Regarding Lit Financial, just received a near-fraudulent mailing from "Lit Financial" stating on the envelope "Re: [well known bank]" and in one of those fancy mailings that looks like it has an embedded check. There is in an area in which you might find a return address not a reference to "Lit Financial" but rather a reference to a well known bank. In a tiny print obscure statement at the bottom left there is a statement stating that Lit Financial is not affiliated with the bank, but it's not something you would ever read. More prominently on opening you see that the inside mailing states. "Your loan funded through [well known bank] has met seasoning requirement and has been marked for an eligibility notice." I would not be dealing, ever, with an outfit doing this. Angry that this piece of spam mail got me to open it and study it for five minutes to try to determine what this was about. Just an advertisement for a loan. "Seasoning requirement" seems to be a reference to length of an old loan we had from over thirty years ago. read more