Foreclosure Sites to Avoid   Last Updated: 5/9/2008

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ALERT - BUYERS BEWARE:

Not all Foreclosure property sites are the same. Be careful as to where you obtain your Foreclosure lists. PLEASE READ "How to Use Your Foreclosure Lists for Profit!", and "Are HUD Homes a Bargain?" articles for more information.

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The list below was created by emailed complaints that came directly to Foreclosures.com from the website’s clients, requesting we post their email on our site. The entire email is posted “as is” without any editing by Foreclosures.com.

If you are a Website who has a complaint listed below, here is what you can do to remove the posting:

1. Contact the client directly to work out a Resolution to your dispute. All postings include the client’s full name.
2. Ask the client to email us to remove or edit their posting.
3. We will immediately comply with the client’s request.

Also review the "Gurus to Avoid" forum.

*Click Here to Submit "Your Complaint" to the Sites to Avoid Forum.

Don’t forget to also post your complaint at these sites unrelated to Foreclosures.com
Infomercialscams.com
Ripoffreport.com

TO FILE A COMPLAINT:

If a seminar promoter, email promoter or infomercial has victimized you, contact your local Better Business Bureau (BBB) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Bureau of Consumer Protection. The FTC does not resolve individual consumer problems, but your complaint helps them investigate fraud, and can lead to law enforcement action. Click here for more information from the FTC.

DISCLAIMER:

The personal experiences listed on this page are the experiences of users unfamiliar to foreclosures.com. Foreclosures.com has no way to verify the validity of these claims and you the decision maker should take the hearsay nature of these statements into account when reading them.

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