Rachel
Orlando,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, April 06, 2005
If you contact Ocwen by phone you will get no where. I have a situation similar to yours but I was able to get it straightened out. I only corresponded with them by email. Start by sending your initial email to [email protected] and [email protected] detailing your situation. You will most likely get a respone telling you who your account manager is. I would then email that person the same email you sent to begin with. If you are unable to get an email response from your account manager after several days (send the same email to them once daily), do as I did and sit down one night and send the same email to them about 100 times. I finally got a nasty email to which I responded "I now have proof that this is a valid email address and you can no longer legally ignore me!" At the same time you send your first email, also mail a letter to: Office of Thrift Supervision Department of the Treasury Harbor Financial Center Plaza Five, Suite 1600 Jersey City, NJ 07311 OR Fax # (201)413-7543 Their phone # is (201) 413-1000 but they do require that you send your complaint in writing. Correspondence I received from The Office of Thrift Supervision showed Ronald M. Faris listed as the president of ocwen. If you want you can also include him in on your emails. What I did was everytime I got the name of someone new I always included them in on all the emails so no one could say they did not know what was going on or that I did not contact them. Every employee has an email address that follows this format: first inital last name @ocwen.com (for example Sally Smith would be [email protected]) KEEP COPIES OF ALL EMAILS!!! KEEP COPIES OF ANYTHING TO DO WITH THESE CROOKS!!! You can also find alot of information on their website. I keep very close tabs on my account by checking the online account information. They also have a section of mailing addresses and a customer resource center listed on their home page that may be of help to you. Every month I print out the Payment informatin page for extra proof of payments made. You need to send all payments in a way that would provide you proof that they received it. Certified mail with a return receipt or I send my payments through my checking account online bill pay option. Also, whatever you do DO NOT ENTER INTO A FORBEARANCE AGREEMENT WITH THEM. This is just a legal document allowing them to raise your payments and add ALL KINDS of extra fees. Good luck to you. It took me many months to get my mess straightened out. I was even served with foreclosure papers. If this happens to you do as I did and continue your fight through email but make sure you respond to the county clerk of court and Ocwen's attorney within the required time notifying them that you dispute Occwen's claims. (In my state it is 20 days from the date you are served by the process server) I hope this helps you is some way. Also, During my battle with Ocwen I did receive emails from the supervisor of my account manager telling me that Ocwen would no longer correspond with me by email, that I would have to contact them by phone. I simply responded to this by saying "I refuse to contact you by phone and there is absolutely no reason what so ever that you can not correspond with me by email, I prefer to have written proof of everything that is going on so that there are no questions about who said what, where, when, or how" and I continued sending the same email to everyone several times until someone responded. DON'T GIVE UP!!! Good Luck.