Title Concepts Plus

Buyer beware!!! The Better Business Bureau gives them an F currently with 14 complaints logged in the past 36 months. More from the BBB:
The U.S. Postal Service requires solicitations that look like invoices, bills, or account statements to carry one of the following notices:
THIS IS NOT A BILL. THIS IS A SOLICITATION. YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO PAY THE AMOUNT STATED ABOVE UNLESS YOU ACCEPT THIS OFFER, or
THIS IS A SOLICITATION FOR AN ORDER OF GOODS OR SERVICES, OR BOTH, AND NOT A BILL, INVOICE OR STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT DUE. YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO MAKE ANY PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF THIS OFFER UNLESS YOU ACCEPT THIS OFFER.
This disclaimer must be in very large (at least 30-​point) type and must be in boldface capital letters in a color that contrasts prominently with the background against which it appears. The disclaimer must not be modified, qualified, or explained, such as with the phrase «Legal notice required by law.»
I received a solicitation without the above disclaimer for a «real estate document package» for $ 47.95 from Title Concepts Plus. Their pitch is designed to look like official documentation with an attached invoice. I’m sure that because they include an actual copy of your home’s grant deed many have paid the «invoice» out of ignorance.
All online forums and reviews are calling Title Concepts Plus a scam. It’s a private business that operates out of a MAILBOX at 145 and/​or 150 S Glenoaks Blvd, Burbank, CA 91 502. (I’m guessing that from there mail is probably forwarded to Nigeria.) Of course you can’t actually call and speak to someone at Title Concepts Plus; they only offer the options of leaving a voicemail, mailing a letter, or sending an email.
Let’s hope they find these guys and charge them with mail fraud and sentence them to a long and humiliating prison sentence before they scam anyone else.
Here’s what I found with some quick research: you can file the one-​page «Declaration of Homestead» form with the County Recorder. As far as I can tell, there may be a small fee and it may need to be notarized, all depending on where the property is located.