http://householdwatch.com/wp/2004/07/28/hfc-masters-of-the-run-around News Release - HSBC news, articles, and editorials Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:59:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 http://householdwatch.com/wp/2004/07/28/hfc-masters-of-the-run-around#comment-39002 Fri, 02 Nov 2007 14:33:56 +0000 http://householdwatch.com/wp/2004/07/28/hfc-masters-of-the-run-around#comment-39002 [...] Editor’s note: A few years ago we published “The Secrets of HFC and Beneficial Finance” which explains the problem. When the customer needs help, as is often the case during this period of ARM resets and subprime problems, we also invite your attention to our factual detailed article “HFC - Masters of the run-around“.    Thinking of making a debt settlement offer? You need to see common settlement scams and rip-offs first [...] […] Editor’s note: A few years ago we published “The Secrets of HFC and Beneficial Finance” which explains the problem. When the customer needs help, as is often the case during this period of ARM resets and subprime problems, we also invite your attention to our factual detailed article “HFC - Masters of the run-around“.    Thinking of making a debt settlement offer? You need to see common settlement scams and rip-offs first […]

]]> http://householdwatch.com/wp/2004/07/28/hfc-masters-of-the-run-around#comment-32027 Fri, 03 Aug 2007 16:43:46 +0000 http://householdwatch.com/wp/2004/07/28/hfc-masters-of-the-run-around#comment-32027 [...] We invite your attention to a factual real-life article. This borrower did not end up in foreclosure, but in an interview he said he was not told - until leaving the closing table - that the loan, based on the monthly payment quoted, would not be repaid during the loan period. At the end of the term he would owe as much as he borrowed in the first place - and that was eleven years later! (see article here) [...] […] We invite your attention to a factual real-life article. This borrower did not end up in foreclosure, but in an interview he said he was not told - until leaving the closing table - that the loan, based on the monthly payment quoted, would not be repaid during the loan period. At the end of the term he would owe as much as he borrowed in the first place - and that was eleven years later! (see article here) […]

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