Brian Froelich, Data King, Trigger Lead King, Ism Leads, Innerstate Marketing Scam, stole money, no refund, bad leads, bad data, bad customer service, illegal business Hicksville New York

Nice Tray Again Gene, I've never been involved in any type of fraud whatsoever. I do not owe the IRS any money, and would love to see you back up these ridiculous claims. I do not own a loan modification company, I am in the lead business as I have always been. All these ranting and ravings by you just solidify the fact that you are nothing more then a disgruntled ex-employee, looking to try and sling mud at someone that you wish you could be like. I will not continue replying to these assinine comments, so you can have lots of fun continuing with your immature and un-professional behavior. Wishing you the best of luck
Brian

Brian Froelich is a thief. I will give anyone all the information they need to terminate his ability to continue to defraud anyone out of money. Loan mod scams, lead scams, irs fraud, securities fraud, drug abuse and anything you would expect from a 5 foot 250lb waist of life. He clearly made up a story on here about buying data from my company and getting ripped off and laughed at. Thats common in his business but please if you are considering doing business with me and have read his report take notice that it was posted by JohnM in merrick and now the same JohnM in merrick claims he fired me from his place of employment. Oh by the way his office has been shut down.Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley has filed a lawsuit and obtained a temporary restraining order against four defendants for their involvement in a foreclosure rescue scam.

The complaint, filed in Suffolk Superior Court, alleges that Loan Modification Group Corp.; Mitigation, LLC; the two companies' principal Daniel H. Fox; and Web site operator Chris Fuelling sought to capitalize on the foreclosure crisis and prey upon Massachusetts residents facing the loss of their homes.

Coakley said, In the wake of the current economic crisis, our office has seen an emergence of scams that prey upon Massachusetts residents on the verge of foreclosure. We hope to prevent these scam artists from victimizing individuals in vulnerable situations by taking their money and in the end, offering them no assistance in saving their homes from foreclosure.

The attorney general says in the lawsuit that the defendants offered services claiming to assist homeowners as loss mitigation specialists who are able to negotiate loan modifications to avoid foreclosure. Coakley argues that instead the defendants' business practices were unfair and deceptive, and in violation of the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act, because they solicited fees in advance of services and failed to disclose the details of the foreclosure assistance offered, while guaranteeing a loan modification that would improve the homeowner's financial situation and save the home.

Under the terms of the temporary restraining order, granted by Judge Linda E. Giles on Tuesday, the defendants and their employees are prohibited from soliciting or accepting any fees from Massachusetts homeowners for providing foreclosure-related services and from publishing any false, deceptive, or misleading documents offering loan modifications. A hearing for a preliminary injunction has been scheduled for April 16, 2009.

According to the attorney general's office, the defendants advertised their loan modification services through telephone solicitations, emails, and various websites, claiming to be attorney-based loan mod experts that could guarantee drastically reduced interest rates. Coakley's office said that in one telephone solicitation, a representative claimed that Fox's organization was one of fourteen law firms recruited by the government to help people avoid foreclosure and help them stay in their home.

The defendants also directed consumers to stop making payments on their mortgages, deceptively claiming that homeowners will benefit by defaulting on their mortgage in order to receive a loan modification, Coakley's office said.

The attorney general's investigation of the companies and their operations also revealed that they demanded up to $2,000 in fees before providing services to homeowners. Such advance fees are illegal in Massachusetts under regulations issued by the attorney general's office in 2007.

Coakley's office said it will be in court seeking a preliminary injunction in a similar case within the next week, but did not disclose the name(s) of that defendant. Just last month, Coakley obtained a temporary restraining order against Express Modifications, Inc., d/b/a Loan Mods By Lawyers, Inc., which ran prominent advertisements in a Massachusetts newspaper offering to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. In that case, the attorney general's office said the company not only solicited illegal advance fees, but there was no evidence that the company had any attorneys assisting consumers with loan modifications.

In addition to pursuing legal action against fraudulent foreclosure rescue companies, Massachusetts' attorney general's office is launching a campaign to educate the public about these scams and encourage struggling homeowners to speak directly with their lenders or servicers. The initiative includes a consumer advisory, which was issued by Coakley on Tuesday, as well as public service announcements (PSAs) featuring the attorney general that are being made available to cable and public access stations throughout the state.

Coakely said, While we will continue to pursue those who perpetrate these scams, it is also vital that the public be aware of the tactics being used so that they can take steps to protect themselves.

Earlier this week, federal and state officials announced a nationwide crackdown on what they called predatory companies perpetrating fraudulent foreclosure rescue and loan modification schemes. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned homeowners that a growing number of suspect organizations are robbing Americans of their savings and their homes under the guise of the government's Making Home Affordable program.


Unfortunately Daniel fox's office probably did not even know the outrageous claims Brian and his sales people were making in order to defraud them out of their last dollars with false promises. I dont wish to discredit Daniel fox for the criminal activity of Brian Froelich. I would hope Mr. fox will cooperate and turn over all evidence to convict Brian Froelich.

Nice Job at continuing your campaign to defame my character. Everyone should know this is a disgruntled employee, that is 36 years old, Lives with his mother and father, and is trying to run a business out of their basement. My lawyer has already given him a cease and decist order, but he continues to make up lies against me. Keep it up Gene Hirsch, disgruntled cocaine using piker, that has nothing better to do then try and ruin my reputation.