Dyer Beech This company scammed me out of $2200 dollars and now I am about to loose my home. San Diego California

 I also was taken for $3,650. By the time they stared closing I was unable to get my money back from my credit card company. They knew the riht about time to drag it out.

Let me know I'll be apart of suit

Chuck C

This is what the owner of Dyer Beech is doing now:

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Still full of himself. I think this guy actually believes his own BS

Bertha- I feel for you, I too was scammed by Dyer Beech and Eric Rice. PLease BEWARE that Eric Rice is now involved in other Financial Services Companies.
The only correct thing that Kirk told you was that you should call your lender.
Yes, call your lender, keep up with everything for your loan modification, I think you will get it settled faster. Well, obviously faster than Dyer Beech did. I am working on finding class action suit also. Keep watching, I am sure they will turn up. It's inevitable.

To Kirk- Yes I do agree that Eric was dishonest not only to the clients, but also to you employees. There were very few employees that were in it to sincerely help anyway. Most of the employees, including his "brother", were rude and disregarded many options that would help us clients.
Please understand that all of us clients that Eric just dropped cold are angry, and we feel let down by the person that preaches about sincere help for the "Blue Collar" people such as him. Dyer Beech was a joke, and Eric Rice is Evil and should be in Prison for fraud and embesslement. I feel bad for you that you were involved with that.

Bertha, I understand your frustration but please be aware that Dyer Beech nor myself did not scam you or any other client out of anything. Due to recent government regulations within this industry and insufficient funds from other clients the company unfortunately lost all funding and was unable to continue operating. Myself along with other employees volunteered our service pro bono after shutdown for about 3 weeks to try and contact as many clients as possible to explain the situation and to help homeowners who were within days of losing their homes. Your loan modification is still under review with your lender. That did not stop just because our company went bankrupt. You need to contact your lender directly and ask for an update. Due to the recent regulations put into place by the government your lender is willing to work with you directly in order to complete your modification. I'm sorry for any inconvenience you feel this may have caused but please keep in mind that all the employees that were dilligently working to save your home are now unemployed and worrying about their homes and families as well.