Bank of America plans to meet with mortgage holders to go over how the mortgage-payment pressures can be eased.

If you haven't heard, the attorney general of Massachusetts, is taking to court 5 mortgage companies for possible foreclosure fraud. In an effort to stop the harassing phone calls and properly foreclose on homeowners, Bank of America has organized a good-intentioned event:

Bank of America plans to meet in mortgage holders in Boston, face to face, in person, to go over how the mortgage-payment pressures can be eased.

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“The purpose of this event is to eliminate the faxes, the FedEx mailings and the phone calls to 800 numbers and allow for face-to-face interaction with a home-loan specialist,” a Bank of America spokesman says.

Walk-in mortgage holder participants are welcomed, but Bank of America would appreciate it if mortgage holders could make advance appointments by phone or the Internet in an effort to guarantee a face to face appointment. Seriously, like mortgage holders will get a hold of a Bank of America representative the first try to setup an appointment. I bet it will take repeated tries.

So to avoid infuriating phone calls and other forms of non-human interaction, mortgage holders have to make repeated infuriating phone calls to Bank of America or some other form of communication.

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