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Clip of Nationally Syndicated Consumer Advocate Clark Howard, Discussing Money Merge Account Equity Accelerator Mortgage Fraud.  
 
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cphansen (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I agree that most people should concentrate on paying down their mortgages, but they don't need a $3500 software program to guide them. There is no secret here. Just send more money with your regular mortgage payment. That's all.

Anyone else notice that "MortgageReport" made the first comment to his own video, thanking himself for posting it? He didn't even bother creating a second identity like Sue Copening or other agents.
MortgageReport (1 year ago) Show Hide
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great info... thanks.. i think?
most past posts are b/s and have deleted.
cphansen (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Sorry, I'm losing track of which mma posters are shills. My apologies.
getbackwithme (1 year ago) Show Hide
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While I love most of Clark Howard's advice and the advocacy that he does, I disgree with his advice to not prepay your mortgage early to save on interest expenses. I do agree with his caution as to whether to use some of these new programs (that cost $3,000 or less). There are ways to do this on your own. Read the latest Rich Dad book that is out!
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I saw programs for $200 ... i recommend people interested in this do their homework. I also recommend, get your own HELOC at your bank and do not use the lender they recommend. This will avoid the SCAM liability and program would work for you.
MortgageReport (2 years ago) Show Hide
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great info... thanks!

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