National Homeowner Service

I cant believe this sham company is allowed to operate. They sent us a phony letter printed up as if it came from the VA to protect our loan. Way to try to scam Veterans.

Misleading mail masquerading as mortgage provider.
National Homeowner Services has sent numerous pieces of mail pretending to be my mortgage servicing company. They explicitly use the name of my servicing company without identifying themselves, in violation of 1026.24 (i):
"(4) Misleading use of the current lender's name. Using the name of the consumer's current lender in an advertisement that is not sent by or on behalf of the consumer's current lender, unless the advertisement:" Attempted to contact a phone number I found after substantial searching, only to find it goes to a shell company that does not answer the phone.

Sick of this company contacting me by mail & phone. Can't get them to STOP.
They harass me DAILY with phone calls. I tell them to STOP but they continue with mailings & phone calls. I want them to remove ALL INFO OF me from their contact info. If it doesn't stop I will seek $10,000 in damages for harassment via DO NOT CALL FEDERAL GOVERNMENT & Revdex.com!!

Company presents itself to be legit in order to gain your information to further sell you services you don't need.
This company sends fraudulent mail; attempting to look legit (ascertained by originating mortgage) in an attempt to gain your information to sell additional coverage not needed.

As soon as I opened it, I knew it was a scam. No phone number to call, vague details, asking for information, and creating a sense of urgency (must be done by mortgage anniversary date).

I would never fall prey to such nonsense but I know tons of people, especially the elderly who would.

Of course a few Google clicks later confirmed my suspicion and these complaints have been going on for years. They need to be stopped.

Since the postage was paid for, I sent them a tersely worded response.

They send junk when you refi too. There are no phone numbers provided. CLEARLY A SCAM!! And there is no way to get the mail to stop - my shredder is getting tired.

Multiple letters mailed to my address after request to cease and desist. Was not able to contact the company via Phone.
No purchase date, looks to be a fraudulent way to con people out of money

If you're lucky like me, this company will send you your first letter to your brand new home! They send LOADS of junk mail soliciting mortgage protection junk. They also go under the name National Homeowner Services out of Dallas Texas. I'll save you some time and put their phone number here so you can call and get off their mailing list -

BOGUS MARKETING LETTER
National Homeowner Services sent a letter listing my Mortgage Company and then my name and mailing address. They make it appear as though Quicken Loans was sending it to me. I spent 15 minutes on Hold waiting to discover they did not send this letter. They do not offer Homeowner Mortgage Protection plans.

I have registered with the Direct Mail marketing Assn., To not send me any marketing materials. It appears that this second hand company is a dishonest scamming business.

I want them to CEASE AND DESIST and stop sending anything to me and not to share my name and address with any other company. Remove all records from their database.

Excessive and misleading mail sent pretending to be bills or information from my mortgage company.
Mail in all shapes, sizes and colors sporting headlines like "FINAL NOTICE!" and "IMMEDIATE ATTENTION NEEDED!" and using my mortgage information to convince me it's from my mortgage company. Intentionally no address or company listed anywhere than a PO box on the return envelope they send with. This latest version is made to look like your tax return check through the window of the envelope just to trick you into opening it. Ridiculous amount of notices from this same company. I only bought this house a month and a half ago, and I could easily fill a garbage bag with the amount of junk I've gotten. Can't guarantee it's all the same company or not, as every letter has intentionally hidden who it's from so you'll believe it's from someone trustworthy. Absolutely despicable business practice.

I receive threatening mail stating "final notice" which is asking for my date of birth, stating my mortgage bank and amount.
I recently moved to a new home (March 2019) and began receiving letters from this company requesting a response (some on white paper, then yellow, then pink). It asks for my DOB and it concerns me that my private information is on each letter (mortgage bank and amount of my mortgage). These letters/numbers are listed on this most recent letter: XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX ENHMD
I don't appreciate companies attempting to take advantage of me by sending these letters repeatedly asking me if I am interested in a new low-cost mortgage home protection program to pay off my mortgage in the event that I should die before the mortgage is paid off.

excessive junk mail
I have received excessive junk mail from this company. I have complained to be taken off the mailing list and it has not stopped.

Keep getting letters from this company with FINAL NOTICE and *** about Mortgage protection. There is no phone number to call and have them stop.
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Clearly a scam. They pretend they are associated with the mortgage company (SoFi) in an attempt to trick the consumer into sending personal details (name, DOB, smoking history, gender, phone numbers, initials). AVOID.

Company uses predatory practices of advertising their services.
Constantly receiving junk mail from this company with no phone number, contact information, or way to opt-out of correspondence.
They operate under the guise of "IMMEDIATE ACTION REQUIRED" and including my lender's name on their pieces of mail in order to validate themselves and trick unsuspecting homeowners into thinking it's a legitimate piece of mail.
Absolutely scummy way of doing business.

Soliciting home insurance every day in my mail. I don't want it and stop. Spam mail
Every Day mail...bother some junk keeps annoying me to buy home insurance in case I die. I don't want it...take me off the list and leave me alone. My attorney is calling you next.

SCAM mail attempting to solicit personal info (date of birth, gender, phone numbers, initials, etc.) for the purpose of "Mortgage Protection".

Completely misrepresents itself as being affiliated with my mortgage company. Nothing legitimate is coming from this address. Feel free to mail them back their envelope EMPTY (at their cost).

Deceptive unsolicited junk mail threatening my family if I die
I have received numerous letters informing me that I must PROTECT MY FAMILY in case I die and in order to do so I must respond urgently by sending a form to the business named in the complaint. I did not seek out this service and there is no way to indicate my lack of interest or that I wish for them to stop sending me offers.

Unsolicited mailings
I echo the complaints of others - they send constant, unsolicited, deceptive mailings. These letters must stop.

This company is using deceptive practices and aggressive mailings multiple times per week. There is no contact information, nor any opt-out option.
This company is deceptively using the name of my (old) mortgage company to solicit an unaffiliated mortgage insurance policy. They are trolling and misusing public records in order to scam unsuspecting new homeowners. There is no contact information on their mailings, no opt-out options, and appear to be violating Regulation Z Subpart C §1026.24(i)(4) of the TILA by most prominently displaying the name of my (old) lender, not themselves. The only way to connect them is their return envelope which is to "Family Wellness Data Center," which seems to connect to National Homeowner Service and Leadstar Leads, as far as I can research. This company is the definitive example of why the FTC, Revdex.com, state Attorney Generals and regulation exists.

Excessive, unsolicited and deceptive mailings, which use my mortgage company's name in order to deceive..
These people have mailed deceptive solicitations to me twice in the last 9 months. They employ tactics to dupe people into thinking their bank is requesting information. They have no website or phone number for me to reach them.