Foundation Building Materials

Re: Complaint# [redacted] I am in receipt of your letter dated March 11, The facts are as set forth belowOur company provides building materials to subcontractors who construct residences for developer builders including [redacted] ***In the instant case FBM provided drywall to a subcontractor, [redacted] , for use on several developments including the one in which Ms [redacted] resides [redacted] (now apparently out ofbusiness) has forged FBM signatures on a large number of joint checks (269K and counting) issued by developersBecause we are unpaid and have been the victim of what we believe is fraud we have filed [redacted] liens against those residences where drywall supplied by FBM was used in construction of the home and for which we remain unpaid.We regret the inconvenience and concern that this action causes homeowners and we hope that the matter can be settled by the developer or [redacted] or ***s bank making payment at which time the mechanic's lien can be vacatedPlease note that I have copied [redacted] on this letter and am instructing her NOT to initiate any foreclosure proceedings against the [redacted] residence at this time and without further instructions from me as I believe this matter will likely be resolved without further involvement of the homeowner.Very Truly Yours [redacted] CEO & President

Re: Complaint# [redacted] I am in receipt of your letter dated March 11, 2015. The facts are as set forth below. Our company provides building materials to subcontractors who construct residences for developer builders including [redacted]. In the instant case FBM provided...

drywall to a subcontractor, [redacted], for use on several developments  including the one in which Ms. [redacted] resides. [redacted] (now apparently out ofbusiness) has forged FBM signatures on a large number of joint checks (269K and counting) issued by developers. Because we are unpaid and have been the victim of what we believe is fraud we have filed [redacted] liens against those residences where drywall supplied by FBM was used in construction  of the home and for which we remain unpaid.We regret the inconvenience and concern that this action causes homeowners and we hope that the matter can be settled by the developer or [redacted] or [redacted]s  bank making payment at which time the mechanic's lien can be vacated. Please note that I have copied [redacted] on this letter and am instructing  her NOT to initiate any foreclosure proceedings against the [redacted] residence at this time and without further instructions from me as I believe this matter will likely be resolved without further involvement of the homeowner.Very Truly Yours[redacted]CEO & President

Review: [redacted], CALIFORNIA CREDIT MANAGER, for Foundation Building Materials failed to do her research before filing [redacted] LIENS on brand new homes that were purchased in the Monument Ranch Community in Perris CA. There is a dispute between [redacted] Inc, that I cannot find a license for in the State Contractors License Board, and her company not getting paid for materials. I bought my home 9/30/2014. [redacted] sent a Certified Mail [redacted] Lien, did not send out a Preliminary Notice beforehand and says if I do not pay her $135.81 then my home can be foreclosed within 90 days from 2/18/2015. [redacted] will not return any of my calls and will not respond to any of my online responses through their company contact information. I have not had any work done on my home besides warranty work covered in my home warranty. I told [redacted], produce bills that I signed but she does not return calls. She has the nerve to send this out but cannot respond to such unethical business practices. This prevents me from refinancing my home and makes it look like I am in dispute with her and cannot pay bills or I am irresponsible. I do not appreciate this at all and would like to maintain my peace of mind at my house. This just is not right.Desired Settlement: I want this [redacted] Lien taken off of my home and the paperwork to prove to me that this is over with as soon as possible and before my home is foreclosed upon over $135.81 or before I have to pay $135.81 to the County Assessor's Office in Riverside County to get this Lien off for something that she filed against my home illegally.

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Response:

Re: Complaint# [redacted] I am in receipt of your letter dated March 11, 2015. The facts are as set forth below. Our company provides building materials to subcontractors who construct residences for developer builders including [redacted]. In the instant case FBM provided drywall to a subcontractor, [redacted], for use on several developments including the one in which Ms. [redacted] resides. [redacted] (now apparently out ofbusiness) has forged FBM signatures on a large number of joint checks (269K and counting) issued by developers. Because we are unpaid and have been the victim of what we believe is fraud we have filed [redacted] liens against those residences where drywall supplied by FBM was used in construction of the home and for which we remain unpaid.We regret the inconvenience and concern that this action causes homeowners and we hope that the matter can be settled by the developer or [redacted] or [redacted]s bank making payment at which time the mechanic's lien can be vacated. Please note that I have copied [redacted] on this letter and am instructing her NOT to initiate any foreclosure proceedings against the [redacted] residence at this time and without further instructions from me as I believe this matter will likely be resolved without further involvement of the homeowner.Very Truly Yours[redacted]CEO & President