On XXXX XXXX, XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX who was servicing our mortgage loan XXXX sent us a letter indicating that we had to purchase flood insurance. In response to this letter we visited the XXXX of XXXX office to verify is our property located at XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX had been classified or considered to be in a flood zone. They said no. We proceeded to contact XXXX who informed us that if we did not purchase flood insurance we would be in violation in terms of our mortgage loan. We then proceeded to purchase flood insurance. During this period of time we were under Chapter XXXX Bankruptcy Protection Case XXXX yet XXXX failed to notify Bankruptcy Court of a new added requirement that was neither part of the Chapter XXXX Confirmed Plan or part of our initial mortgage loan obligation. In XXXX XXXX we received a letter from US District of Oregon notifying us of a class action suite Case No. XXXX : XXXX identifying us of victims of flood insurance fraud. It was claimed that XXXX ( XXXX ) violated the legal rights of its consumer requiring them to purchase excessive amount of flood insurance coverage and by arranging for improper kickbacks for itself and/or its affiliates ( including in the form of commissions in connection with forced-placed flood insurance. Our mortgage loan was transferred from XXXX to SPS Portfolio Servicing on XXXX XXXX, XXXX. On XXXX XXXX, XXXX we received a similar letter from SPS Portfolio claiming that we had to purchase yet again another fraudulent flood insurance coverage. Our SPS loan number is XXXX. We remain protected under US Bankruptcy Chapter XXXX yet SPS has also failed to obtain approval and notify bankruptcy court of a forced insurance coverage that was neither part of our original mortgage loan or part of the confirmed Chapter XXXX Plan. 

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