Friday, April 30, 2010

MERS, WELL OK, YOU CAN JOIN IN AS A THIRD-PARTY DEFENDANT AND ADD TO HOMEOWNER'S DAMAGES

BY THE WAY MERS, YOU ASSES, THANKS TO THE HELP OF
http://stopforeclosurefraud.com

I DISCOVERED TODAY, THE MERS ASSIGNMENT METLIFE IS ATTEMPTING TO PASS OFF IN A DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS DISTRICT COURT CAUSE OF ACTION AGAINST MY EX-HUSBAND AND ME TO TAKE MY HOME IS FRAUDULANT.  BIG SURPRISE.  METLIFE BANK HAS ALREADY FILED THIS ACTION ONCE IN MAY 2009, AND HAD TO DISMISS IT IN DECEMBER 2009 BECAUSE THEY FILED IT BEFORE THEY REGISTERED THE ASSIGNMENT WITH THE COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS.  THEY SENT THROUGH A "CORRECTED ASSIGNMENT" BUT STILL DIDN'T CATCH EVERYTHING THEY SHOULD HAVE.  METLIFE THEN REFILED THE SAME CAUSE OF ACTION AGAIN IN FEBRUARY 2010.  


METLIFE IS A SUBSERVICER FOR A TRUST POOL AND SERVICING AGREEMENT FOR FIRST HORIZON HOME MORTGAGE WHO PREVIOUSLY SERVICED THIS MORTGAGE.  FIRST HORIZON WAS A SERVICER IN A CHAIN OF SERVICERS ON THIS MORTGAGE.  THE LEGAL DOCUMENTS COMPLETELY IGNORE THE FACT FIRST HORIZON EVER EVEN SERVICED THE MORTGAGE!  C'MON.  IF THE NOTE AND MORTGAGE HAVE BEEN SEPARATED THE MORTGAGE IS VOID.  THE MERS ASSIGNMENT IGNORES THE FACT THAT THIS MORTGAGE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED SEVERAL TIMES.  


I SPECIFY FIRST HORIZON HOME MORTGAGE BECAUSE MICHAEL A. FISHER SIGNS AS VICE PRESIDENT OF MERS ON THE ASSIGNMENT.  I'VE BEEN DIRECTED TO OTHER MERS AND FIRST HORIZON DOCUMENTS WHERE MICHAEL A. FISHER MISREPRESENTS HIMSELF.


THERE ARE SO MANY OTHER ISSUES, I'LL POST TOMORROW.


I'M GOING TO START THE BLOG "ARE YOU A VICTIM OF FIRST HORIZON HOME MORTGAGE" THIS WEEKEND.   AND I'LL POST THE LEGAL PAPERS, THE FRADULANT ASSIGNMENTS DISCOVERED,

MERS:  THIRD PARTY DEFENDANT, YES, YOU'D BETTER BELIEVE IT!

IT IS GOING TO BE MY SINCERE PLEASURE TO FIGHT THIS CAUSE OF ACTION UNTIL I WIN.   
MERS CAN HELP THE LENDERS
 PAY HOMEOWNERS DAMAGES

IF YOU WANT TO CONTINUE TO CLAIM YOU RIGHT TO LITIGATE COURT ACTIONS TO FORECLOSE AGAINST HOMEOWNERS ON BEHALF OF PRETENTIOUS LENDERS, THEN YOU'D BETTER BE PREPARED TO BE BROUGHT IN AS A THIRD PARTY DEFENDANT TO PAY FOR DAMAGES WHEN THE LENDER AND YOU LOSE THE SUIT.



