Buczek Enterprises, the disgraced National Association of Mortgage Field Services (NAMFS) Regime Member whom stiffed Contractors far and wide had an issue as early as July, 2013. In October, 2013, Buczek came up with a public position. That position allegedly pertained to their ability to process payments — not Work Orders, PAYMENTS! Convenient, I would say. Here, let me put it in Brain Drain’s own words,
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From: Brian Drain <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 11:12 AM
Subject: Buczek / ACA – System issue with remittances
To:Dear Vendor Network:Our core website for sending / receiving / processing work is functioning as expected however we are currently working on resolving an issue to the systems that communicate remittance information. No data has been lost and all remittances are safe, but we are unable to process them at this time.We apologize for any financial strain this places on you and ask for your patience. Getting payments out on time is critically important to us and we’re working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.Please do not email or call your vendor representative, they will not have additional information to provide. Further updates will be provided via email.Regards,Brian Drain
You have got to be shitting me! Now, their main supplier — wow, this is beginning to sound like the drug world isn’t it?! — an ENORMOUS Portfolio Holder in Luxembourg, didn’t seem to be either concerned with whether or not Buczek Enterprises was financially solvent nor whether Contractors were being paid. Wait, though, it gets better! In much the same way Mt. Gox is stating they recently found almost $114.8 Million in bitcoins (valuation as of today) stashed away, it would appear that Drain and others entered into an elaborate scheme to continue working Contractors based upon a publicly unrevealed stash of cash it was going to pay Contractors.
Contractors began to understand the fix was in. What Buczek Enterprises; what Adam Buczek was not releasing, was that bad business deals were beginning to impact his ability to pay people. In a financially regulated world, there are laws, rules and regulations which determine what and how Companies operate. Financially negative information must be published. The reason for this is so that investors and those purchasing the end product do not become injured. For years now, the NAMFS Regime has fought tooth and nail to insure that no regulations have come to the Mortgage Field Services Industry. The NAMFS Regime has known that if there became honest oversight upon the Industry that people like Herr Eric Miller would not be able to fleece the NAMFS Regime Rank and File with respect to his obscene and Nazi Imposed ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR PLUS PER YEAR SALARY CONSUMING OVER SEVENTY PERCENT OF ALL MEMBER DUES!
The Buczek’s, one and all including Little Miss Congeniality Amanda Lynn Burke Buczek, knew things were bad. The just and honorable thing to do; the legal and moral thing to do, would have been to inform Contractors that they were going to be in Default of their Contract Obligations due to Amanda Buczek Lewis’ misfortunes. Here is an exchange documenting the fact that Adam Buczek and his cronies were stalling for time months ago,
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From: Joseph Miniszewski<[email protected]>
Date: Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 1:53 PM
Subject: Re: Need some help resolving issues
To: Kim Connolly
Kim,I just followed up on that dispute now. I did not forget.On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 9:56 PM, Kim Connolly wrote:Hello:I really need some answers regarding some issues. I feel like I’m getting the run around-my calls and e-mails are either ignored or I am told it is being worked on.1. We have outstanding discrepancies going back months that I have been reporting since before there was an issue with accounting-of particular concern is a $2469 job that we completed 7/2. I reported this at the beginning of September and was told t was an oversight and would be addressed. So this w/o is over 120 days old.2. What is going on with remittances? We have not received any updates regarding this in quite a while and it has been over a month since this problem occurred.3. What is the deal with charge backs from over 6 months ago? So no one is available to work on discrepancies, but someone is looking at orders that have been paid for months and taking money back? How can we dispute this?4. What is going on with the Initial Services Bundles? Almost all the trash-outs we do are large, we are again looking at under $10/yd for a 60 yard trash-out. We never agreed to this, these orders just started showing up and the conference call to discuss this was cancelled. So what are the options, if any? I just don’t understand how this can be expected and please don’t say “you win some and you lose some”, I heard that when this was implemented before. This is a lose-lose situation We are only asking for the matrix price that we agreed to. We cannot work for a loss, we are a business. . Can I speak to someone about this as soon as possible?Thank you,KimThank you,
Joseph MiniszewskiVendor Relations Specialist llBuczek EnterprisesOffice: xxxxxxxxE-Fax: xxxxxxx
So, as early as July, 2013, the Buczeks knew that there was trouble on the Eastern Front. That is when the process of stalling apparently was put into play. My working theory is that things were going sour LONG BEFORE July, 2013, lest Amanda Buczek Lewis would not have been plying her wares for firms such as National Field Network (NFN).
Sources speaking on condition of anonymity stated that NFN was responsible for losses as high as $1.2 Million. Now, when you calculate Net Profits from say a Gross of maybe $15MIL or so per year that $1.2MIL is a horrible hit. And that is from ONLY ONE FIRM that was allegedly stiffing Buczek.
We are shifting gears this afternoon. We are going to drill down on the interpersonal relationships at Buczek Enterprises and dovetail the enormity of potential powder keg NAMFS Regime Members whom may potentially be standing in line awaiting insolvency when the forensic financial audits begin.
