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Cautious Optimism: Why SEAS May Not Hold All The Cards

August 20, 2013

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This is a quick Post before I get back to work. We spoke with a high level Industry Executive this morning whom committed to seeing the Southeastern Asset Services (SEAS) situation to the end. Now, this does not mean that our Source, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirms nor denies the accusations of Contractors against SEAS. What it means is that the Source is investigating the matter. Fair enough.

We want to make a final attempt to reach out to Contractors whom are owed by SEAS and/or have grievances pending against SEAS. This door of opportunity will close in 96 hours. We have a direct conduit now to present Claims. You must have the Order Number, Address, Services Rendered and Amount Owed. Photos may be required, but not by Foreclosurepedia. We are simply moving the data from Point A to Point B.

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