
Bank Of America Reviews in Washington, District Of Columbia
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Most banks label this function "bill pay" or similar. You have to go in and add the bill you want to pay and then each month it will show up. You should contact your bank and ask what is going on and how to pay the bills you want.
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Is there somewhere to go to complain about these banking practices? Does anyone over see bank refinances?
This is identical to what happened to me. Can we class action sue their ***? Enough is enough!
If your loan with BofA is a HELOC and your first mortgage is upside down they cannot nor will not foreclose. In fact they eventually write off the loan and keep it because usually the balance is too high for outside collections.
Also you can file for chapter 13 BK protection which converts the HELOC into a unsecured debt and is paid on for 3 to 5 years for literally penny's on the dollar. After that time the loan is zeroed out.
Contact a good BK lawyer or leave your email here as a reply. I have an inside contact at the bank who has offered to blow the whistle.
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