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Originally posted by masterofnone
Here's your answer... using the phone number you provided
www.ctrtaxrelief.com...
CTR Tax Relief wants a cut of you too.
Ignore them. You have no contract with the vultures
Originally posted by XPLodER
fraud that alot of people may fall into
you MUST make attempts to publicise this
or others may get taken for a ride
does the us gov have a fraud department
start with them then contact news and paper
and spread around the net
dont let these scum get away with feeding like parasites of the loss of property
Originally posted by A por uvas
Maybe George Soros is playing games with you.
Can you connect him to this in anyway?
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Originally posted by Neopan100
Sounds more like you need a tax attorney.
tax attorney???
this has nothing to do with taxes.
this is a mortgage repossession
and the remaining balance owed
after the house was repossessed.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Originally posted by XPLodER
fraud that alot of people may fall into
you MUST make attempts to publicise this
or others may get taken for a ride
does the us gov have a fraud department
start with them then contact news and paper
and spread around the net
dont let these scum get away with feeding like parasites of the loss of property
ur right
they are taking advantage of a bad situation
and even scaring you into using their services
when I haven't yet got a 1099-C from the mortgage
lender OR a notice from the real IRS.
this is a total scam
now
I wonder if the mortgage lender gave them
this private info and labeled it as 3rd party
transfer of information. How did ctr get my info ???
I'll bet the mortgage lender sold that info to them
just like companies sells their e-mail list to
spammers.
edit on 1/16/2011 by boondock-saint because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Originally posted by mike_trivisonno
Make sure it is legitimate.
If necessary call the IRS.
It might be a scam letter
that only looks like it is
from the IRS.
its weird u mention that.
the phone number listed
on that letter was 888-552-3897.
I did an internet search for that
number and came up empty.
The letter came from a Dallas Tx
address and I could not find an IRS
location in Dallas TX.
Is this a scam letter by the
mortgage lender ???
they are the only ones
who knew how much the
mortgage was ???????
if it crosses state lines I think the feds can play too.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Originally posted by masterofnone
Here's your answer... using the phone number you provided
www.ctrtaxrelief.com...
CTR Tax Relief wants a cut of you too.
Ignore them. You have no contract with the vultures
well I be dog gone !!!
thank you for calling and I believe you
are correct. Their address on the site
matches the address on the return mail
address on the outside of the letter.
Now why would they impersonate the IRS ???
The IRS is mentioned twice in the letter
and they refer to it as tax debt
not mortgage debt.
This is just plain fraud in my opinion.
what do you think ???
edit on 1/16/2011 by boondock-saint because: (no reason given)edit on 1/16/2011 by boondock-saint because: (no reason given)