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The Top 20 Complaint Categories
Dear Rob,
Reviewing your press releases for 2007, I noticed the February 13th press release about your office’s “complaint list.”
It concluded with a chart, reproduced here, of the “Top 20 Complaint Categories for 2006.”
Notice anything missing?
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Who Gets the Money?
Dear Rob,
No, I’m not going to continue with the Abbot and Costello take off from the earlier post, Who’s in First, but I do want to give you something to think about.
Tax sale overages. Have you got them figured out yet?
I wonder.
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Figured Out the Problem
There's no scenario your office deems fair where I or any other investor has made a profit having transacted with someone in foreclosure.
Dear Rob,
For the last few days I’ve posted comments from you and the folks at your office, AAG David Huey and former AAG Cheryl Kringle.
Those comments, as you may have noticed, all carry a similar theme.
It’s the overriding premise you cannot shake. . .
“Every homeowner a victim, every investor a scam artist.”
In the proverbial nutshell, that’s the problem.
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Mr. David W. Huey Has Spoken
Rob,
I think I figured out the problem . . .
We’ve sort of shifted our focus to foreclosure rescue fraud, because that’s where con artists can make a living. They don’t have the inflated values anymore. So now if you’re looking to make your fortune in real estate, you have to find new ways to exploit people, and we’re seeing that in foreclosure rescue scams.— AAG David W. Huey
He’s Got Your Back
The News Tribune.com
In the arena,
Joe Kaiser
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Who Wrote it?
I've read the press release more than a few times and I cannot believe an attorney had a hand in it.
Dear Rob,
I thought I’d get back to the business of calling bullshit, what with the huey being piled as high as it is in this case.
And I thought I’d start with the innaccuracy-filled press release your office issued March 14 of this year.
Remember the one?
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