Pro Se Litigant’s Eloquence on MERS Split of Note and Mortgage

Pro Se Litigant’s Eloquence on MERS Split of Note and Mortgage
Posted on March 13, 2010 by Neil Garfield
A pattern with Wells Fargo that we have seen is that they make the representation that they are the holder of the note and the investor,which is a blatant lie in most cases. Then AFTER they get the order they want, they admit that through “inadvertence” they misrepresented the facts to the court. Then they say it is not a material misrepresentation and they produce some additional fabricated documents like a limited power of attorney which upon close reading grants nothing to anyone, is subject to many conditions that are not readily determinable and is signed by party of dubious authority and dated under questionable circumstances (if the document existed before why didn’t they use it?).Editor’s Note: I think the following addresses the MERS and nominee issue very well. The entire proceedings can be seen at delasallemtdargument.
The very basic question that ought to be asked is why any of these intermediaries exist. When you think about it, there can only be one reason: to hide what they are really doing and to provide a mechanism to diminish the possibility of multiple claims from multiple participants in the securitization chain. Nobody needed MERS or any of these other foreclosure entities when the identity of the creditor/lender was clear.
Now they don’t want it clear. The success of foreclosure in both non-judicial and judicial states depends entirely on creating the appearance of propriety through a maze of unnecessary entities whose sole purpose is to provide plausible deniability to the pretender lenders if and when it comes to light that the wrong party is attempting to foreclose and they are doing it contrary tot he interests of the real creditors (investors) and contrary to the interests of the homeowners who are now subject to financial double or multiple jeopardy.
A pattern with Wells Fargo that we have seen is that they make the representation that they are the holder of the note and the investor,which is a blatant lie in most cases. Then AFTER they get the order they want, they admit that through “inadvertence” they misrepresented the facts to the court. Then they say it is not a material misrepresentation and they produce some additional fabricated documents like a limited power of attorney which upon close reading grants nothing to anyone, is subject to many conditions that are not readily determinable and is signed by party of dubious authority and dated under questionable circumstances (if the document existed before why didn’t they use it?).
“The note and the mortgage are inseparable. The former as essential, the latter as an incident. An assignment of the note carries the mortgage with it. An assignment of the latter is a nullity.”
MERS, Your Honor, has corrupted this basic black letter law of mortgages that makes a split of the security instrument from the note impermissible.
First, it names itself as the beneficiary of the deed of trust, thus splitting the deed of trust from the note, and then it attempts to rectify the split by stating that it is acting in some form of restricted agency relationship solely as the nominee for the lender.
In doing this, MERS attempts to do two things that are inconsistent at the same time, and it is this ambiguous contradictory language that fails the title. Why?
First, because as the beneficiary of the deed of trust, MERS has suffered no default. Only the current holder of the note has suffered a default, and only the current holder can enforce the note.
And secondly, even if it could be argued that MERS is the agent for the original lender, America’s Wholesale Lender — and Your Honor, it is important to note that within the four corner of the document, within the four corners of the deed of trust, there is nothing that establishes that agency relationship.
But again, even if you argue that it exists, there’s nothing that establishes an agency relationship between MERS and the alleged current owner of the note according to the bank servicer, Bank of America; U.S. Bank as trustee for the structured adjustable rate mortgage, 19 excess 2005. They are apparently, allegedly, they are the current holder of the note.
Yet, MERS takes the position that through the deed of trust all of these agency relationships are implied, and that it can go forward based upon these implications and foreclose even though the four corners of that document, of the deed of trust, carries only one signature, mine, not the signatures of MERS, nor its principals.
They seem to contend that with this implied agency agreement that is in violation of the statute of fraud that the U.S. Supreme Court ruling of Carpenter v. Longan prohibiting
the splitting of a mortgage from the note can somehow be ignored.
Your Honor, it cannot. It cannot be ignored without the U.S. Supreme Court going back and reversing Carpenter v. Longan.

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EVERYDAY I SEE A FLOOD OF NEW WELLS FARGO ADVERTISING ON TV AND IT PISSES ME OFF! AREN'T YOU ASHAMED TO BE YOU WELLS FARGO? YOU COULD SO EASILY BE USING THAT MONEY TO COME UP WITH A REALLY GREAT UNIQUE WONDERFUL CAMPAIGN TO SAVE HOMEOWNERS HOMES. YOU WOULD KEEP YOUR CUSTOMERS. YOUR INVESTORS. SAVE YOUR REPUTATION. BY GIVING YOUR HOMEOWNERS THEIR OWN MONEY, THE TAXPAYER'S MONEY THE GOVERNMENT BAILOUT MONEY GIVEN TO YOU TO SAVE HOMEOWNER'S HOMES. PERIOD. NO EXCUSE. IT IS NOT YOUR MONEY. YET YOU INSTEAD USE HOMEOWNER'S MONEY TO ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICES IN THE MEDIA THINKING THAT WILL SAVE YOUR REPUTATION WITH AMERICANS? INSTEAD OF SAVING THEIR HOMES? AM I MISSING SOMETHING?

