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I got served with a notice of default on my house in Long Beach and was told to contact a place that could help me keep my house. so I went to the Universal Legal Network or Proteccion hispana su defensa legal. The lady there asked me to pay $ 3000.00 to save my home. I trusted her and gave her my last money from my paycheck.
Then I heard nothing back. My home went into forclosure and I got evicted. Now I am being sued by Chase bank for over $100, 000. i thought i was dealing with a legal company with an attorney but it turned out to be some paralegal who acts like a lawyer giving me all kinds of advice that hurt me and my family.
They will not refund my money so I will take them to court and i found out the people involved are listed as : Leo Delgado, Nevine Carmel, Mary Lippmann, James Krage, Julio Delgado, Hector Kriete, robert Collins, Ken Cousens and more people but I am not sure because they give me a new name everytime.
I just want my money back and hope others don't get ripped off by these crooks. I did some research and some of them are total fakes and pretend to be lawyers but are really just breaking the law by taking money with false statements.
I tried to complain to goverment agencies but these scamsters are not licensed anywhere not even the city. So I checked with the BBB and no listing. Not anything but their phone # and the people there are really secretive so be carefull and do not give them any money or let them file any lawsuits that will get you to lose your home. Don't be fooled that they want to help you cause it is not right.
This corrupt NINA TADROUS aka NINA KHALIL aka NINA CARMELLE aka NEVINE CARMELL is the mastermind behind the consumer scam of "SAVEYOURHOME.ORG" and is now on trial for her last office venture in IRVINE CA. I have heard she is now with a CORRUPT ATTORNEY STANLEY D. BOWMAN redondo beach ca. post more updates on her and bowman law office.
Charlotte...Run as fast as you can from these people. I have done extensive research since my debacle with these people and it is all a scam. They will lure you in with information that is semi-legit and keep you hanging by a thread telling you that you need to do this, come in and sign this, pay this, pay that and they will keep doing it until your house is foreclosed and you are served with an unlawful detainer. That will start you on a whole other scam that will bleed you.
If you are in need go to a reputable attorney that handles these affairs or just call, write and/or email your lender and explain your situation. Make sure you run your California Bar license check, BBB check and if dealing with a real estate broker or the like do you Dept of Real Restate license check. Ask for their license #'s.
Sorry I meant date 10/03/2011 NOT 11/03/11
Yesterday 11/03/11 I received a call from a company supposedly known as The Relief Network at 5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 2005, Los Angeles, CA 90036. The person I spoke with was a Mr. Delgado (no first name)... could this be the same Delgado from the posting of 2011-03-18 by Carla Hernandez? If at all possible please advise, thank you... Charlotte Gotzeff cgotzeff@hotmail.com
My name is Wayne Williford and I am trying to get as much information as I can before I move ahead. I have been dealing with Goldenkey Financial and Orlando Vera, does any one have any information about these people. I have reason to believe they are affiliated with Gary Jones. I have posted this in a few places and please respond here so that I can find you and that we can get the word out. I am prepared to take this to as many people such as law enforcement, consumer rights advocates, and other government regulation agencies. Thanks
these guys are just a bunch of telemarketers who don't do much but tale your money and promise a lot of service which they usually never perform. remember " let the buyer beware". What do you expect when you answer an ad from a cardboard sign on a lamppost at a freeway offramp.
I checked with the city and there is no business license. apparently there is just a bank of cubicles and telemarketers processing credit card numbers. Drive by and there is no name on the building. All I saw was an eviction notice from a bank with a sheriff giving the occupants john does etc five days to surrender possession of the premises. They must be staying in an office on a day by day basis with there bags (or bankers boxes) packed and ready to go.
Watch them reinvent their scam at a new location and with a new phone number but the same old story. Bet you will never ever see a refund of any prepaid credit card charges. too bad.
These so called "save your home from forclosure" companies are a fraud. I saw a lot of their signs on every street corner when the economy took a nosedive a few years ago. What consumers do not read is the fine print. You give them thousands to avoid losing your home, and then these scam artists will take your money and run, OR they wont do anything on your behalf, which is usually the case, then the next thing you realise is that you have signed over your home to them, and then the sherriff arrives with an eviction notice. This is usually the case.You are better off making payment arrangements with the bank on the house payments before it gets to this point These are fake lawyers who know exactly how to scam homeowners.