisor or manager and the customer care department they always denied my request. 6 months later and those charges still appearing on my monthly statement. I have not been able to resolved this problem because nobody from litton loan customer care can explained why that amount was added to my account, I have left numerous message for the supervisor or manager but they have never returned any of my phone calls. Every time I spoke to the customer care department they always asked me to sent that late payment immediately or late fees and interest will be added.

On February 13, 2011 I mailed a written inquiry which was certified with a return receipt. I was very clear what I wrote, if they don’t corrected those illegitimate charge I will needed to talk to my attorney and go to court,but I also sent the last 13 copies of my return checks from my bank. It shows that I have never been late with my payments.

But,on March 2011 I did not received my billing statement so I called Litton loan immediately and I was told that I have changed my home address and will not received any more statements and for now on they can only talked to an attorney or I needed to hire one. I told litton loan customer care that I have been living in the same house for the past 15 years and I did not moved or changed my home address and I did not have an attorney. Litton loan wants me to requested my monthly statement in written because they can not longer sent one.Litton Loan is refusing to sent out my monthly statement.

Talking to the customer care which they are very rude and unwilling people is just a waste a time. I have spent countless hours trying to resolved this issues. As todays April 05, 2011 I have not received a response from my inquiry neither my monthly statement.

Another problem, I have an escrow account for my property insurance and taxes, but every year litton loan failed to made my house insurance on time. Every year the insurance company almost cancel my policy because of late payment. They do not sent the payment on time and I have called litton loan many times and complaint about this problems but they done nothing. I’AM SENDING MY HOUSE MORTGAGE MONTHLY PAYMENT WITH OUT THE STATEMENT, BUT MY BANK IS DOING A DIRECTLY PAYMENT TO LITTONLOAN SERVICING


Fernando of Hawthorne, CA



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4/5/11



This is a copy of the complaint lodged with the FTC:


Litton was given my “interest-only” mortgage by Chase Bank, which Litton refers to cryptic-ly only as their “investors”. I sent duplicate copies of my records on Litton’s request, by mail and fax; over and over again. They were called many times over the course of several weeks before and after a notice of intent to foreclose was issued. No one in the Customer Service Department could or would pull up the account information; despite my giving reasonable verification of who was calling.


On some of the calls they claimed that the information given to them / requested by them for verification (such as phone numbers) did not match their records; and at other times they touted having no records on file whatsoever (even system-based notes on previous calls). The operators were extremely aggressive, rude and all together inept. They evidenced having little to no experience / knowledge in the areas of account maintenance, their company’s policies or customer service. When they didn’t parrot the same simplistic, scripted lines over and over again, they only barked at me to pay or made sarcastic barbs. They could be heard laughing like hyenas. They sounded much more like a “fly-by-night” back room collections agency than the well-trained financial industry professionals I was accustomed to dealing with in Chase and GMAC. My attorneys (appointed by a local NGO) were only able to exert marginal influence when confronting them. (Later it was discovered that a large percentage if not all of their then current “customer service” hires were Katrina victims and inmates from a work rehabilitation program. A large rash of identity thefts were linked back to Texas and Litton.)


An open channel of communication came only after a motion to stay the foreclosure was filed (on the basis that Litton had no proof of their rights to the account). They began a dialogue with my current attorney via email and records of all of Litton’s emailed statements have been kept. They continued and continue to ask for copies of documents that were already sent to them. For 14 months Litton held and continues to hold an uncashed check written by USAA to me (which unfortunately lists them as a joint payee). The sum is between $8,000 and $9,000; and was intended to pay for repair of the severe storm damage done to my house by the Blizzard of 2010. Because of neglect the house deteriorates at a rapid pace.


