Mortgage Fraud in Florida – Attorney General suit Largest Mortgage Fraud Case in the United States

[b]For a real estate property appraiser who does not inflate housing prices, turn to Florida’s Mid-State Appraisals for trustworthy, accurate, and timely appraisals with a fast turnaround time.[/b]

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The Florida Attorney General sued 10 companies and 15 individuals for their alleged roles in a major mortgage fraud scheme in September, 2008 precipitating and preceding widespread bankruptcies on Wall Street.

Given the number of defendants, the case may be the largest mortgage fraud case ever filed in the United States. According to the lawsuit filed here in Orlando, the ring obtained more than $37-million in mortgages for at least 60 home purchases and siphoned off more than $6-million of the proceeds for their own use. Approximately 50 of the houses later went into foreclosure.

The particular situation victimized the economy according to Florida’s Attorney General Bill McCollum. The group of white-collar professionals systematically defrauded banks and mortgage lenders, stealing millions for their own personal use and leaving a gaping hole in the system.

According to the St. Petersburg Times, starting in July 2005 and continuing through at least January 2007, three of the ring’s leaders allegedly defrauded lenders by recruiting “straw buyers” with good credit and using them to create false applications to buy homes throughout Central Florida.

Even more astonishing and frightening is the lawsuit, filed by the Attorney General’s Mortgage Fraud Task Force, claims the ring conspired with Realtors to artificially inflate purchase prices, thus enabling them to obtain larger mortgage loans.

Considering this type of fraudulent activity is happening nationwide with realtors, mortgage brokers, and straw buyers collectively conspiring to deceive the banking industry; the American economy could be bankrupted rather quickly without aggressive regulation and enforcement.

Artificially boosting the prices of homes and providing mortgages far more than the actual sales price with the buyer or a third party pocketing the difference is a federal offence. Unfortunately for the American economy, it seems this type of activity has been going on for quite some time.

[b]For a real estate property appraiser who does not inflate housing prices, turn to Florida’s Mid-State Appraisals for trustworthy, accurate, and timely appraisals with a fast turnaround time. [/b]

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The Attorney General’s office said there may be a separate investigation by the state Department of Business and Professional Regulation, which oversees the real estate industry. Thankfully, Attorney General Bill McCollum is aggressively prosecuting the fraud ring. This is precisely the type of aggressive legal intervention Florida and the American economy so desperately need.

Otherwise we would all be better served investing our dollars in a stronger, less volatile currency, with a more stable and regulated banking system such as the Euro or Chinese Yuan. For those with less intestinal fortitude, gold has proven a sure safe haven for centuries during economic decline and times of turbulence.

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[b]Mid-State Appraisals founder Paul Davis has outstanding qualifications:[/b]

– State Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser (License RD # 2667)

– Licensed Real Estate Broker (License BK # 161133)

– State Certified Building Contractor (License CBC # 040794)

– Over 20 Years of Professional Service to Eustis and Central Florida

– Unparalleled Knowledge and Outstanding Experience

– Efficient, Attentive, and Committed to Clients Needs

[b]Mid-State Appraisals[/b] provides professional services to Lake, Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Sumter, and the Davenport area of Polk County. Midstate Appraisals services are provided by committed professionals, dedicated to quality work, detailed research, and timely completion of assignments. Expect a speedy, accurate, and no hassle appraisal.

All appraisal reports comply with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP).

Mid-State Appraisals staff has 20 years combined real estate experience of appraising properties in Eustis and Central Florida. They offer competitive fees, service 6 counties, are approved with nearly all major lenders, use the latest in computer technology, provide fast, consistent turnaround time and are licensed and insured by the State of Florida.

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[b]Paul Davis[/b] is a trusted and reputable property appraiser frequently called upon by Eustis and Central Florida’s banks, homeowners, and savvy real estate investors to assess property values. A builder for over 20 years and also a real estate broker, Paul Davis brings a wealth of knowledge to the table as an appraiser.

Paul’s company Mid-State Appraisals serves Central Florida (Lake, Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Sumter and Davenport in Polk counties).

