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Five Star Escrow changed seller-proceeds wire instruction incidents — Regulatory record

San Diego, California · SOCEF-0035

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Court / region
San Diego
Case number
SOCEF-0035
Filed
September 12, 2024
Source system
California DFPI
Procedural posture
Regulatory order
Strongest reviewed source
Public source record
Allegation / finding status
Unknown / needs review
Disposition
Regulatory order
Last posture checked
2026-05-30
Reviewed
2026-05-30

Why this is included

Teaches an escrow file-review pattern from a public regulatory or court record.

Summary

The cited regulatory order describes regulatory consent order and order to discontinue later rescinded without prejudice. The extracted workflow issue is changed seller-proceeds wire instructions, seller/agent impersonation, spoofed seller email, notarization/control failure, unauthorized trust disbursement, trust shortage.

Topics

Wire Instructions·Seller Proceeds·Disbursement Authorization

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File-record question

What the reviewed record suggests the file later needed to show:

Original instruction, change request, independent known-contact callback/source, match/gap notes, reviewer, and office action before release.

What this record does not show

This reviewed record does not show a court finding that any company or person did anything wrong. The strongest reviewed source is a public source record; agency action is not a criminal conviction and may not resolve underlying disputed facts.

Limit: Regulatory order or agency record; not a court judgment. Read the primary source.

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