Apr 7, 2012
The same 2 people called me regarding my property in Nevada; bare land & no power/water just 10 acres in the middle of a large section in northern NV => other parcels are selling all around mine according to the county recorders office in Elko. the numbers I reach "Mike Miller" at is- - 254-654-6599 the other number for "MacMillan" is 757-274-3171 the only problem with that number is that it's never answered and the voice mail is not set up. I've been promised the same FedEx envelope as you all mentioned & each week that it's supposed to arrive, there's an excuse that there is a 'small problem with the title company' and all will be worked out by end of week. Also M.Miller swears they have office in Largo, FL as well as Texas, and a couple other states I can't remember. You're lucky though, my calls to Miller go to voice mail & he only answers if I borrow a cell from another area code & call 1-2 minutes later and hey. . . . HE ACTUALLY ANSWERS! The usual excuse is "nobody has called you? they were supposed to & send out your packet. Your $ is in escrow and now that all is well, they should be sending it out at any time today. He gave me an 800 # for the Fl office 800-366-4636, unfortunately though when I called it => it belongs to Student Advantage in Boston, MA, so he screwed up on that one. I don't know what's up, he knows way too much about my property i.e. current owners, the amount we paid the first company ( he requested an additional $370.00 = $1370.00) so like you I'm already over my head and yet still holding out that it's all going to go well because getting $ back from a business that doesn't exist at the given address is way too hard to find without shelling out more $$. I'm in for the count and if it doesn't go well, all conversations are recorded and I have the payment receipts and it all goes to the police dept. here and TX & FL as well, maybe they can find them if they don't come through (I have a problem with trusting people that have all the answers. I wish the best for you as well. . .maybe we'll get what we're due?