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I HAVE BEEN ON HOLD 14 MINS. FOR THE LOSS MITIGATION DEPARTMENT OF BANK OF AMERICA

So I decided to blog about it. Does anyone have a phone OR fax number for B or A loss mitiation or for that metter, ANY major lender? We could share information on AR and cut down the wait time.

I'll blog B of A's numbers once they pick up!

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Posted by Joe Jackson on 11/02/2009 08:10 AM

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6 Comments on I HAVE BEEN ON HOLD 14 MINS. FOR THE LOSS MITIGATION DEPARTMENT OF BANK OF AMERICA

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Good luck with B of A. I have a Short Sale that has cash offers above market price, and can not get anyone to look at them. Been waiting four months. Most buyer pull out after a few weeks. Try 866-880-1232.

Only 14 minutes. There was a 20-20 special about Bank Of America about 3 months ago and a Congress woman from California was on hold for over 1 1/2 hours.

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14 mintues seems like a long time when you are the one on hold. No wonder we have a mortgage crisis. The banks are terrible about answering their phones. I've heard of people on hold for as much as an hour and then hanging up without ever getting an answer.

Bummer!

Good luck...I have a buyer waiting for approval on an offer since july! Still no answer...negotiator just assigned 2 wks ago, but still no word....

Joe, what your decribing is typical of B of A, is it any wonder they are in financial trouble?

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