They forced a short sale a few months ago (which thankfully never materialized). They sent a real estate broker over to do a “BPO” (Broker Price Opinion) but would not engage a certified appraiser / appraisal. The contract for the short sale contained a very strange clause which prohibits the resale of the house to a family member or another associate despite the associate’s ability to pay (even on a cash sale). It was later discovered that Litton had published a guide for short sales which was placed on the website of a real estate association which dealt strictly with short sales. Access to Litton’s report was available only to paying members. (Unfortunately the site was taken down shortly after discovery.) Also, Litton continues to refuse PNC Bank’s ample reverse mortgage offer after 2 years of negotiation. It covers the certified appraisal PNC issued, and would yield Litton approximately $290,000 in a lump sum. The original amount of sale was about $369,000. I have already paid $186,000 on my own toward the house, which includes a $93,000 down payment. Litton wants the house.


IN ADDITION TO WHAT IS STATED ABOVE – Litton has just now decided to release the funds of the check issued by USAA; providing that the contractor consulted for the repairs signs a waiver on a mechanic’s lein for the $2000+ difference in costs that arose out of more than a year’s neglect of the house. This coincides with their sudden decision to send a Broker over again to do a BPO “in the next few days”. They want to short sale / sell the house even though an offer from PNC Bank for the reverse mortgage is still on the table (and though lower than before, it would still likely yield them much more than the short sale at this point). There may be a consortium of investors that they’ve made arrangements with for exclusive access to their (Litton’s) distressed properties.


Also, a year ago, when I gathered the documemtation to do income taxes, I realized that Litton never sent any interest withholding statements for the years 2008 and 2009. Repeated requests over the months through my attorney for the said statements yielded nothing until 6 months passed.


Thank you for reviewing my complaint.


Darlia of Laurel, MD



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3/31/11



I began the Loan Modification process with Litton Loan in October of 2010. I have made my mortgage payments on time; however, as these economic times become increasingly harsher I am finding it more and more difficult to make my mortgage payments. With recent hospital bills the month payments become even harder to maintain. I have provided Litton Loan Servicing with many copies of the required documentation (multiple copies of the exact forms within a month of each other). Litton continues to say my application is incomplete. I then provide new or additional information to them as requested. Another month goes by and they request the exact same paperwork I provided them the month prior. It is now the end of March, beginning of April (6 months) and still I am providing them with documentation I have already sent them many times. I am convinced they are dragging their feet so I’ll give up, get frustrated, and quit the process. It takes less than a month for a new mortgage or even to buy a new house.


They have a total lack of customer service. Each time I call to check on the modification they act as they are my customer and I should bend over backwards for them, rather than vice versa. They have no concept of helping the customer. It’s not like I want out of my mortgage, I am willing to pay it in full, I just need a reduced rate or month payment for a time being.


d of Cheney, WA



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3/22/11


I have just received forclosure papers today from a law firm representing litton loan services. What I don’t understand is why. In the last three weeks I have sent them 4000.00, but they only have accepted 2000.00, they have not cash one of the checks I sent them. This problem with litton loan started when popular sold my mortgage to them we have owned this house for ten years and been with litton for three of them and all of a sudden I am two months behind in my mortgage. This is so untrue when you call to speak to a representative they tell me they received my payment, but it is not for what I sent, so you argue and pass me to someone else, who says yes we received that amount that you sent.

They just don’t know what they are doing over there. They claim my escrow is negative balance of over 1000.00 how is this possible if I send my monthly payment plus escrow? I just don’t know what to do anymore. I think it is time for the government to step in with this company, because so many people are losing there home falsely because of litton loan. I have talked to someone who said he would help for the tune of 1200.00 it would be ok if I really could afford to pay this amount, and If i really knew this would help resolve my problems.


Stephanie of Jaffrey, NH



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3/19/11



I sent the following recently to every Litton executive for whom I could find an email address:


“In 2004, I bought a home; at the time I was making $700 a week, and while I struggled somewhat with the payment even from the onset, I got by, but unexpected bills led me to take out a second mortgage for the property for $40,000 in early 2007. The payments for the two mortgages combined were $12,10, but they were still manageable. Several things happened over the next couple years, however, that have strained my ability to pay those mortgages.


