Complaint Review: CITI MORTGAGE - CLEVELAND Ohio
- CITI MORTGAGE citimortgage.com CLEVELAND, Ohio U.S.A.
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CITI MORTGAGE REFUSEES TO ACKNOWLEDGE A PAYMENT WAS MADE CLEVELAND Ohio
*Consumer Comment: citi
*Consumer Comment: Conspiracy is unlikely
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We made our mortgage payment for November on 11/28 and I checked our page on their web site to make sure the payment was received and it indicated that our next payment due was for December. A
About a week later I check the web page again to see if our property taxes were paid and found that they had changed the next payment due to November again. I called them to see what was going on and was told that the $750.00 was returned by my bank so I got on my banks website while I had them on the phone and found that it was not returned and they requested that I fax a copy of the statement and gave me the number. I whited out all information other than the area that indicated that amount had cleared and faxed it.
Two day's later I called to get status and they said "we never received anything" I told them that I had a copy of the confirmation and found that their employeee gave me the wrong fax number. They gave me a different number and I faxed again. I called the next day and they said they received the fax but they needed a few days to researsh. I waited a few days and called again- they said to wait another couple days. I called again and they said that payment was applied to October because that was never paid. WHAT?? I informed that that October was paid and asked them if they needed proof of that as well and they said not right now call back in a few days.
So I called again and they said the amount was returned by my bank on 12/2. I called my bank and they said that was not the case and that Citi Mortgae attempted to take an additional $790.00 out of our account and that did not clear. I called Citi Mortgage again and inquired as to why they tried to take that amount out and they still said it was the initial amount that did not clear. I then requested that we get on a three way call with my bank and Citi Mortgage refused to do that. I informed Citi that I would not be making the December payment until this was cleared up and they said call back in a couple days. I called back again and was told that I had not provided enough information to prove that Novembers payment was made. I asked them what it was that they needed and they said a statement from my credit union.
The next day we received a letter warning us of foreclosure due to November and December payment being late. I went to my credit union and they gave me a letter stating once again the November payment was made and not reversed and also gave me a report stating the amout had cleared the bank. I called Citi to inform them that I had the infromation and would be faxing it the following day. The women was rude and said " well the first statement you faxed did not indicate the funds that were in the bank at the time" and I said that is none of your business the only thing you need to know is that the payment was made. I faxed the letter the next day and here we are three days later have not heard anything.
Can anythng be sone about this? I think Citi is targeting homeowners who owe much less than what their home is worth trying to push them out. I have copies of everything! I called ten times, emailed four times, faxed three times!
CANDIE
Goshen, Indiana
U.S.A.
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#2 Consumer Comment
citi
AUTHOR: mikenkiki05 - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, February 18, 2010
when ur dealing with citi ur dealing with a bunch of morons!!!! make the payment into a escrow account make ur payment dont give these morons anything that will give them the right to kick u out, i for 1 am in the process of foreclosure myself since i was lied to about a loan modifcation and fell 3 months back stick in their bro just tell them u have a laywer on this matter and will be taking it to a federal court to hear but make sure your bank will back you!!
pissed off citi-mortgage payee!

#1 Consumer Comment
Conspiracy is unlikely
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, December 26, 2008
I think you may be confusing simple incompetence for a conspiracy. If you pay your mortgage on time, Citi does not want your house. Everytime they process a foreclosure, they lose money on the deal. On the other hand, with the state of the financial industry these days, I have found that a lot of the competent people have deserted their sinking financial institutions for better job security elsewhere. This leaves the incompetents behind to run the show. The fact that these Citi employees cannot figure out that they received a payment seems to bear that out. This is such a simple thing to check up on, yet they want the proof from you.
I do have some advice for you, though. You say you can prove that the November payment was made and that you're not going to pay December until this is cleared up. I'd strongly advise against that. You should make your December payment before the due date. Just because you are dealing with a bunch of screw-ups does not mean that you get to skip mortgage payments. If you do skip (for whatever reason), then Citi might actually have grounds to initiate a repossesion.


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