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City Attorneys' San Diego and San Francisco offices announced they issued a subpoena for information from a company they allege provides home title theft services.

City attorneys from San Francisco and San Diego are seeking more information on a California-based company that allegedly scammed people into buying unnecessary home title protections. 

City attorneys in San Francisco and San Diego say California-based Home Title Lock is deceiving customers nationwide.

The City Attorneys say the company targets elderly customers with deceptive advertising and makes "alarmist statements about the prevalence of fraudulently recorded deeds."

The City Attorneys offices of San Diego and San Francisco announced Monday that they have issued a subpoena for information from a company they allege makes false claims regarding the threat of home title theft, a concept the City Attorneys say is impossible in California.

While late-night TV scams and robocall schemes are coming under increased scrutiny by state and federal officials, new real estate-related swindles continu...

Real estate agents who are up on the latest technology are at a distinct advantage these days. They can search the market on behalf of buyers and set up ap...

Bathrooms are receiving a lot of attention from homeowners who are staying put rather than braving a housing market beset by high prices and climbing mortg...

Texas authorities are investigating the marketing claims of Home Title Lock, the anti-fraud service promoted by Rudy Giuliani and other right-wing personalities.

(NEW YORK) -- Authorities in Texas have launched an investigation into the marketing claims of the anti-fraud service Home Title Lock, looking to determine whether the California-based company that's been promoted by Rudy Giuliani, Newt Gingrich and other right-wing personalities has misled consumers through its ads and promotional materials. "I won't tolerate false, misleading, or