“First and foremost was the loss of my long-time job; while I was fortunate to find another job in the same field within a week, the pay was $200 less weekly than I had been making previously. Also, I remarried, and because my wife’s home was only 25 miles from work, as opposed to 50 miles from mine, we chose to live in her home, and rent mine out. At the time, I was hoping to be able to sell it within a couple years, but then, the real estate market crashed, and I found myself with negative equity on the property, and little hope in the foreseeable of getting back above water on it.


“These financial problems with the property were exacerbated by costly repairs that have arise and cut deeply into a once healthy savings account, including $6,000 for a new roof and $3,000 for a water filtration system. Additionally, one tenant did more than $2,000 in damages to the home, which I had to pay out of pocket.


“In short, this property has been a steady drain on my finances, costing me thousands of dollars more than I have taken in. I have been able to keep payments up to date, but only by dipping time and again into savings…and one more major problem will probably tip me over the edge financially and probably force me to abandon the property, at which point everybody loses; a foreclosure or short sale with a deficiency judgment would lead me into bankruptcy and leave you folks tens of thousands of dollars short on what is owed. What I am trying to do instead is to take a proactive approach to ease the strain before it becomes unmanageable.


“I would add that I am not asking for a reduction in principle at this time, although if one was granted, I certainly wouldn’t say no. What I am asking for is a reduction in the interest rate to make the payments more manageable; hopefully that will solve my problem and enable me to continue to make payments.


In mid-January, I outlined my situation to both your company and GMAC, which holds that second mortgage; in less than a month, GMAC offered me a modification, which helps somewhat. But as for your company…I have sent the documents for a modification repeatedly, both via mail and fax; sometimes it’s this document missing, another time it’s that one, another time the rep wants another document that was not asked for previously. After weeks of sending and resending I thought the problem was solved when I spoke with a rep,on 2/24, who assured me all the documentation was in hand and would be going to a processor for review….but then on Tuesday of this week I received a response to an email inquiry (which was sent just prior to when I spoke with that rep, on Feb. 23…13 days to respond to an email?) saying a document was still missing. I then got a call last night saying a different document was missing. Does anybody in your company have a clue what anybody else is doing? They apparently can’t even keep their lies straight any more.


“Quite frankly, your company has the worst…and I mean the absolute worst…customer service I have ever encountered. It’s been more than two months, and all I am getting is what is an obvious runaround. I am asking for a fair shake and at the least to have my request reviewed in a timely manner.Is the idea to make the process so difficult that people give up? And if that’s the case, how would Litton like it if I just gave up on my mortgage?”


No answer yet, and I’m not holding my breath on getting one. These jackals deserve to be driven out of business.


Greg of Ellsworth, ME



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3/11/11



We had our Loan motified as of Jan 2011 and we have made every payment that they required of us. In Jan 3,2011 they said a certified check was returned. It was not . Us not knowing anything about this continued to make a monthly payments, so our payment that we made Jan 29,2011 for Feb 2011 was applied to Jan 2011. Now they continue you say that we are behind a payment. Every payment that has been made, is made by certified checks and I have all the reciepts. They are now reporting us as being late every month to the credit agencies and they have now added over 3000.00 in service fees to our account.


Edward of Spotswood, NJ



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3/9/11



To say that Litton Loan is “less then easy to deal with” is a big understatement. We started dealing with Litton 7 years ago when we started struggling due to the fact that my husband lost his job, and for a long time was not eligible for unemployment. We had tried to work it out with Litton hoping that they can help us a little bit to stay on track but they just kept making situation worse from month to month. When we finally heard that need to come up with 6K for them to even consider, we knew right then that any conversation is useless. We have had houses and mortgage companies before, and I have to say, this one is most unprofessional, and dishonest, the people that work for Litton (with few exceptions) are rude and with no compassion what so ever.


