We received a call from this number last night. Kinda funny if it's in any way regarding a mortgage as we scrimped & saved & paid off our mortgage years ago. We hold our deed free & clear. :-\
Received a call from Jeremy @ Imarc said he was calling on behalf of my PMI company to verify my original loan documents from 7 years ago. Seems phishy, he had a lot of my personal information.
Before I start, allow me to briefly explain to some of you of how this works. A person have a mortgage through a bank, the bank requires that person to have PMI insurance in the event the person defaults on the mortgage. If this happens the PMI company has to reimburse the bank on the amount lost. The PMI company sends in IMARC to see if the loan should have been issued. If IMARC can find that there was some wrong doing by the bank or by the borrower then they can get out of paying the bank for defaulted mortgage. If IMARC can prove that wrong doing occured by the borrower, or by the bank, IMARC denies the bank their claim for reimbursement and reports it to the FBI as mortgage fraud. With that said..
I defaulted on my home loan filed bankruptcy and move to a different house. A year after the home sold at a foreclosure auction, I get a call from this IMARC company. Their pitch from them was that they wanted to go through my original loan documents to see if the bank treated me fairly. He pretended it was something that was in my best interest, and became pushy when I refuse to answer any questions. Don't answer any questions from this company, they are trying to dig up dirt and box either you or your bank in. Even if the error was created by the bank, they will try to tie you in to it and pretend that somehow you were in on it.
Your company are there to pick at the bones of defaulted home buyers. They misrepresent their true purpose, which is only to dig up dirt on borrowers. They make millions by going after people who have lost their homes. There is a special place in hell for people like you.
if this wasn't some type of marketing/phishing company, then you would leave a message. give it up - no one wants to be bothered by you and you're company