Contact Paul Davis and Mid-State Appraisals for your next appraisal:

Office: 352-242-9973

Cell: 352-636-6672

Fax: 352-242-4912

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Libor Rate Indicates a Dying Dollar and Sketchy U.S. Treasury

The LIBOR is among the most common of benchmark interest rate indexes used to make adjustments to adjustable rate mortgages.

Watch out for choking credit markets, as the financial crisis spreads from the U.S. to European stock markets causing a domino effect throughout the financial world.

Over the weekend, Germany implemented a bailout of its own, injecting €50 billion to help out struggling Hypo Real Estate bank, the nation’s Financy Ministry said.

Nevertheless as banks in Europe struggle, the European Central Bank has maintained its key lending rate. That tells me the Euro will be the strongest currency in the world and the one to invest in.

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The 3-month Libor rate seems to be getting higher as the global credit crunch tightens on national banks throughout the world. 

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$700 Billion Bailout from U.S. Government for Wall Street Credit Default Swaps Weapons of Mass Financial Destruction

The U.S. government, rather than buying preferred stock in the failing banks and companies (like billionaire Warren Buffet who bought $5 billion worth of Goldman Sachs) to protect taxpayers and gov’t investment, opted to buy the defaulted loans and rubbish from the financial institutions’ basements.

As Wall Street tycoons and Washington insiders fade away with their millions before the entrance of a new presidential administration, the American people are wondering what is going on? Of course the Cngressional appropriations bill hasn’t been made available for the common people to read in detail. The extent of the secrecy and $150 billion worth of sweeteners to get Congressional representatives opposing the bill to sign on should tell us something. 

Buy gold and Euros before the dollar dies indefinitely.

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Buy Gold or Euros – Dying American Dollar, Rising Euro and Gold, Crisis in U.S. Capitalism

[big]Buy gold and Euros as the American dollar dies amid a crisis in U.S. capitalism.[/big]

 

Warnings from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Central Banks across the world. Turmoil and serious consequences for global financial markets. Buy gold or Euros to protect your savings.

 

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Bernanke’s fiscal policy speech to the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) on July 8, 2008 calling the U.S. economy in “turmoil” was quite revealing. Meanwhile Bernanke and Paulson reported to the media and American people the economy was fundamentally strong.

 

Bernanke told the BIS in July, 2008 it is “Unrealistic to think financial crisis can be eliminated”.

 

The euro was used in around 37% of all foreign exchange transactions in April, 2007. If you care about protecting your dollar invest in gold or Euros before inflation devours your dollar overnight.

 

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A massive 777 point drop in Wall Street stocks on September 29, 2008 is sufficient evidence of things to come.

 

If you still are not convinced and like many across America remain nieve trusting “big brother” to take care of you, think again!

 

“Despite the efforts of the Federal Reserve, the Treasury, and other agencies, global financial markets remain under extraordinary stress. Action by the Congress is urgently required to stabilize the situation and avert what otherwise could be very serious consequences for our financial markets and for our economy.”

 

Ben S Bernanke: Economic outlook when giving before the Joint Economic Committee, US Congress, Washington DC, 24 September 2008.

 

 

 

“As one banker famously said last year “As long as the music is playing, you’ve got to get up and dance”. Well, if it is the role of the central banker to take away the punch bowl just as the party gets going, perhaps the role of the supervisor is to silence the band so the bankers stop dancing.

 

Investors did not perform their own due diligence. Instead, they relied on the due diligence of originators and packagers, who lacked interest in exercising this due diligence. They also placed undue reliance on the judgments of the credit rating agencies, and the capacity of modern technology and diversification to manage financial risks.

 

What can we draw from this? The combination of excess lending with an obvious failure to adhere to fundamental and sound risk management standards not only produced significant losses in mortgage portfolios; it also tainted an asset type that was key in the broader securitisation and credit distribution process.”

 

Nout Wellink: Responding to uncertainty

Remarks by Dr Nout Wellink, President of the Netherlands Bank and Chairman of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, at the International Conference of Banking Supervisors 2008, Brussels, 24 September 2008.

 

 

 

The United States is currently in the midst of a financial crisis, the backwash of which is sweeping through the global financial system. …The most recent wave of financial turbulence is the worst so far since the original US mortgage crisis broke out.

 

Inflation means that everyone gets less for their money. Oil, electricity and food prices have risen substantially. These goods are an important part of household consumption. …these goods have become more expensive in the world market.”