At that time we had no choice but to go through bankruptcy. We wanted to save our home and paid some of our obligations instead of wiping all off, so we declare chapter 13th.

We struggled for 5 years. Soon after declaring chapter 13th we find out that the interest for our loan is not fixed but adjustable and soon 1200 mortgage became 1600. We Begged Litton to do the modification because it is very hard for us to pay 1600 for mortgage monthly on top of the 800 dollars per month for bankruptcy payments. No luck.

We were not able to pay taxes (they were not escrowed at that time), so Litton every year bought out our real estate taxes. Nothing was done with the delinquent taxes until after the bankruptcy discharge.


Fortunately we made it to the end; we were even discharged a few months earlier. In May of 2010 we were better off financially, out of bankruptcy ready to resume our lives that was put on hold due to un-foreseen events like loosing a job.


Boy were we wrong?! Our lives are still on hold thanks to Litton. The whole time we were in Bankruptcy I felt so guilty going over situation a million times, thinking what we could have done differently to avoid the situation we were in. Now, on the other hand, I want to make it right and I want to stay on track and I have the means to do it and guess what? We cant!!! Last July (two months after discharge) we called Litton to make a payment over the phone and customer service wouldn’t even give us minute, they refuse to talk to us since we are still in bankruptcy status. We were transferred to above department were we were told that our account is under audit due to the fact that we have some past due fees and on top of that, money in forbearance account but Litton has to make sure that forbearance is legitimate.

They don’t have any doubts about our past dues but they questioned the forbearance before they let us use the money for delinquent taxes or anything else.

I got the paper soon after telling us again about the audit and stating that we should get the response from Litton about the results within 30 days. It is February of 2011. I still dont have the results, we are still in bankruptcy status, and customer service will not talk to us without transferring us to bankruptcy department. BD is stating that there is nothing that they can do because we need to talk to Litton since the file is closed on their end and Litton is the one that should change the status.


I am now even more depressed about the whole situation since us trying so hard to stay on time and not to be late even one day and for the first time in 18 months we are probably late on our mortgage due to Litton’s mistake. I talked to BD on February 15th and they transfer me to very nice lady Mrs. ****** from Dallas Texas office. She suggested I pay my basic mortgage and they will take the forbearance account and move the remaining balance to make the payment full.

Since that was I think first person that I could talk to and she was very helpful with explanation I wanted to talk to her every time I call. She told me that all I have to do is call and tell them to send the e-mail and provide phone # where she could reach me.

She also told me about the modification and I requested the papers to be sent out to me.


Called Litton on February 24th and of course I can’t, in any way get in touch with Mrs. . Again I am transferred to Bankruptcy department, my payment is not applied at all, on the contrary, the minimum payment that I made was put into forbearance account and I am showing no payment for February was made. BD is transferring me to Mitigation Department where another lady is putting another request for the money to be taken out of forbearance account and applied as a February payment. Ask so many times if that is going to happen and if there is anything that may prevent for the transaction to take place. We were close to month end and I didn’t want any problems and late charges, but most of all I didn’t want to be late.


Each time that I called I spend at least hour on the phone going from one department to another hearing over and over at this time.


Well, I came home from my work on Monday the February 28th and there was a letter that my February payment was short 800 dollars and I am being charged late charges. It meant that they took the minimum payment and applied towards the February payment but didn’t make the full payment like requested.


I called on March 1st and told them that this is unacceptable and of course the first thing that I heard after they transferred me to BD was am sorry but at this time.


They didn’t finish the audit but they know that I own around 4K for legal fees from 2004, 2005, and 2006 where it is physically impossible because if you want to stay in bankruptcy you need to be up to date, and if you fall behind with the regular payments and you doing the extension and adding the past dues into the plan it is with the legal fees.

How the hell we got discharged being past due for 4K. But at this time Litton is not available to give me any information due to ongoing audit.

