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I just got one today  I look up everything now after ID theft it looks like a lame attempt to swindle

I am so glad that I thought to type the phone number in the Google bar after not being able to find anything on this company!
Glad I don't rush into these things and fall for these scams! Would've been nice if it had been real though!
Plus with caller id, we never answer a call we don't recognize, figure if they really want to talk to us they'll leave a message as to who they are!

I received the same snail-mail letter as everyone else here appears to have received. My letter contains a listing R number and has ACT in the upper right hand corner along with phone number 1-866-259-0031. I ALWAYS check things out these days. There are too many crooked folks out there who prefer to take our hard earned money rather than work for it themselves. I sincerely appreciate everyone who posts to this site about the various scams going on. I just pray that someone that is down on their luck or an elderly person on a very fixed income doesn't get taken in by these jerks. Please...everyone...send the letters to your state Attorney Generals office. Thank you again to everyone who posts here!

I just received this same letter referenced by others here. I knew it was a scam but looked it up on the internet to determine whether my letter was an isolated incident or more widespread.  Now that I can see many others have received this letter, I am concerned about my vulnerable elderly parents-in-law.

I scanned the letter into an electronic image and copy/pasted it into a complaint form on our Attorney General's website.  Please report these letters to your Attorney General; in Florida, the website address is: http://myfloridalegal.com/

---addendum to above:  
At the attorney general's website, click on "Consumer Protection", then "On-line Complaint Form".

Since it came via US Mail, the US Postal Service Inspectors should be very interested in looking at it, complaint form here https://postalinspectors.uspis.gov/forms/MailFraudComplaint.aspx , likewise the Federal Trade Commission https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/

Thank goodness for Google.  I entered the number on this non-descript offer of mortgage refund with ACT at the top & came to this site.

Thanks,
I'm recycling this into the fireplace.

We also received a mailed letter, no information about the company. Which was the first red flag, I will not be calling them.

Got a "snail mail" and really appreciate everyone's comments on here to confirm what I thought - a scam of sorts.  Thanks to all!  Trashing right now.

I agree, got a letter, but the lack of company information made my skin crawl... so I thought I would check it out. Thanks for the good intel.

There is no information about the existence of this company.

We just received the same letter in the mail today and it is going straight into the trash.  I was suspicious to begin with but this site just confirmed it for me.

I did receive this letter too and found it a little fishy that there was NO name or address with it, just a 866 259 0031 number on it.  I called and talked to some lady, which was really nice on the phone and said that there have been miscalculations in this industry and we can do an audit for $149 and if we don't find anything we will refund your money.  I didn't go along with it and told her I was driving, which I was.  But what are the chances that they are going to find nothing.  Which means I will be out that money and would have to fill a letter with the mortgage company for that money they found.  I bet they fight that one.

I got this letter today and immediately figured it was a scam.  Thanks to 'lookin at it' for calling and posting your experience!

I also received this letter in the mail. No company information other than ACT in the upper right corner of the letter and P.O. Box as an address made me more than a bit suspicious. I looked up the number in Google and found this site. Thanks to all of you. I really don't think I'd have sent them the $149, but I also wouldn't have thought to notify the athorities. I plan to do that this afternoon.

Thanks everyone.  We received the same letter yesterday. Glad I deceided to look into it. TRASH

Actually, there is information regarding this company. I too just got this letter in the mail and was weary that there was no mention of a legitimate company name on the letter other than ACT, so I decided to cal the toll free number on the letter, (with caution of course) and ask for the company name. The person that answered did nothing other than answer my questions as to who they were she kindly offered that and gave me their website ( www.consumerservicing.org ). She did speak kind of fast so I did not retain the name of the company and she did not do anything but answer my question, which did surprise me. I was expecting the tenacity of a hungry wolf pursuing an injured animal. I am not saying this is a scam or not but I guess consumer awareness is always a good thing.

Got the same mail today, dont bother to call.  Definitely a scam..

You are a clever shill and the real purpose behind your post is to introduce your scamming web site and hoping potential victims will visit. Here's the registration for consumerservicing.org:

"Registrar: eNom, Inc. (R39-LROR)
Domain Name: consumerservicing.org
Expiration Date: 2012-06-25 22:53:47
Creation Date: 2010-06-25 22:53:47
Last Update Date: 2010-08-25 03:49:32

Registrant Contact Information:
Name: John Denver
Organization: JD INC
Address 1: 123 Main St
City: Anywhere
State: UT
Zip: 44123
Country: US
Phone: +1.8011238596
Fax: +1.8011238596
Email: Email Masking Image@jdinc.com

Administrative Contact Information:
Name: Tim Jenkins
Organization: United First Financial
Address 1: 14950 S Pony Express RD
City: Bluffdale
State: UT
Zip: 84065
Country: US
Phone: +1.8016765663
Fax: +1.8016765663
Email: Email Masking Image@unitedfirstfinancial.com

Technical Contact Information:
Name: Tim Jenkins
Organization: United First Financial
Address 1: 14950 S Pony Express RD
City: Bluffdale
State: UT
Zip: 84065
Country: US
Phone: +1.8016765663
Fax: +1.8016765663
Email: Email Masking Image@unitedfirstfinancial.com

Information Updated: Fri, 25 Mar 2011 16:58:26 UTC"

The listed Registrant Contact Info above is FAKE, FAKE, FAKE.
1. Zipcode 44123 is Euclid, OH, and not Anywhere, UT.
2. The USPS has *NO* zipcode for Anywhere, UT so mail is undeliverable.
3. Yahoo maps cannot locate Anywhere, UT. I doubt Google maps can either.
4. 801-123 is an invalid phone exchange. Calls to 801-123-8596 cannot be completed.
5. Googling "jd inc utah" found nothing.
6. Googling "jdinc.com" found nothing. Emails to any @jdinc.com address will likely be undeliverable.

Who is United First Financial? UFF is the company that brought us the works-but-superfluous $3,500 Money Merge Account which is software advertised to "save" $thousands in mortgage interest costs, the rationale being it makes sense to spend $3,500 on a product to "save" $thousands in interest. You can "save" the same interest costs on your own for free by making extra principal payments every time you make your regular mortgage payment - exactly the method used by the MMA but it claimed a secret algorithm was responsible for "canceling" mortgage interest. The truth is interest=rate*principal and since the rate is fixed, the only way to reduce interest is to reduce principal, and the only way to reduce principal is to make early principal payments. Why pay $3,500 for works-but-superfluous software when you can accomplish the same on your own for free? Want me to show you a better way to tie your shoelaces for $3,500?

WHY WOULD ANYONE TRUST A MORTGAGE LOAN AUDIT TO A COMPANY WITH DODGY WEBSITE REGISTRATION?

Wow what a Scam .thought I would research this too. Any company that does not put there address or have a web Site is a scam