American Residential

American Residential Law Group ARLG Looks like a scam 1 year in the making Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

30th of Jan, 2011 by

I retained ARLG- American Residential Law Group in February of 2010- it was $1500 and everything sounded and seemed on the up and up. I had a good contact person Nicole Kasper and things were submitted etc.- Then came the first staff change- New person- Dayna Mascalino- also very nice and professional- from the looks of everything my case was being worked out and moving forward toward a permanent modification. When ARLG would ask me for items, I would submit them same day- then I would also get a letter from Chase confirming that they needed the same information- thus I felt secure that things were legit.

Then came the 3rd staff change- this is when I began to wonder what was going on- This new person, Diane Melton was not nearly as professional as the other two- by this time, I had been tied up with all of this for 10 months- I was terrified and very uncertain however Chase was not contacting me for anything leaving me to believe that there was some work out in progress- Right around Christmas I received an email from Diane Melton that my file was in underwriting and Chase had everything they needed to make a decision.

In January, I contacted Diane Melton as to what was taking so long- she then emailed me that it was still in underwriting and they did not need anything else from me- a week later I got the letter from ARLG that they could no longer service my account- they referred me to William O'Toole Esquire with a phone number as the contact information.

What are we left to do??? I am calling this company today, but am not expecting anything much from it- this is sad and illegal I'm sure.

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