And by the way did you know that if your grace period is until 15th and you call and make the payment over the phone (on that day) and you get the CONFIRMATION #, but Litton will pull the money in 3 days from your checking, they have a right to charge you late fees?

I know it is very long story, but I felt like sharing with you guys. I don’t remember being so depressed even when we were in bankruptcy struggling and barely making the ends meet.
I don’t know where to go and what to do. We are going in circles, nobody will refinance our home because of the continuing status, and Litton will not help us at all, on the contrary they’re making situation worse.
I don’t know if it is even legal or not to keep somebody in bankruptcy status for almost a year after they have been discharged.

And I get it, we were late and we repaid everything. I get the fact that they bought our taxes and we now have to repay the taxes and the escrow for current taxes.

But that was established right after the discharge, so it didn’t delay the process of an audit.
We paid our dues and we want start over and right now we fell like we are in square one and there is no way out.

I am not going even start anything with the modification because I am scared that they will screw my mortgage even more and I won’t be able to ever repay.

Modifications are for people like us to help us stand on our two feet and start over. Where is the money that Litton took for that reason so they can help people?

I see there is another class action starting in Tennessee. I am from Wisconsin and I don’t think we have any class action here. I, sure, though, would love to see them forced to refinance our mortgage for the lowest interest possible, with no fees hidden, as reward for us for punitive damage and distress.


Joanna


Joanna of racine, WI



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3/7/11



my husband and i just found out that a house we bought in 2001 and sold around 2004 we payed off a 53,000 dollar home loan to them and they say and reported to and on our credit that it is a outstanding loan which has ruined our credit!!! we sold the home and paid them the 53,000 dollars


brandy of robinson, IL



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3/5/11



I purchased my home in 2004. ARM to be exact. Since 2004 i have had litton loan. I never had amy problems with them until 2010 and now. I required a surgery and had also three separate student loans as i dont qualify for any financial aid. My bills started to mount up and i ended up behind on my home payment. Until 2010 I had never made a late payment.


I had called to see what i could do. All they say is pay or you’ll be charged a late fee. I asked about assistance or partial payment. And I quote ” litton does not accept partial payments because it would be a breach of contract”. What kind of crap is that? They don’t want to take my hard earned money? Who does not want to take your money. In 2010 I applies for modification.


They told me i was not approved because the economy didn’t allow for my home to be worth anything. My realtor has given me the option to place my home on the market or short- sale but i refused. I kept to my payments and then fell even more behind in late 2010. My car was having problems with the transmission and some minor home repairs.


I called litton again asking for help but nothing came to be. It is now March 1st and i am now waiting for my foreclosure paperwork. I was given the option to applu for modification again but i highly doubt that getting approved is something that will not happen. I am frustrated because they dont help, their reps. Have given me different stories and i am ipset that they dont even want to take my hard earned money as a partial payment. Other companies help why does this one suck so bad. On top of that those late fees are rediculous. I cannot find a loan with anyone because my credit that was once great is now ruined. I have no choice but to short-sale or just go through foreclosure.


Adriana of Evans, CO



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3/2/11



March 01, 2011


Re: Litton Loan Servicing


In October 2005 we received a loan for $112,500 from New Century Mortgage Corporation. In March of 2007 when the New Jersey banking regulators barred New Century from doing business in the state, our mortgage was picked up by Saxon Mortgage Services.


On September 28th, 2007 we were approved for a loan modification by Saxon Mortgage Services that stated, that as of 11/01/2007 our Unpaid Principal Balance is $111,058.37 and that we should begin making our monthly payment of principal and interest the 1st. day of December 2007. In March of 2008, we received a Servicing Transfer Information Document from Litton Loan Servicing that stated: Effective April 01, 2008, please begin remitting your payment to Litton.


