Why doesn't somebody contact O'Reilly

[Slim Shavings]

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HE is doing a story on that Credit Card Woman You tube video right now. I think he would help if he knew that people were trying everything they could to pay their mortgage.
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[caldwellb02]

go for it, Slim!

[pdsfoley]

Originally Posted by Slim Shavings

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HE is doing a story on that Credit Card Woman You tube video right now. I think he would help if he knew that people were trying everything they could to pay their mortgage.
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I forwarded a letter I wrote to BAC (B.Desoer) a couple of months ago...he never replied...

[Slim Shavings]

I'll do it but somebody else has to do the talking if something happens.!! I been fighting to take this country back for 40 years. Lots of things to dig up on me

[caldwellb02]

Got it. Same here. But the young'ns have less baggage? Who wants to speak on O'Reilly if Slim gets a hit?

[caldwellb02]

My kids and my grandkids will still be alive. Just because I don't want to go on camera (and I also can't because of my job and the implications to my organization, which is a well known non-profit.), doesn't mean I am not willing to help. O'Reilly is definitely not on my top ten list but he can really address the issue and as I have said on different threads, this illegal process conducted by the banks have no regard to race, gender, political affiliation or spiritual inclination that I can figure. If someone will give a contact number for O'Reilly, why don't we send him a bunch of e-mails to get the attention. Then we need an articulat and knowledgable spokesperson, which may be Moe.

[davephx]

oreilly@foxnews.com

Actually he is worth a try. I just sent my updated media letter.

[davephx]

Also National Public Radio, NPR

Use I want to "Submit a story idea or press release.
To what show I said "other" since can be of interest to many of their news shows
You have to look up your local NPR station and give callsign

HOLD IT - forget using "other"
Just got this e-mail

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So I guess I submit about 10 times to 10 different news shows!

[davephx]

Well I guess don't need to send to Car Talk or Piano Jazz!
I love the question how to you pronounce you name.. Ah.. D A V E

Used
Submit a story idea or press release
Submit a story idea.
Subject: Many More Homeowners to Lose Homes - the story not reported yet

Ok Sent to
Morning Edition
Talk of the Nation
Diane Rehm

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I have posted prior versions of this before but this is what I am sending media - not even getting into the Fannie issue.

Many More Homeowners to Lose Homes - the story not reported yet

As an attorney at a major Phoenix law firm explained to me, there is NO ENFORCEMENT provision in the Treasury/Fannie/HFA "directives" or "mandates" for the Home Affordability Program. While folks are getting trial modifications few are being given permanent modifications even when timely trial payments made and qualify under the Net Present Value (NPV) test.

The banks can ignore all the guidelines and there is nothing we can do about it. We are totally at the mercy of the servicers per the law firm I talked with.

It is reported that they get more fees when they sell the property. It is especially bad in non judicial states like AZ.

More details that Washington Needs to hear and media report on:

Folks all over the U.S. who qualify are being rejected and homes have even reportedly been sold even within days after being told foreclosure sales would be delayed. Foreclosure notices are being sent at the same time the homeowner is told their modifications are being worked on. In my case, and many others we submit required documents for the HAMP Plan (and mortgage owned by Fannie Mae) and being told not to worry and wait until contacted by a "processor." Instead they sent a foreclosure notice.

If the servicer determines you are not eligible for a modification, it does not have to give any reason and can the next day sell your home with no notice, no time to take any action in a non-judicial foreclosure like typical in AZ, once the original 90 days has past.

On 9/11/09 National Consumer Law center said ""Participating servicers violate the HAMP guidelines by selling homes at foreclosure while homeowners are negotiating loan modifications, requiring waivers of homeowner rights, and refusing to offer HAMP modifications to qualified borrowers. Lack of transparency in the application, review and turn down process exacerbates these problems."

Attorney Jeff Barens warns about this in article of 9/11/09 “BEWARE THE “END-RUN” (SNEAK) FORECLOSURE” article at Foreclosure Defense Nationwide - Mortgage Foreclosure Help - Free Advice It reports the widespread practice of servers telling customers not to worry about the foreclosure notice, messes up the paper work and trustee sale is completed!

I have had a six month battle with CitiMortgage with lies, screwed up paperwork and at their mercy to not do a no notice instant sale upon their whim, when I should easily quality for a HAMP modification and have been told it was approved twice. There are many frantic people like me that will do anything to keep our homes. We are not even looking for principle reduction just the 31% of income mortgage under HAMP where we pass the Net Present Value test showing it is better to modify than a foreclosure sale. But some servicers are selling our homes without notice anyway.

I have 9 pages of documented notes call by call in my six month battle with CitiMortgage to save my home showing the lies and failure to meet the Fannie Mae and HAMP directives. Even my Hope Now escalation team person is running into the same problems when she tried to set up a conference call but unable to get the right responsible person or call backs from supervisors. And CitiMortgage is reported as much easier to work with than many of the other servicers.

That is why the great in design, HAMP program is not working in real life. Servicers are starting mods but not approving them in the end. They are hiring lots of staff to contact folks to get them into mods, but not enough people to actually solve problems and get those that successfully complete the trial period approved.

The forum at Home Loan Forum - LoanSafe.org often has 2000 visitors at once. Anyone can read on the Home Loan Forum - LoanSafe.org forum details of so many frustrated home owners having so many problems with most servicers.The loansafe.org forum shows in the "real world" why the well designed HAMP program is failing due to massive servicer problems not the plan itself.

[davephx]

Oh boy...
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[davephx]

This one sounds better

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[davephx]

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[davephx]

On O'Reilly.

Well it was a good idea but...my mail server reports:

Mailbox not available oreilly@foxnews.com

Will try again later.

[SillyWorld]

I sent him several mails I think it was boreily@fox.com

[SillyWorld]

Originally Posted by Garry

So you think the R-Party gives a RATS ASS about ya, do ya, what a joke. Your nothing but a piss ant to them.

Same as the bankers I sent all those peeps an email even the Beck dude and no reply All talk will not take the walk all of them no matter which side they are on

[Slim Shavings]

I'm going to do a bunch of mailings tomorrow. I wonder if it would be good to get a bunch of people all with the same thing in the subject matter to mail them?