866-663-7459

I got one of the "we have been trying to reach you" mortgage letters 3 weeks after buying a house. I knew it was a scam right away because the closing date was incorrect. Also, I certainly would have recalled repeated calls or emails from my mortgage company. Toss this in the trash.

Received a “We’ve been trying to reach you about your mortgage...” total scam

Received a mailing stating they need to contact me immediately about protecting my new mortgage.  What a load of horse hockey!  Claimed lender: State Employees Credit Union of Maryland, Inc.

Received the same letter and several others from different companies. I called them back and got a recording. It’s life insurance companies.

got this letter about mortgage,   but was from virginia. Says protect your mortgage. Total scam received after refinance.

Same here!!  I'm glad I looked on here before responding to it!

Just got the same letter sept 2020

Recently refinanced our home and received one as well; thanks for the heads up....huge increase in attempted scams these days.

I just recently refinanced and also I got a letter saying:

"We have been trying to reach you regarding a matter of importance as it relates to your mortgage.  Please call  (866) 663-7459.
Thank You,
The Mortgage Service  Center"

They had my name, my lender's name, my county and my closing date and amount. I think they wanted personal information out of me. NOT OK!! I am so glad I called my mortgage lender from the number I had saved, NOT THE ONE FROM THE LETTER. My lender verified it was a fake.

Received same letter (as above) 2wks after taking out a loan. Called local Credit Union who funded our loan, and were told this is s scam. The credit union fraud dept dealing with it, and we were told to "always turn fraudulent mail back to your local Post Office.

Junk mail.  Nothing more, nothing less.  The Post Office will do what should have had the brains to do.  Throw it away.  It isn't "fraudulent"  Try using the internet to learn instead of using it to whine and complain about stuff that you should already know about.

Nothing but a very underhanded way to try and sell you a mortgage insurance policy that would pay off your mortgage in the event of your death.  You could do much better by getting a real Life Insurance policy from a reputable company if you were so inclined.

But still not illegal or fraudulent correct?  Plus it is still junk mail correct?  Also not everyone can qualify for real life insurance at an affordable rate.  I don't know what the rates are that this company is offering right now.  Interesting that they have no complaints at the BBB which gives them No Rating and several bad reviews.  No website but that doesn't really mean anything.

Might run afoul of FTC rules on deceptive advertising.  This would likely be a form of term insurance and not cost competitive with reputable firms that don't use deceptive practices when contacting potential customers. I wouldn't trust them as far as I could toss an elephant, But yes, not mail fraud.

I received a letter today saying “We have been trying to reach you regarding a matter of importance as it relates to your mortgage.  Please call (866) 663-7459“ , never try to call back and it’s obviously SCAM

Got a letter saying "We've been trying to reach you" from The Mortgage Service Center with this number and a PO Box in Jacksonville, FL. This is not my lender....

Got this same letter. You know the spooky thing? It arrived in an envelope where the stamp had not been postmarked, as if the letter had not been processed by USPS.