After making our April and May payments that was deposited into a lock box account of Litton, we were informed by Litton that we had not made our first two (2) months mortgage payments. Please not that we

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Litton Loan Servicing
Issue: Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act violations
Schaffer v. Litton Loan Servicing, LP
On October 26, 2005, customers of Litton Loan Servicing, LP (“Litton”) filed a class action complaint charging the company with violations of federal and state law. The named Plaintiffs filed the class action lawsuit on behalf of a Nationwide Class and a California Subclass of Litton customers.


The Nationwide Class alleged claims based on violations of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (“RESPA”) relating to Litton’s improper actions in imposing late fees or treating payments as late during the 60-day grace period following the effective date of loan transfer if a borrower sends a payment to his or her old servicer on time. The California Subclass alleged claims based on violations of California law relating to Litton’s unfair business acts and practices with respect to the servicing of loans.


The case is currently pending before Judge Margaret M. Morrow of the United States District Court for the Central District of California in Los Angeles, California. Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, LLP and co-counsel represent Plaintiffs and the Nationwide Class.


Nationwide Class Certified
On July 30, 2007, Judge Morrow issued a 56-page order granting Plaintiffs’ Motion for Certification of a Nationwide RESPA Class. Read a copy of the Court’s Order. (Note: the Order is not a determination of the merits of case.) The Nationwide Class is defined as:


All persons (i) who presently own, or during the Class Period owned, property (including mobile homes) in the United States, (ii) who entered into a mortgage loan transaction which was then transferred or sold to Litton or for which the servicing rights were acquired by Litton Loan Servicing, LP or its predecessors, directly or indirectly, at any time between October 26, 2002, and the present, and (iii) who made timely payments to the transferor servicer and were charged late fees related to that payment within the first sixty (60) days of the loan transfer to Litton.


This was a great achievement for Plaintiffs, resulting from months of hard work and a long string of briefs that were filed. By separate order, the Court denied our motion for certification of a California Subclass. What this means is that the only class claims still pending are those involving late fees Litton charged within the first 60 days of loan transfer from the previous servicer where borrowers made payments to the previous servicer that Litton failed to credit.


On August 13, 2007, Litton filed a petition with the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, requesting permission to appeal Judge Morrow’s order certifying the Nationwide Class. Plaintiffs filed a response with the Court of Appeals on August 27, 2007, opposing Litton’s petition. The Court of Appeals denied Litton’s petition on November 16, 2007.


On August 31, 2007, Litton filed a Motion for Summary Judgment asking the Court to find that the Plaintiffs’ claims could not be sustained as a matter of law. Plaintiffs responded on September 24, 2007, and Litton’s motion was heard before the Court on October 22, 2007. The Court issued an Order on July 31, 2008, denying Litton’s motion and setting a trial date of November 18, 2008. Litton subsequently filed a motion to decertify the Class on October 13, 2008. Plaintiffs responded on October 21, 2008, and that motion is set to be heard on November 11, 2008. The Court took the November 18, 2008 trial date off of its calendar pending the resolution of Litton’s motion.


Plaintiffs opposed Litton’s Motion for Decertification, and the Court held arguments on the Motion on November 10, 2008. In ruling on Litton’s Motion for Decertification, the Court found that the Class satisfied the ascertainability requirement of Rule 23(b)(3), but that Plaintiffs had not established the elements needed to determine predominance or superiority on their claim for actual damages. Accordingly, the Court ruled that those claims could not go forward on a classwide basis and the only claims that would be tried on a classwide basis were Class members’ claims for statutory damages under RESPA, which are capped at $500,000 for the entire Class.


Settlement
After the Court’s determination that statutory damages capped at $500,000 were the only available damages to the Plaintiffs and Class members at trial, the Plaintiffs and Litton reached a settlement. The parties filed a joint notice of settlement with the Court on February 17, 2009.