 

Stefan Ingves: Financial turbulence, monetary policy and inflation

Speech by Mr Stefan Ingves, Governor of the Sveriges Riksbank, to SACO, the Swedish Confederation of Professional Associations, Stockholm, 24 September 2008.

 

 

 

 

“What I was afraid of has occurred.

 

In the USA, the shortcomings of governance in the financial system have been revealed for all to see in the crisis….  To begin with, the Fed was not so well equipped with instruments for the liquidity policy action necessitated by the subprime crisis.”

 

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As I can report from my own experience, but [b]without giving too many secrets away[/b], [i]the Eurosystem has earned a great deal of respect in the international institutions and bodies which are dealing in depth with the financial crisis[/i] and the lessons and implications to be drawn from it.”

 

Hermann Remsperger: Fundamental issues of stabilising the financial system

Keynote speech by Professor Dr Hermann Remsperger, Member of the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank, at the conference on “Determinants and implications of the financial crisis” of the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management – Bankakademie, HfB, Frankfurt am Main, 17 September 2008.

 

 

 

First, we should further step up our efforts to build a truly integrated, safe and highly competitive European financial market. The tenth anniversary of the ECB one month ago gave us the occasion to take stock of the achievements in European financial integration over the past decade. We were proud to find that significant progress has been achieved and that the introduction of the single currency has acted as a major driving force in this regard. However, as I would like to underline today, [b]further efforts are necessary to make the single financial market a reality.[/b]

 

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While financial integration is first and foremost a market-driven process, authorities can play an important supportive role in a number of ways, for instance by acting as catalysts for private sector initiatives and by reducing policy-related obstacles to cross-border finance. The Eurosystem can also provide central banking services that support the financial integration process.

 

[b]Europe is one of the major building blocks of the global economy and, as such, needs to play a very active role in fostering sound financial globalisation.[/b]

 

Responding to the global financial market correction

 

[b]Financial integration is proceeding not only within Europe, but also at the global level.[/b] Financial globalisation enables the international community to share significant benefits in terms of enhanced financial efficiency and economic growth, but it also makes the safeguarding of financial stability a more interdependent endeavour. Effectively coordinated international action aimed at addressing financial system vulnerabilities has therefore become very important, as highlighted during the ongoing financial market correction.

 

The report of the Financial Stability Forum (FSF) on Enhancing Market and Institutional Resilience has been fully endorsed by the international community and provides the main reference point for the necessary improvements.

 

Lastly, closer ongoing cooperation should be pursued not only between supervisors, but also between supervisors and central banks. Such joint work, to be pursued at all levels (nationally, regionally and globally), would in particular aim to enhance the integration of supervisors’ micro-prudential functions and central banks’ macro-prudential functions in the assessment of possible financial risks and vulnerabilities. This would make a significant contribution to raising awareness of emerging financial system imbalances at an earlier stage and devising effectively coordinated public sector action to address them. …increasingly important to ensure a comprehensive and consistent treatment of the respective financial risks.

 

Jean-Claude Trichet: Fostering sound financial globalisation – the role of Europe

Speech by Mr Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank, at the Paris Europlace Financial Forum “The Paris Marketplace Contribution to the Global Economy”, Paris, 2-3 July 2008.

 

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Death of the Dollar – Avalanche of Bankruptcies on Wall Street

My suggestion is invest in gold, Euros, or the Paulson Credit Opportunities Fund (Paulson & Co. Inc.) since he just made $3 to $5 billion on the sub-prime mortgage crisis and is making all the major decisions on the U.S. economy, bringing in investors into his fund from Europe, and has Greenspan working for him.
 
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Read about Paulson, who billionaire George Soros and his brother also invest in his fund.  They got front page coverage on the Wall Street Journal. http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB120036645057290423.html
 
Greenspan is one of the most astute on global financial markets and he is advising Paullson.
http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS136083+15-Jan-2008+PRN20080115
 
Amazing 60% gains for Paulson’s fund in a single month (February 2007) also come with occasional monthly losses of 3 to 5% (miniscule in proportion) so be in it for the long term and have some intestinal fortitude so as to not unecessarily panic.  I’d rather put my money with the international bankers, merger titans, and guys pulling political strings on the economy than anybody else. http://www.nypost.com/seven/05042008/business/paulsons_funds_slide_109389.htm
 
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America – Bankruptcy Central, Global Financial Turmoil

Global financial markets were mightily shaken when Lehman Brothers declared chapter 11 bankruptcy.  Australian banks took a big hit as did Asian banks across the Orient.  Banks across Japan were hammered taking losses between 5 to 20% depending how heavily invested they were in Lehman Brothers, some say up to $700 million for some.

