Proctor et al., v. Metropolitan Money Store, Joy Jackson, Kurt Fordham, Jennifer McCall and others

A Class Action Complaint pending in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland
Case No. 8:07-cv-01957-RWT

What can you do?

Who Should Victims of the Money Store Case Should Call?

Many victims of the Metropolitan Money Store scam have asked whom they can contact for further help during the lawsuit. Below are some of the important political leaders and others who could help resolve this dispute and preserve homes on the brink of foreclosure.

No Matter Where You Live

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Metropolitan Office at Calverton

11700 Beltsville Drive, Suite 200

Calverton, MD 20705

Phone (301) 572-5400

U.S. Secret Service Field Office

Phone(443)263-1000

Call your US Representative and let them know you are a victim and need their assistance to find out what the FBI or Secret Service are going to do to help you. You can find the name and contact information of your member of Congress at:

http://www.house.gov/writerep/

If You Live in Maryland

Call your US Senators and let them know you are a victim and need their assistance to find out what the FBI or Secret Service are going to do to help you. Call Senator Barbara Mikulski at (301) 345-5517 and Senator Benjamin L. Cardin at (410) 962-4436.

Contact the Consumer Protection Division of the Maryland Attorney General and let them know you are a victim and need their assistance:

consumer@oag.state.md.us or (410) 528-8662

Call your State Senator and Delegate(s) and let them know you are a victim and need their assistance to find out what the Attorney General is going to do to help you. You can find the names and contact information for your Senator and Delegates at:

http://mdelect.net/electedofficials/

If You Live in the District of Columbia

The District of Columbia Attorney General is currently seeking an injunction to preserve the status quo. Contact Wendy J. Weinberg, Assistant Attorney General at (202) 727-2870 and offer your help for her work.

If You Live in Virginia

Call your US Senators and let them know you are a victim and need their assistance to find out what the FBI or Secret Service are going to do to help you. Call Senator John Warner at (202) 224-2023 and Senator Jim Webb at (202) 224-4024.

Contact the Consumer Assistance Unit of the Virginia Attorney General and let them know you are a victim and need their assistance:

consumer@oag.state.va.us or (804) 786-2071

http://conview.state.va.us/whosmy.nsf/main?openform