The parties have agreed that Litton will establish a settlement fund of $537,500 for the benefit of the Class. Certain notice costs, administration fees and expenses will be paid from this fund. After those costs are paid, the Class members will be entitled to make claims for compensation from the fund and will be entitled to receive up to $60 from the fund on a pro rata basis. Once those claims are paid, Class Counsel will be allowed to seek reimbursement of additional litigation costs, and then any remaining funds will be distributed to claimants on a pro rata basis until the settlement fund is depleted. Litton will not be entitled to a reversion of any money from the settlement fund.


The Court granted preliminary approval to the settlement on March 26, 2010. To read the Court’s order, click here. To view a copy of the Settlement Agreement, click here.


Next Steps
Pursuant to the Court’s order, notice postcards were mailed to potential members of the Settlement Class on May 10, 2010. To download a copy of the Class Notice or Claim Form, please click on the link for the following website: www.latefeessettlement.com. This website was established pursuant to Court order and is maintained by the Court-approved Claims Administrator. The Claims Administrator can also be reached toll-free at 1-877-789-9492 to respond to inquiries from Notice Recipients who lack access to the internet, have questions about the documents posted on the dedicated website or procedural questions, or request that the Class Notice and Claim Form be mailed to them.


The Settlement Class is defined by the Court as all individuals who:


1.own or at any time on or after October 26, 2002, owned property in the United States;
2.entered into a mortgage loan transaction which was then transferred or sold to Litton Loan Servicing LP or for which the servicing rights were acquired by Litton at any time on or after October 26, 2002; and
3.made timely payments to the transferor servicer and were charged late fees relating to that payment within the first sixty days of the loan transfer to Litton.
Subject to the terms of the Settlement Agreement, and the Court’s approval of the same, each Notice Recipient who submits a timely and valid Claim Form will receive a pro rata distribution of the Settlement Fund, of up to, but not to exceed sixty dollars ($60.00).


Important Dates
Deadline to File a Claim: September 7, 2010
Deadline to Request Exclusion: June 24, 2010
Deadline to Object to the
Settlement: June 24, 2010
Final Approval Hearing: October 18, 2010 at 10:00 a.m.


Frequently Asked Questions
What does all of this mean? The Class of borrowers included in the Settlement are defined as follows:


All persons (i) who presently own, or during the Class Period owned, property (including mobile homes) in the United States, (ii) who entered into a mortgage loan transaction which was then transferred or sold to Litton or for which the servicing rights were acquired by Litton Loan Servicing, LP or its predecessors, directly or indirectly, at any time between October 26, 2002, and the present, and (iii) who made timely payments to the transferor servicer and were charged late fees related to that payment within the first sixty (60) days of the loan transfer to Litton.


This means that only those borrowers who meet all of the requirements of this definition are covered by this class action and will be allowed to participate in the settlement. Even if you are a member of the Class, you do not have to participate in the Settlement, but will be given the opportunity to opt out and not participate.


How do I know if I am a class member? Litton has the burden of identifying those borrowers who fall within the Class definition (as described above). If you are a member of that Class, you will be notified in writing of what actions you will need to take to protect your rights. Until Litton identifies the Class members pursuant to the Court’s order, we cannot confirm whether or not you are a member of the Nationwide RESPA Class.


What if I don’t meet the requirements for the Nationwide RESPA Class, as defined above? If you do NOT fall within the class definition described above, you are NOT a Class member and your rights are NOT protected by this class action. We suggest that you contact another attorney promptly to protect your rights.
Can you give me a referral to an attorney? If you need a referral to another attorney for your individual claim(s), we suggest you contact your state bar association or the National Consumer Law Center at http://www.consumerlaw.org/.


Statute of Limitations and Trademark Notice
You should be aware that the Statute of Limitations (the deadline imposed by law within which you may bring a lawsuit) may severely limit the time remaining for you to file any potential claims you may have.


Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, LLP, is not affiliated in any way with Litton Loan Servicing LP. Please read our disclaimer.
In the News7/30/2007


Court Certifies Nationwide Class of Mortgage Borrowers in Suit Against Litton Loan Servicing
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