I have made XXXX significantly sized payments, $ XXXX each, on the mortgage company 's website specifically indicating that the payments were to be applied to the principal. However, in XXXX instances the payment was applied as 'unapplied cash ' and did not reduce the principal of the loan. Thereby, the interest being accrued daily is overcharging me. 

On the first instance of the payment I contacted the mortgage company and was advised it would take a day for the amount to be reposted correctly. It did not. Instead it took four days of my checking and persistent calling for the large transaction to be correctly applied against the principal of the loan. Hence, an incorrect calculation of the daily compounding interest went on for four days. 

I advised mortgage company at that time I was going to make another payment against the principal. Same outcome. The payment was applied to 'unapplied cash ' and not to the principal of the loan. 

In light of these transactions it can only be concluded that there is a systemic problem with Freedom Mortgage company and how they incorrectly handle principal only payments. They do not apply these payments correctly and the debt holder is the one that bears the brunt as they have an over calculated daily interest amount owed. If it had not been for my repeated follow up, I do n't think the payments would have ever posted against the loan principal. How many other consumers may be have had the same issue but did not realize the mortgage company 's improper book keeping that accrues interest in their favor? 

An authority really needs to review how this company conducts there business as I suspect there are many others that have had interest over charged on their loan. 
