If you are a telemarketer, you are an unwanted solicitor wasting my cell time and I'd pay you a visit in person if possible. If true, you represent that which has gone wrong in our society.

The call came from 801-676-5556 by "Lisa from UFIRST aka United First Financial" out of Midvale, UT. She stated that "there has been an upgrade in the system since you last logged in... a program you paid for... now on version 5. Please call me at 877-616-5574 so I can help you login easily." She never mentioned my name and the call sounded as if she was reading from a printed script.

I googled United First Financial and it appears that there was questionable activity around 2007. I think this is SCAM trying to resurrect activity from unsuspecting people. I would avoid it at all costs. If you want to pay down a mortgage, you can do that direct with your mortgage company and not fall prey to people scamming honest people.

Googled it ... I would avoid.

http://www.daveramsey.com/index.cfm?event=askdave/&intContentItemId=10303

This has to be a robo call because I just received another call from this number. Same exact voicemail left by "Lisa" with the same pauses and script that was left on the last voicemail ... absolutely no change.

Someone is trying to reel in some more money for unsuspecting people who buy into the "Upgraded version 5" ... please, do not buy into their scam.

You're getting a call because either you're using the program or someone w/your phone # did @ some time. They are calling to get you setup on their new website, as they update it every so often. I know because I used this.

United First Financial is NOT a scam in that you do get what you pay for and they offer technical support and training as needed. It is a 'money merge' program that you pay for up front that uses software to assist in paying down your home mortgage faster. I don't recommend it, but for someone that's very disciplined in their spending it will work.....on the other hand if you're very disciplined, take the $3500 it costs and apply that to your mortgage (and keep making extra Principal payments on a quarterly basis) you'll do about the same thing - give or take a couple years.

WD