Alvin Pates

Alvin Pates Was part of a group that ripped me off for administrative paperwork process to stop foreclosure on my house in California Vista, Californi

29th of May, 2011 by User211775

Alvin Pates along with the following people Darin Eardly, Jesse Rodriques, John Jackson were involved in a business to stop foreclosure on my house in Perris Ca. I first met John Jackson and he convinced me that he could get clear title to my home in Perris. We met several times and he introduced me to Jesse Rodrigues with a company called ETM Group, I have a copy of a contract that was a front for stopping foreclosures and took my closing documents on my house to have a ferensic audit done on my Deed of Trust. After that proceedure Jackson told me that there were many mistakes and that the ETM group would be able to help me for the upfront cost of $10,000.00 so I gave him a check considering what my property's fair market value was at the time. I was introduced to Alvin Pates who was supposed to be the banker in the organization after we went to Superior Court on another victim that was to be a Pro Se litigant. Months went by as this administrative paperwork was being processed and notifications were being sent out to the Lender's and Trustee's notifying them of the fraudulent activity that was on my deed of trust. I am another victim of these people as many as about 200 more people were convinced that they were going to do what they said they were going to do. I am advising The Attorney General of California Ms. Kamala Harris's task force on Ripoff and fraudulent activities that have helped to put this state in the financial mess that it's in. I believe the banks have done their fair share of ripping citizens off, just like the people involved in this scheme. I have a partially completed lawsuit that was halted in the middle of being filed also, when Jackson and Pates and Eardly, informed me that the process had changed and I can't even begin to say how Eardly even got into the picture, but I paid him fee's off about $2,500.00 also to save my house from foreclosure. Now you can't even get in touch with them. All of their emails have been changed along with phone numbers that we were communicating with them. There are more of the victims that should come forward about this matter and I invite you to bring this to an opening by writing to The Attorney General's new task force of Fraud, the Dept. of Justice is now involved.

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4892 days ago by Nomorefraud

eardly is in riverside jail