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chasepmt2hot-firefighter · 07-02-2009, 10:55 AM

This is TOTALLY 100% misleading... This article could legally be torn to shreds...

How about... X people were 100% completely modified, utilizing the MHA program. X people were 100% completely modified by Chase's own programs (they emphasize they have soooo many options available). X loans were extended to 40 year terms & X had rates reduced to 2.7%. Chase has now proven to keep their word... (NOT)

These files are now complete and families are no longer in limbo. The economy will start to see a difference, one file at a time. Chase is great, we honor our word, we help real people w/ real lives. We ease the pain by not dragging our feet, making up excuses and extra requirements that we actually don't really need to get the job done. Families are now being families, laughing, smiling, appreciating life and all the small things that make life worth living.

Is this possible? The jury is still out...

07-02-2009, 10:55 AM	#10 (permalink)
chasepmt2hot-firefighter Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 229 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	Re: Anyone finalize after the 3rd mod payment w/ Chase? This is TOTALLY 100% misleading... This article could legally be torn to shreds... How about... X people were 100% completely modified, utilizing the MHA program. X people were 100% completely modified by Chase's own programs (they emphasize they have soooo many options available). X loans were extended to 40 year terms & X had rates reduced to 2.7%. Chase has now proven to keep their word... (NOT) These files are now complete and families are no longer in limbo. The economy will start to see a difference, one file at a time. Chase is great, we honor our word, we help real people w/ real lives. We ease the pain by not dragging our feet, making up excuses and extra requirements that we actually don't really need to get the job done. Families are now being families, laughing, smiling, appreciating life and all the small things that make life worth living. Is this possible? The jury is still out...