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13-APR-2016
2016 Loan Scam Alert Program
The bottom line is that anyone who struggles with their mortgage payments is at risk.
In 2009, Congress asked NeighborWorks® America, to launch a national public education campaign to protect homeowners. The Loan Modification Scam Alert Program works closely with various federal, national and local partners to identify scams and provide consumers with trusted and reliable resources.
The challenge is that as methodologies and tactics evolves, we all become more vulnerable to scammers. The Loan Modification Scam Alert program is constantly identifying new and emerging scam trends.
The Loan Modification Scam Alert Program has had success in exposing scams and providing consumers with a method for reporting scams. We've been able to reach millions through television, radio, and social media.
Help us continue to get the word out:
• Get information and report scams 24 hours a day at LoanScamAlert.org or AlertaFraudeDeHipotecta.org
• Information is available in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese.
• Call 1 888-995-H-O-P-E (4673) to report a scam or talk to a housing counselor. There's no cost.
Let's stop these scams once and for all and ensure that no family needlessly loses money when assistance is free!
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