Miami lawyer Rashmi Airan-Pace claims she is a victim of the foreclosure crisis and was just trying to help her clients get mortgage modifications. But some, like Stacy Peppers, a West Palm Beach insurance agent, who got a cold call in 2009, forked over $2,100 and then says she never heard anything again.
July 06, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Stacy Peppers, a West Palm Beach insurance agent, got a cold call in 2009 from a company promising to secure her a loan modification. With her husband recently laid off, Peppers was having trouble paying the mortgage on her Pompano Beach house and was turned down for a mortgage modification when she called her lender.
She forked over $2,100 to the Miami company, Truman Foreclosure Assistance, and its subsidiary, the Airan-Pace Law Firm of Coral Gables.
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