who is Kenwood management and payment inc?
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The mission of Kenwood Management Company is to build client wealth by seeking value oriented income properties in the Washington Metropolitan Area and to provide proactive asset management strategies that integrate property management, focused leasing and tenant retention efforts for those investments
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Home Depot & their personnel management.
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Actually, they were investigated a few years ago and they recently settled a court case for millions after being sued for fraud. \n\nSome Washington residents who had mortgages with Ameriquest Mortgage Co. will share in a $6.5 million settlement.\n\nWashington and 48 other states say Ameriquest deceived consumers, inflated home appraisals and fabricated employment and income information in order to make the largest possible profit. The total settlement nationwide was for $325 million. \n\nAmeriquest parent ACC Capital Holdings Corp. said that it "acknowledged no wrongdoing" and said the settlement demanded "no restrictions or limitations on the company's licenses." \n\nThe settlement came two years after an investigation began and three years after the first complaints arrived. \n\nState Attorney General Rob McKenna, Assistant Attorney General Dave Huey and Department of Financial Institutions Director of Consumer Services Chuck Cross made the settlement announcement Monday along with officials from other states. \n\nThey said the settlement will give some 725,000 borrowers in 49 states a chance at recovering some money lost due to what they described as deceptive lending practices. \n\nThe agreement, first revealed Friday, is the second-largest consumer protection settlement reached by a state or the federal government, the state officials said. The largest was for $484 million, obtained by a group of states in 2002 from Household Finance Corp. \n\nThe financial terms of Monday's agreement set aside $295 million toward restitution to consumers and $30 million to cover legal fees and to pay for consumer education and protection programs nationwide. \n\nMuch of Washington's share will be returned to consumers who qualify for restitution in the case. State residents affected by Ameriquest will share some $6.5 million, while the two state agencies involved will receive $2.5 million. \n\nKristin Alexander, spokeswoman for the State Attorney General's Office, said Monday that the agency wasn't sure how many Ameriquest clients would participate. \n\nIn a joint release, the Attorney General and DFI said the company made nearly 13,500 loans totaling $2.7 billion to Washington residents between 1999 and 2005. DFI received more than 100 complaints about the company's business practices. \n\nCross credited Huey for much of the work done on the agreement. \n\n"He was the prime drafter of the settlement. He carried so much of the load for the country," Cross said. "The country owes a debt to Dave Huey." \n\nGov. Chris Gregoire said: "Just two years ago, Washington led the nation in similar actions against Household Financial. Now we firmly repeat our message to the industry: When companies take advantage of Washingtonians, we take action." \n\nAdam Stein of Auburn, president-elect of the Washington Association of Mortgage Brokers, said the settlement should let consumers know that "the marketplace is a safe place to do business." \n\nHe said a fast-paced real-estate economy can foster deceptive business practices by some companies, and that consumers should "shop wisely" before signing a contract. \n\nAmeriquest also is required to: \n\n--Provide full written and oral disclosure to clients concerning interest rates, points, penalties and other terms of a contract. \n\n--Ensure that employees do not demean the disclosures. \n\n--Provide the same rates and points to similar clients. \n\n--Retrain and monitor employees. \n\nAmeriquest operated 26 licensed locations in Washington, including 17 under that name, one under the name Town & Country Credit Corp. and eight under AMC Mortgage Services, formerly known as Bedford Home Loans. \n\nThe Associated Press contributed to this report. \n\nSETTLEMENT DETAILS \n\n--Who? An administrator will determine who gets paid, officials said Monday. \n\n--What next? Wait for the decisions to be made. Until the admi
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SORRY, BUT STUDLY DOESN'T HAVE ALL THE FACTS.\n\nSMALL BUSINESS ALL OVER REPORT TO CREDIT REPORTING AGANCIES.\n\nALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS CONTACT THE ONE IN YOUR AREA, THEY WILL PROVIDE YOU WITHA FORM TO FILL OUT.  YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY SOME FEES FOR JOINING AND THE RIGHT TO REPORT BUT THEY ARE NOMINAL.
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travel and event management company
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I believe this is the contact information you needed:\n\nEmail:  credit@credit-mgmt.com\n\nPhone:  308-382-3000\n\nWeb:    http://www.credit-mgmt.com/\n\nBtw, as an added measure of online privacy, you may\nconsider scrubbing your email address from the original\nquestion since this is a public forum.
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The president and owner is William Gray.\n\nAden Financial Group \n550 S Winchester Blvd\nSan Jose, CA 95128-2544\nPhone: 408-260-7734
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Ken Lay and Jeff Skiling will definitely  be pardoned. Who bought the naming rights to George Bush's baseball team the Rexas Rangers, and who was his 5th largest campaign contributor? Answer to both ENRON with Ken Lay as Chairman of the board an Jeff Skiling as "CEO". They bought the rights to be pardoned.
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Ticket Master.\n\nEBAY
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The credit manager manages credit.
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How about Deininger Czarnecki & Schlenker LLC\n4721 75th Street Kenosha\n262-694-9541\n\nI looked in the Kenosha phone book and that is the closest to the name you are looking for.  Hope that helped!
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You are on the right path.  You have got to get as much homeowners involved as possible.  If you guys still have access to your old by-laws, they might give you a summary of the protocol you should follow after a property management co. has taken over.  If not, contact another homeowner's association office to ask for advise.  If that doesn't help, get online and find someone that can!!  I'd call Kens 5 - Five on Your Side!! Assuming you're in Texas (san antonio)
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Most likely its a scam the Smartec name is owned by Sensor Solutions Inc. If this is who your referring to then its legitimate.
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Indoor Safety, Inc. \nThey were rated at 5 stars by local yahoo users!
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http://www.cmpco.com/account/
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It is someone who takes care of Accounts Payable for a company. Receives invoices, gets them approved for payment, and remits payment for the invoices.
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Speedy Scan Company Inc.\n223 Wall Street\n\nHuntington , NY\n11743\nUSA\n\nwww.speedyscan.biz , Speedy Scan Company Inc. is a national provider of document management and document imaging solutions. Makers of the Award winning Office Document Manager Speedy Scan Company Inc. is partnered with Fujitsu, Kodak, DPU Scan, Kofax and other document imaging industry leaders. Providing solutions to departments or company wide solutions.\n\nFor more information visit: http://www.speedyscan.biz