On XXXX XXXX, 2015, XXXX XXXX ( NMLS # XXXX ) with United Mortgage Corporation sent us the terms we had agreed to in order to refinance our mortgage with his company : 30 yr fixed at 3.75 % ; monthly payment of {$910.00} ( principal and interest ) ; paying off XXXX of our existing loans and leaving us with {$15000.00} cash out. This information was given to us in an email. We completed the process of sending him all of the required paperwork. Three days before we were scheduled to close, he called with the closing date and then said the next order of business was to discuss what our interest rate would be. When we questioned him on the fact that we had agreed to the loan with the fixed rate at 3.75 %, he then went on to say that the rate had adjusted over the three week period of time that it took to get our loan approved and ready for closing. We were shocked, to say the least. He went on to tell XXXX that the 3.75 % was no longer available and that it should be 4.25 % but he would do it for 4.125 % because he felt " bad '' that it went up so much. XXXX told him we would not do the 4.125 % and that we had agreed at 3.75 % and that 's what we wanted to close with. At this point, we had already given him {$420.00} to start the loan process with the home appraisal, and of course, went through three weeks of giving him all of our personal information in order to close on the loan. To make a long story short, we went back and forth many times over many, many weeks. During that time, we were able to secure another loan at 3.75 % ( which XXXX XXXX had told us was impossible ), and also learned during the XXXX process that the rates never had gone up to the 4.25 % and that more than likely it was a type of bait and switch scheme. We had to, of course, pay the new bank another appraisal fee and had to go through another whole house appraisal within 30 thirty days of the initial XXXX, and could not use the appraisal that we had done with United Mortgage because of the new government stipulations and regulations on home refinancing. We also want to note that during the weeks of back and forth with XXXX XXXX from United Mortgage, XXXX asked him multiple times to speak to his manager, which was always met with a " no, '' and that there was " no one here for you to talk to besides me. '' We were lied to, a lot of our time was wasted, and we are nervous about our personal information being used inappropriately. At very least we would like to recoup the {$420.00} appraisal fee from United Mortgage Corporation. 
