Home Point Financial Corporation is a registered business tracked by the CFPB. The complaints shown here are consumer disputes filed with the CFPB, not fraud reports.
Reports from people targeted by scammers using Home Point Financial Corporation's name.
Home Point Financial Corporation is a name that appeared in connection with this cluster of reports. Consumers reported receiving unsolicited postcards directing them to call 833-570-4667, with communications referencing this company's name along with personal details such as previous married names and addresses. The company's name is associated with 839 CFPB complaints in the underlying data.
pov: fake case location: india so case is like my uncel got in a relationship with a girl around 3-4 years they was mutually involved shared explicit images of each other but promblem is now that girl married with someone else and next day she called women helpline and trying to presurize my uncel to take her to our home point is she got married with some one else then nlw she wants to come to uncel saying that marriage of her was forced so what should be do right now complaint is not done just she went to police stattion and her dur ki sister took responsiblity and take her to home without fir now what should we do ( as she got married to another man my uncel doesnot want to accept her ) any solution?
Received a 4x6 blue postcard type of mail. It listed my wife's previous married name and address with a financial service that was bought out by another company. It asked her to call (833) 570-4667 as soon as possible. The message matches a scam noted online. [BBB Scam Type: Debt Collections] [Business: Home Pt Fin'l Home Point Financial] [Location: IN, USA - 46069]
Looks like a check for $199.00 and is called Allocated Waiver. [BBB Scam Type: Other] [Business: Home Point Financial Corporation Dat] [Location: TX, USA- 78619]
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