Response to Who wants to help publicise the mortgage shortfall nightmare?

An update about the story on the financial web site 'mrscohen.com'. This has now been prominently posted on the site (13.44 Fri 8 Sept 2000) under the heading 'Action Group Challenges Abbey National'. The story quotes Ahmad Butt, of the Mary Ward Legal Centre in London, as saying that Abbey National and Eversheds have mounted 'the largest organised recovery of mortgage shortfalls' in the country, and explores the human cost for those on the receiving end of their attentions. Thank you once again to all those who have helped publically highlight the behaviour of the lenders, especially Abbey National. Please contact me if you would like to be put in touch with any of the journalists involved, if you want to tell your story. They are particularly interested in examples of harrassment, intimidation, underselling of property, failure to supply evidence of shortfall claims, invasion of privacy, undue delay in contacting ex borrower, etc. All best, Eleanor.

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