Asian stock markets plummeted Tuesday as the collapse of Lehman Brothers and takeover of Merrill Lynch spurred fears of an imminent global financial crisis. European markets extended losses in early trading after falling sharply Monday.

Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index sank nearly 5 percent to 11,609.72, its lowest close since July 2005, while Hong Kong‘s blue-chip Hang Seng Index shed 5.4 percent to its lowest point in nearly two years.

America is quickly becoming bankruptcy central as major corporations and governmental institutions go belly up.  Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac governmental lending institutions themselves are having difficulty remaining solvent considering all the bad loans and sub-prime mortgage crisis.

Singapore wisely hasn’t tied itself too tightly to the U.S. having a bit of foresight it seems.  Others will have to live and learn.

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Thrifty Car Rental – Blue Chip Member

I have been faithfully using Blue Chip Thrifty for several years and just discovered you have not been crediting my US Airways account, nor my Delta skymiles account.

I am a consumer advocate, author, publicist, and blogger.

Please take all Blue Chip miles and add to my US Airways account above immediately.

Please confirm when this has been taken care of.  I am tired of talking to people in the Philippines at your 888-400-8877 who have no power to do anything, nor an ability to serve your customers as you don’t give your Philippine reps access to your online system. Hence they cannot serve your Thrifty customers and when they are at a loss concerning what to do, simply say phone 888-400-8877 for help, which just re-routes the call back to the Philippines.

What a horrible level of customers service at Thrifty.

Paul F Davis – consumer advocate
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Wealthy Mind – Prosperity Inwardly and Financially

Cultivate a wealthy mind within and manifest abundant prosperity all around you!

Many times we oppose ourselves by way of stinking thinking through which we channel our own expectation for disappointment, becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Often in life we get what we expect. Faith therefore is a force to attract to you what you inwardly are believing, preparing, and planning for.  It is vital therefore we not have negative faith, nor dwell on our challenges excessively lest we further perpetuate our personal pain.

It is needful that you get a coach who can break the cycle of defeat in your life, keep you accountable in your thought life, and get you moving in victory.

Prosperity begins within the soul.  If your soul is in poverty, you will generate a self-fulfilling prophecy, sabotage your own success, and thwart your life’s progress due to your subconscious pre-programming.

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What You See Is Not Always What You Get – A Lesson in Expectations and Inspection

It has been said, “What you see is what you get.”

Not so always in business, love, and life.

Often you get not what you expect, but what you adequately inspect. Many unfortunately error and greatly mistake what they see to be what they shall consistently receive. On the contrary as many people and companies put on an initial front to get what they want, only to later short change you along the way as their true self emerges.

Knowing the crucial questions to ask, things to observe, and situations to facilitate in order to probe the inner chambers of the heart are vital.

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USAA and CCC Valuescope Report Vehicles Used to Devalue Insured Motorists Automobiles in Total Losses

Beat your lying & cheating insurance company to get thousands more $$$ you deserve and paid for with your hard earned premiums for years. Get what you deserve from your accident & personal injury claim.

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I am extremely concerned about the way my insurer USAA and their hired gun CCC Valuescope compute, calculate, and arrive at what they deem “actual cash value” for vehicles in the event of a total loss.

As I mentioned to the Department of Insurance Regulation, the DMV in Florida requires insurers to pay the replacement value of a like kind and quality vehicle to owners involved in total loss settlements with insurance companies. USAA however is only agreeing to pay me the “actual cash value.”

Most importantly, the manner by which USAA computes, calculates, and arrives at the “actual cash value” seems very deceptive, misleading, and fraudulent when one looks carefully at the CCC Valuescope Report upon which they base their valuations and calculations.

