Subject: Updated HARP-2.0 guidelines for 2014

From: Support HARP <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 10:50:26 -0800

Hello Krb-wg-archive

HARP_v2.0 expanded to reach more U.S. homeowners such as yourself.

Rates today are lower than the government ever expected. As a result, today's HARP-refinancing homeowners are saving more than projections predicted they would.

If you were not eligible before or never verified before, now is a good time to for 2014:
http://www.seehowwecantighten.com/monistical/childhood/inlaid/splined/reappearing.jsp

Statistics: Over 2M homeowners who are under-water on their homes were able to save over 805+ a month. 

Note: as of October 28th 2014 you have not calculated your savings/eligibility.

Sincerely,
US Housing Update #63455

HARP-Email-ID pVVSs-11507877843 | 10240 w Dreyer Pl Greenfield WI
2 options are provided for removal-request - a.) http://www.seehowwecantighten.com/spectators/entangle/gels.rb b.) write

Thank you, have a great day.

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