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Recieved letter in the mail today. I immediatly Googled it. Saw the same response I had. Knew it wasn't, couldn't be real. Never called the number and don't plan to. Thanks Google.

We received a letter today in El Paso, TX. When I saw no letterhead or business information, I knew right away this was not a legit letter. When you are a business of this magnitude and have no website in today's world, your letters will get tossed into my trash can.

Hope no one has been scammed by these people.

Received same letter indicating an average refund of $1500 for overcharging/miscalculating mortgage loans. Did not call the phone number.

Just recieved a letter saying eligle to recieve a refund. No company name, just a so called listing.

Having worked off & on in the mortgage industry over the last 20 years, I was curious. I blocked my # and called. I spoke to a very well spoken gentlement who did direct me to the correct website http://consumerservicing.org/ - which was mis-quoted in a prior post. Evidently, the $99 is refundable if no refund or errors are found - I imagine that you could use a one-time use generated credit card number for this, if you have a card that provides this service. I am not sure, at this point that it is for sure a scam. But, to err on the side of caution is always prudent.

http://www.bbb.org/denver/business-reviews/mortgage-brokers/accelerated-equity-and-development-in-denver-co-12052936

Received the same letter and have deceided not to call because it is for sure a BIG SCAM!! CANT FOOL AMERICANS...HUMM..SOUNDS LIKE A POLITICAL STATEMENT...SEE YA ALL IN 2012!!

I too received the same letter and am very grateful for this website. I am always suspicious when there is no company listed on these letters, so I googled the phone # and this is where it led me! Thanks again!

Yep a definate scam. They pull the info from the general archieves at city hall. Any broker or insurance company can pull the general information for advertising purposes. Tear it up and spread the word so others don't fall victim to this scam.

I got a letter in the mail concerning a refund of $1500 or more from fraudulent mortgage practices. The dates for when I did the refi were correct and the amount for which I mortgaged were also correct, but there were some obvious red flags. Why was the company name absent from the letter. No contact person was listed and the address on the envelop is just a post office box. After googling the phone number, I saw so many other memos stating the same concerns I have. This needs to be reported to the BBB and the local news - Channel 2 problem solvers. I have already spoken to others at work that got the same letter.

Thank you to everyone on this site. I just got the letter stating that we are due a refund of $1500 or more. There was two big red flags this was a scam. The first thing is our mortage is under both my husband and my name and, the letter is only addressed to my husband. The second thing was the date of the mortage was 2 years off from when we got our mortage. I am going to report it to the BBB and the Attorney General. I cannot believe this so call company is able to continue to scam people. Do not release any information to these people

Got the same letter as described by others. Mortgage amount and date financed were correct. I googled the phone number, saw the reports on here. I called number anyway, and recording states that it is some company called ACT services. Talked to a pretty nice guy on phone, told him I wanted to know what 'government studies' they were referring to in letter and asked if he had any information to cite. He directed me to a website http://www.consumerservices.org and told me to call back when I had enough information and felt comfortable that they weren't a scam.

I don't plan on calling them back, but two things stood out.

1. The guy I spoke with did not speak with any accent, he had perfect use and command of the language, and he sounded educated.

2. He did not pressure me at all.

This was the extent of my follow up so far.

Same as all the others, got the letter. It included correct details about my fairly recent mortgage refinance so had a tiny bit of legitimacy with accurate dates and dollar amounts. However as I've always been taught and others have commented, if it seems too go to be true, it probably is. Thank you Clark Howard for the constant reminders. It's a complete scam when they require a credit card and "refundable" fee if they cannot find the mysterious overcharged funds.

Google saves the day again and kept me from making a wasted call to these shysters.

Never did call. Just got the letter, figured it was a scam since no info was listed. Thank God for Google!! This just confirmed it. Thank you everyone!

Got this letter in the mail today too. Thought it was kind of weird that there was no company name & bad grammar throughout.

Received this letter today saying to call this number. I noticed no company name or government dept. and a preposition missing in one sentence: idiots. Glad this site was out there!