To be specific, note below the problematic histories of VIN numbers of vehicles on my CCC Valuescope report (39813905) provided to me by my insurer USAA. These of course are the vehicles CCC Valuescope and USAA used as comparable vehicles to my 1997 Honda Accord, Special Edition.

It is also worth noting that my 1997 Honda Accord SE never left the State of Florida, whereas these “comparable” vehicles submitted by USAA and CCC Valuescope have been out of Florida and across the country. My car has never been auctioned, nor has it had liens, neither required emission and safety inspections, nor been in accidents as reported in these subject vehicles. Therefore my insurer should not use these subject cars below as they are not a fair and honest value comparison to my own vehicle.

I urge every insured motorist to assess treble damages for this blatant attempt on the part of insurance companies to deceive we the insured fiduciaries and devalue our vehicles before paying out monies rightfully due us the insured.

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD563XVA120309

– Liens 4/10/1997, 7/25/2000, 11/1/2006

– Emission Inspections 7/23/1997, 6/24/1998, 7/21/1999

– Left Side Impact with another Vehicle 4/18/2000

– Rebuilt 7/25/2000, 12/01/2000, 1/6/2003, 4/6/2004, 1/25/2005, 12/23/2005, 11/1/2006, 8/17/2007

– Auction 4/7/2006

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG2244WA011995

– Liens 5/28/2002, 11/15/2002, 4/12/2005, 6/24/2008

– Accident 5/5/2005

– Duplicate Titles 11/15/2002, 4/7/2008

– Corrected Title 5/28/2002

– Auction 4/16/2002, 4/18/2008

– Theft Deterrent Equipped 7/29/2000, 3/23/2001

– Massachusetts and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5633VA060776

– Liens 3/21/2000, 7/23/2002, 7/23/2002 DUPLICATE TITLE, 8/11/2005

– Auto Auction 12/28/1999, 1/12/2000

– Auto Auction / FLEET 12/10/1996

– Leased Vehicle 7/24/1997, 8/17/1998

– Front Impact Collision 9/4/2004

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG5642WA216534

– Leased 8/6/1998, 8/11/1998, 7/28/1999

– Auto Auction 1/17/2002 (FLEET / LEASE), 7/27/2006, 7/28/2006, 9/8/2006, 9/29/2006

– Liens 2/7/2002, 3/28/2008

 

1998 Honda Accord, LX – VIN 1HGCG5645WA252007

– Leased 9/10/1998, 7/22/1999

– Auto Auction 5/7/2001, 5/9/2001, 7/17/2001, 8/6/2001, 8/10/2001, 8/28/2001

 

1997 Honda Accord Special Edition – VIN 1HGCD5606VA113282

– Leased 2/24/1997

– Failed Safety Inspection 8/15/2001

– Liens 2/11/2000, 4/13/1999

– Ohio, Tennessee, New York, and Florida owners

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG5643WA252409

– Leased 9/18/1998, 9/22/1998, 11/23/1999

– Liens 9/18/1998, 9/22/1998, 11/20/2002, 12/5/2002

– Not Good Chain of Title, Poor Car History

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5631VA052028

– Accident 12/11/2006

– Lien 1/2/1997

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG3249WA000044

– Leased 7/24/1998, 7/28/1998

– Lien 5/9/2003

– Auto Auction 6/20/2006, 6/21/2006

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5634VA083693

– Leased 3/23/1997, 12/3/1997, 1/27/1998, 1/29/1998, 9/8/1998

– Auto Auction 3/30/2000. 4/3/2000, 5/4/2000, 6/8/2000

– Liens 3/23/1997, 12/3/1997, 7/6/2000

– Emission Inspections 12/11/1997, 6/9/2000

– California and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD7239VA012071

– Liens 11/10/1997, 11/13/1997

– Emission Inspection 7/1/1998, 7/8/1999

– Duplicate Title 4/3/2008

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5632VA124418

– Liens 4/30/1999, 1/17/2002, 8/4/2003

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG5644WA225137

– Leased 8/21/1998, 8/25/1998

– Liens 8/25/1998, 11/27/2000, 6/29/2006

– Auto Auction 6/25/2008, 8/01/2008

 

