 |
| |
|
 |
|
|
 |
| Referral Program |
Turn your
contacts into transfers! Make sure you take advantage of our
referral program. For every new client you refer who orders 50
transfers, you'll get 5 free transfers — a value of up to $500!
|
| |
| DNCSolution |
DNCSolution is
a family of Internet-based products that handle the full range of Do
Not Contact (Do Not Call, Do Not Fax, Do Not E-mail, Do Not Mail)
compliance. DNCSolution also addresses the privacy directives and
opt-in/opt-out preferences of your prospects and customers. DNCSolution.com
|
| | |
|
 |
|
Just a quick reminder...
Through the end of
February, new and existing DoublePositive clients can take advantage
of two great promotions to get even more LIVE Hot Transfers for your
money.
Bonus 10% Add-On for New Clients
With a
minimum order of 50 transfers, we'll give you a 10% bonus add-on for
your order.
February "DoubleDown" 20% Add-On for Existing
Clients
For all existing or previous clients, we'll give you
a 20% add-on when you double your previous order for Live Transfers.
If your previous order was for 50 transfers, place a new order for
100 transfers, and then you'll get an additional 20 transfers for
free.
Call today to place your order and take advantage of
these great February deals.
---------------------------------
Alright, in the
last year how many times have we seen this headline, "How Bad Will
the Mortgage Crisis Get?" The speculation, the guessing, the
analyzing never seems to end - and never seems to be right.
The current options on the table to help the recovery seem
to be the stimulus package, a bail out of the big banks or a crash
and burn recession! The extra check in the mail is nice, but will do
little to stimulate the economy and obviously we need to avoid a
recession at all costs. So that leaves us with the bailout.
While this leaves a hollow feeling in my gut, to bail out the
greedy institutions that got us into this mess, it's a better option
then a recession. Honestly though, with the cost of our current
military action, and the debt we currently have as a nation, I'm not
sure where the government will come up with the hundreds of billions
of dollars needed to bail these banks out?
Have we notified
the US mint workers they won't be going home any time soon?
Seriously though, we seem to be at a critical point. With
the adjustable rates resetting, home prices falling, unemployment
rising and interest rates creeping back up - it doesn't look good.
The efforts thus far have only helped to stop the bleeding, they
aren't going to solve the problem.
Collectively, we all need
to start thinking about the big picture and how to get our industry
- and our economy - back on track. |
|
 |
Time |
| A number of
economists and banking industry experts believe the subprime crisis
could metamorphose into the biggest debacle to hit the sector since
the savings & loan catastrophe of the 1980s, which caused some
$500 billion in losses to the banking industry. And that means the
future of a couple of name brand financial institutions could be in
jeopardy. Full Story |
Reuters |
| Interest rates
on U.S. 30-year mortgages rose in the latest week, according to a
weekly survey released by Freddie Mac on Thursday Full Story |
OregonLive |
| A bill to make
modest reforms to the subprime mortgage lending industry squeaked
through the Oregon House Thursday, a big win for House Speaker Jeff
Merkley who has made it clear that he intends to highlight the issue
in his campaign for the U.S. Senate. Full Story |
Reuters |
| The U.S.
government is right to protect and nurture the housing market during
the current crisis, but now is not the time to create a federal
backstop for falling property values, a senior Treasury official
said on Thursday. Full Story |
BusinessWeek |
| Amid mounting
allegations of abuse by big lenders, a federal judge has indicated
he is leaning toward to reining in mortgage companies that have been
foreclosing on consumers who brought their home loan payments up to
date while in bankruptcy. Full Story |
FoxNews |
| Countrywide
Financial's shoddy lending practices have left hundreds of thousands
of mortgage borrowers at risk of losing the single most important
asset in their lives -- their homes. If Bank of America acquires
Countrywide, these mortgage borrowers could either benefit or suffer
greatly from the merger. A letter signed by 91 California community
groups was sent today to Bank of America's Chief Executive Officer
Kenneth Lewis asking him to declare a foreclosure moratorium, and
ensure the Bank will keep troubled borrowers in their homes. Full Story |
Forbes |
| Investment
bank Friedman, Billings, Ramsey Group Inc. said Thursday it swung to
a fourth-quarter loss due to a write-down of goodwill and losses
tied to subprime mortgages. Full Story |
|
 |
LocalNews |
| Gov. Charlie
Crist on Wednesday created a special task force of financial experts
and consumer advocates for a quick study of Florida's mortgage
market. Full Story |
KansasCityStar |
 |
|
| A one-time
area mortgage broker was sentenced Wednesday to seven years in
prison for a mortgage fraud scheme in Florida that netted him and
his partners more than $4 million. Full Story |
| |
|
