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: All ConsumingDirty deeds: AG raises the red flag on foreclosure fraud
By AGO Blog Moderator
Rising mortgage payments have paved the way for scammers who peruse foreclosure listings. Grasping at any offer for help, their victims have paid for false promises, been cheated out of equity and, in severe cases, were tricked into transferring ownership of their homes.
Now, in an effort to shelter consumers from equity skimmers, the Washington Attorney General?s Office is using those same listings. ...
Full post as published by All Consuming on September 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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