1998 Honda Accord – 1HGCG5645WA258566

– Liens 9/15/1998, 1/10/2006

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG554WA057792

– Liens 1/09/1998, 6/3/2002 CORRECTED TITLE, 6/12/2002 CORRECTED TITLE, 8/8/2003

– Arizona, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5636VA050128

– Liens 1/19/1999

– Many Owners, Numerous Change of Hands

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5636VA249387

– Lien 10/08/1997

– Front Impact Collision 3/12/1999

– Emission Test 8/27/1999, 9/13/2001

– Georgia and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – JHMCD5630VC008863

– Liens 8/27/1997, 3/1/2001

– Auto Auction 6/18/2008

– Pennsylvania and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord SE – 1HGCD7203VA029681

– Liens 6/9/1999, 1/27/2003, 5/22/2008

– Leased 6/13/1997

– Auto Auctions 9/16/2002, 10/21/2002

– Auto Auction / FLEET 10/22/2002

– New Jersey and Florida owners

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5647WA123704

– Lien 4/26/2005

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5642WA087405

– Lien 1/27/1998

– Auto Auction 6/5/2008

 

1998 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCG3245WA011459

– Liens 7/13/1998, 10/1/1998, 10/28/1999

– Auto Auction 4/22/2002, 11/26/2007

– Emission Inspections 5/5/1999, 10/8/1999, 3/24/2000

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5539VA103132

– Leased 2/21/1997, 2/09/1999

– Liens 8/10/1999, 8/5/2003, 9/12/2005

– Auto Auctions 4/28/1999, 5/15/2008, 5/16/2008

– Pennsylvania, New York, and Florida owners

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5646WA222921

– Liens 7/30/1998, 7/18/2008

– Auto Auctions 4/22/2008, 4/23/2008

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1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD723XVA016064

– Title #:AQ0019351 Seekonk, MA

– Title #:0090214360 St. Petersburg and Tampa, FL

– Title Issues 4/4/1997, 5/13/1999, 5/1/2001, 4/18/2003, 3/31/2004, 5/13/2008, 7/8/2008

Duplicate Title

– Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord SE – 1HGCD5607VA104378

– Leased 7/23/1997, 2/11/1998, 4/29/1999, 5/3/1999

– Liens 7/23/1997, 5/3/1999, 2/19/2004, 5/19/2005

– Auto Auctions 6/4/2001, 6/5/2001, 2/8/2005

– Duplicate Title 1/28/2005

– Maryland and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCE1825VA006521

– Liens 12/24/1997, 8/14/2000, 5/30/2008

– Emission Inspection 5/19/2000

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5646WA118820

– Leased 3/18/1998, 3/20/1998, 11/25/1998, 12/14/1999

– Liens 3/20/1998, 1/30/2002, 3/22/2002

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCE1828VA005041

– Emission Inspections 3/2/1999, 3/3/1998, 2/25/2000

– Green Car noted 3/31/2008 – perhaps color change during repairs

– Duplicate Title 4/11/2008

– Auto Auction 4/10/2008

 

1997 Honda Accord SE – 1HGCD5604VA237860

– Leased 9/03/1997, 5/14/1998, 6/16/1999, 6/1/2000

– FLEET 9/03/2007

– Accident 6/2/2008

– Liens 9/3/1997, 8/29/2000, 6/2/2008

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5647WA042945

– Leased 12/2/1997, 12/4/1997, 10/15/1998, 10/19/1998

– Accident 5/10/2008

– Auto Auction 8/20/1998

– Emission Inspection 3/24/2000

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5633VA242431

– Lien 5/9/2002

– Theft Deterrent Equipped 9/5/1998

– New York and Florida owners

 

1997 Honda Accord LX – 1HGCD5630VA215140

– Liens 9/24/1997, 9/26/1997, 8/17/2001, 6/13/2008

– Front Impact Collision with another Vehicle 5/28/2002

– Emission Inspection 3/30/2000

 

1998 Honda Accord LX / LXA – 1HGCG5647WA228436

– Liens 9/16/1998, 5/21/2008

– Duplicate Title 5/7/2008

 

I am deeply concerned and disappointed in my insurance company’s failure to uphold their moral and legal obligations contractual requiring the utmost duty of care to me the fiduciary.

www.PaulFDavis.com – consumer advocate, author, and worldwide motivational speaker

RevivingNations@yahoo.com