For All You Non-believers

[Ms. Janet]

A wise person once said that there were two sides to every story and the truth was usually somewhere in the middle.

Circle gets the square, Paul...

 

[timd354]

The truth, Mr. Brown, is that this loan officer is angry because her loan is falling apart because I didn't hit her number. She was advised, from the beginning, that I could in no way guarantee a value, nor even give her a range. So her little diatribe is "punishment" for not being one of her number-hitting skips. What other truth are you suggesting? Would you care to listen to the venomous phone message that followed the email when I didn't respond ? The one where she spells it out that I should have notified her the value wasn't there and that my failure to tell her the value and stop the report is poor customer service? Where does YOUR truth lie, Mr. Brown?

And to the others, thank you, yes, her several emails have been passed on to the folks at HUD and I am trying to figure out how to record her spittle-flying message left on my answering machine. I did NOT respond to her email, which resulted in a second nasty-gram, also sent to HUD, along with her first email screaming about the value. No point in letting her know what the game plan is. If HUD reacts like the lenders have to this sort of thing, nothing will be done, so why bother. And trying to educate someone of this caliber to USPAP is wasted breath.

Her way of doing business has become the expected norm, thanks to the lenders who have fostered it. Pretty obvious FHA is next in line.

It sounds to me like you have a very good cause of action for defamation if she sent that email to other persons...maybe you ought to sue the slimeball.

 

[Alison Swain]

Bearslide:

Recording from your phone is easy. Go to Radio Shack and ask them for a device to record from your phone. Costs about $3 or $4 and it's just a little rubber suction cup with a wire and a plug on the end. You put the suction cup on the phone receiver and then plug the wire into your tape recording device. Then, just retrieve those voice mails and hit "Record" --- I've done it many times. I like to keep sweet messages from family and friends.

Pursue this. I'm sick of these scumbags!

 

[jnordquist]

Lots of appraisers can sit, stand and say FHA Loans are clean and honest what I have been smelling isn't clean and honest loans.[/quote]


The brokers are trying their best to pollute the FHA side of things. Treat them like illegal drugs, and "Just say no"

 

[Larboard]

... I am trying to figure out how to record her spittle-flying message left on my answering machine.

Check GotVoice.com. You can get your voice messages sent to you as an MP3 e-mail attachment. Service used to be free but it looks like there is a fee now. Once you have the MP3 you can save it or send it to others.

 

[TN Pro]

What am i missing. It says your customer service sucks and they dont want to use you again.
I mean, i know, we know. what thats code for, but the email itself doesnt say a whole lot of nothing. I assume there are more emails and voicemails?

 

[Bearslide]

Those that offered assistance - thank you! - but let me be clear on what I am trying to do.

I have 3 emails - the first where she let me know I missed her target number, the second advising her co-workers to blacklist me (which is the one I posted) and a third, re-iterating the blacklisting statement. But on the voice message, she comes right out and says that I didn't hit her number and that's not "good customer service".

Here is where I need techie help - the message was left on an answering machine - not voice mail. I need to be able to capture that message in a sound file that can be emailed to the proper authorities. My son thinks I could hook up a microphone to my computer, play the message and somehow transfer it to a sound file that could be emailed. Can this be done? If so, anyone know how?

 

[Michigan CG]

My son thinks I could hook up a microphone to my computer, play the message and somehow transfer it to a sound file that could be emailed. Can this be done? If so, anyone know how?

You can do that but you have to teach your computer how to learn a voice.

Go to Staples or Office Max. You can use a personal recorder (about $100) and it records, and then downloads it to your computer. You can then e-mail the voice recording. It is great for describing a neighborhood, and in this instance, your purpose.

I used it all the time until I moved, and will be buying another one.

 

[RitaB]

Go get her!

I can't believe loan officers are still so clueless.

 

[timd354]

I can't believe loan officers are still so clueless.

They are not clueless...they know exactly what they are doing.....they also know that chances are that will get away with it. What makes this loan officer clueless is that she was actually dumb enough to leave recorded messages and a written record through her use of emails.