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    Janet
    | 2 replies
    So I called the AMT company back and asked a lot of questions that came up after reading these blogs. He was stumbling over his own words. He had half-[***] answers to everything.  Some were obvious lies. They said they are BBB accredited which is a bold face lie since the BBB says they are NOT accredited.  In the middle of me asking questions he finally said "have a nice day" and hung up on me.
    • Caller: Mortgage Auditing Program Division of A.M.T.
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    ohmygoodness replies to Janet
    | 1 reply
    ha ha.  Yup, there is the final sign of a scam.  The ole hang up trick.  They told me it was 199.00.  I talked to someone named Sue.  Looks like the price depends on who you get when you call.
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    Lore
    | 8 replies
    We received 2 letters from this company. (We have 3 properties) Stating.......

    This notice is to inform you that you may be owed a refund of several thousand dollars from your mortgage lender.  Records show that you signed for a home loan on February 7, 2006 and that your loan amount was $*******.
    Government studies by the FDIC as well as financial audits of lenders have shown that thousands of mortgages contain mistakes or overcharges.  Your monthly mortgage payments may have been miscalculated and you may be due a refund from either your current or previous mortgage lender.
    The average refund is $1,497.32 and one third of the refunds equal $3,000 to $7500.00.
    You are eligible for a mortgage analysis and refund review.
    Please call 888-***-**** and reference case#******** to begin your refund review.
    • Caller: Mortgage Auditing Program Division of A.M.T.
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    Spaz replies to anonymousMAN
    | 3 replies
    Did anyone get money back? Or are you just assuming this is a scam and no one really try doing this!!
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    anonymous replies to Janet
    6 YEARS??? They're lying and I can prove it.
    AMT Auditing Services LLC's Utah business license https://secure.utah.gov/bes/action/details?entity=7968758-0151 was registered on 04/12/2001 or less than 7 months ago.
    30to8.com http://www.who.is/whois/30to8.com/ was registered on 11/24/2010 or about 11 months ago.
    amtdivison.org http://www.who.is/whois/amtdivision.org/ was registered on 03/07/2011 or less than 8 months ago.
    deadpanham.com http://www.who.is/whois/deadpanham.com/ was registered on 05/10/2007 or about 4 and 1/2 years ago.
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    anonymous replies to ohmygoodness
    The websites amtdivision.org and deadpanham.org have had different prices that have varied between $149 and $249 over time so far. They appear to share a common boiler room ("depends on who you get when you call"), are "feeder" websites, possibly owned by different scammers (and why they have different prices), that feed victims to 30to8.com which is the login website for the $49.95/month 30to8 Debt Software.
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    anonymous replies to Lore
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    Thank you for posting your letter, every detail is important as the scam evolves. You acted correctly in not posting your scammer-issued reference case# because the scammers can use it to ID you but will you please post the scammer's 888 phone number on your 2 letters (if they're different)? Many letters have the same phone number so it cannot be used to ID you. This scammer has used new phone numbers to try to "lose" people like me who are trying to warn people about this scam. Thanks in advance.
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    Callahan
    | 1 reply
    Thanks to you all, I was on the phone with some woman,from 888-659-2077,telling me all about all this money that they would get back for me at the cost of $249  and she started asking for my CC # I wanted to say why dont we split the $, why do they do all this work for nothing the .org almost got me,  I found this thread while on the phone and told her call me back," I have reading to do."
        now that I have read this page it seems like us home owners are all getting these letters around the same time MY VOTE scam
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    anonymous replies to Callahan
    "why do they do all this work for nothing" is precisely what the scammers ARE offering because many posters mention a money-back guarantee on the audit if they find nothing but isn't it simpler to charge AFTER the audit if they did find something? The REAL reason why they need your CC# up front is for charging the $49.95/month for the 30to8 Debt Software (a 30-day negative option "free trial") that you are forced to sign up for when you buy the audit, possibly without your knowledge, unless you take positive proactive action to cancel the free trial.
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    anonymous replies to Spaz
    What you will get is a piece of paper that may say you are entitled to a $refund but your piece of paper is *NOT* enforceable in court and you have to hire an attorney at $hundreds/hour for months/years to convince a court your piece of paper from a fake unlicensed company is valid but you already knew this, didn't you, shill?
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    njilcoksalgirl replies to anonymous
    I just received the same letter from Mortgage Auditing Program Division of A.M.T.  The phone # I was instructed to call is 888-659-2077.  I had a strong gut feeling that this was a scam when I opened the letter & read it.  The 1st thing that struck me as odd was the date stated as the date I signed for a home loan was off by 20 days.  I then looked at the loan amount it specified & I couldn't remember exactly how much I had borrowed, so I pulled out all of my closing documents & the amount in the letter is $75 more than I borrowed.  Also, the amount in the letter reflects not only my 30 yr. Fixed Rate Mortgage, but also my 10 yr. Adjustable Rate Home Equity 2nd Mortgage.  
    Now, my gut feeling was even more sure.  However, I decided to check the company out on the internet & that is when I found your blog.  Now I know what I originally knew - this is definitely a SCAM.  Especially since it seems the majority of the postings are about ARM's which the biggest piece of my mortgage isn't.
    So I just wanted to say thank you Anonymous for hosting a blog that gives info on a SCAM like this.  As if this country needs another issue related to mortgages! I too may send a copy of this letter on to my Attorney General.
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    ohmygoodness replies to Lore
    I was told when I called the number that they send out VERY FEW of those letters, lol.  RIGHT!
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    Rocket_Scientist replies to anonymous
    Man...or woman, whatever...I really like you. Great posts. I wonder what your IQ is.
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    Rocket_Scientist replies to anonymous
    You are so awesome.
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    Rob replies to anonymousMAN
    Tsk, tsk, tsk...got caught with your hand where it shouldn't be, eh, pal?
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    Rob replies to Theremedyforignorance
    Come on Peggy, give it a rest.  You got caught.  Time to do another phony company.
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    Rocket_Scientist replies to anonymous
    Whew! I love reading your posts! Yep, I'm a fan, it's official now. Oh, and I got one of these A.M.T. Mortgage Auditing Program letters today in the mail. Thank you for taking the time to post, long ones are just fine when they're as well written as yours.
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    Rocket_Scientist replies to NOTASBUMBASYOU
    SHILL!
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    Rocket_Scientist replies to Mike
    Screw you Mike! How's that for an inflaming tone?
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    wildlife
    I got one tonight.  It makes me a little nervous that they knew my exact mortgage, the cost, and everything, even the date that it was filed on a thirty year fixed rate.  Just like njilcoksalgirl's letter.  Mine's going in the trash but I wanted to add this detail.   Seems aggressive.

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