My home loan was sold from one mortgage company to another. the first mortgage company was XXXX. The loan was then sold to Seneca mortgage. Upon taking over my mortgage Seneca forced me to increase my loan payment to cover what they thought was a shortage in my escrow account for taxes. The taxes had been paid at closing of the original loan. I contacted Seneca and attempted to explain this to them, including sending them documentation of checks cashed by and closing statements proving the funds had been paid. Seneca still required monthly over payments from me. After calling them on three different occasions they finally told me an escrow analysis would be done. This they said would correct any problems. On XXXX XXXX they cut me a check for the overages I had been paying. Then on XXXX XXXX they sent me a letter stating they made a mistake and I should return the monies. I 've been hung up on three times trying to correct this issue. I 've been left on hold for over an hour. And had my call dropped they did n't want to address the issue. Seneca has some major customer service issues. 