Wells Fargo charges a crowd of 'John Does' with fraud

The bank says federal officials are investigating an interstate scheme with fictitious accounts and misuse of its trademarks.
Last update: April 6, 2010 - 9:30 PM
You could call it a real whodunit.
Wells Fargo & Co. filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday in Minneapolis alleging that its trademarks are being used by an unknown group in violation of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act (RICO). The suit says that "John Does 1-10," and possibly more, appear to be trying to convince investors that they have large amounts of money in Wells Fargo accounts, and that the money is available for financing and investing.
In fact, the accounts are "entirely fictitious," says the San Francisco-based bank.
It's not known how many people are victims of the scam, according to the bank.
"There is an ongoing investigation and we do have federal involvement in the process of identifying several individuals" involved in the alleged scheme, said Felicia Boyd, an attorney with Barnes and Thornburg in Minneapolis who filed the lawsuit.
Bank officials began getting complaints last year about a phony letter that appears to be from a Wells Fargo branch in Los Angeles. It asserts that an individual in Renton, Wash., had $100 million on deposit and notes that the money is free of encumbrances and was derived from "non-criminal" sources.
Letter to Detroit Lakes branch
In March, an unknown individual presented a similar letter to a Wells Fargo branch in Detroit Lakes, Minn., seeking to verify the existence of $905,372,077.33 in an account at the same Los Angeles branch. Similar to the other letter, it says that "these funds are legally earned, good clean and cleared funds of non-criminal origin."
Both letters, which were attached to the lawsuit, were purportedly signed by branch manager Tigran Sargisya. They list a phone number for verification purposes. While Sargisya is, in fact, a Wells Fargo employee, she did not sign or authorize the letter, the suit says.
The bogus phone number listed on the letter is a working number. Callers hear a recorded message that plays Wells Fargo music, states Sargisya's name and offers to take a message

SWEET SWEET RELIEF!! MORE AND MORE HOMEOWNERS ARE REPORTING GOOD OUTCOMES. THE FIGHT IS WORTH IT, DO NOT GIVE UP!

Lightbulb MY THOUGHTS...

From Kelly L. Hansen 

Americas Servicing Company is the worst servicing subsidiary and Wells Fargo is the Worst Parent Company on the face of the earth. I've read over some of the entries below and even the attorney's advice is horrifying. People before you even pay an attorney, pay for an ABSTRACT/OPINION OF TITLE on your property. Write a letter of DEMAND to your servicer insisting they PROVE THEY HOLD THE ORIGINAL NOTE to your mortgage. 
Do you realize 70% of today's homeowners WALK AWAY from their home without even asking the lender to PROVE they have the right to foreclose? AND MOST FORECLOSURES ARE ILLEGAL? Homeowners, please stand up for your rights! Yes it is stressful! It will make you sick, and tired, and frustrated. But lenders are stealing homes right and left. It's criminal. And the initial footwork you can do on your own, for free. Save your money for when you might really need it. And in my experience, more often than not, you won't need it. Prayerfully. YOU MUST PRAY. 

If your loan has been securitized (90% have) your lender has sold their security interest in your home. They have exchanged their right to collect a payment from you for a right to combine their interest in your mortgage instrument (mortgage backed asset) with their interest in others people's mortgage instruments. They pool them all together into a Master pooling and servicing agreement. All the pooled mortgage instruments are destroyed when they are securitized. This is a Security and Exchange Commission process. 

Once securitized, white paper is issued in $25,000 bonds called "mortgage backed assets" and sold to investors. Lenders require investors hold the bonds a minimum of 2-5 years, and often have a number of other restrictions, prior to cashing them in. The principal and interest on these bonds, with the return on their investments, MORE THAN PAY FOR YOUR MORTGAGE. 

So, if you feel a pang of guilt "but shouldn't I pay for my mortgage?" Just ask yourself, if you would have breached the security agreement attached to your Note, sold off or burned up parts of your property, would your Lender have cared one TINY BIT, or hesitated one TINY MINUTE before DEMANDING PAYMENT IN FULL? 

.. PEOPLE IT'S THE SAME THING!!! THEY DESTROYED THEIR SECURITY INSTRUMENT TO YOUR PROPERTY SPECIFICALLY SO THEY COULD LEGALLY TRANSFORM IT INTO A WHITE PAPER SECURITY MORTGAGE BACKED ASSET AND MAKE A GREAT DEAL MORE MONEY BECAUSE THEY ARE COMBINING THOUSANDS OF MORTGAGES, THUS MILLIONS OR BILLIONS OF DOLLARS - INVESTED WHEW!

SO, THIS PATTY CAKE CRAP THEY ARE DRAGGING THE HOMEOWNERS THROUGH IS JUST UNFORGIVABLE WHEN ONE REALIZES THE MONEY THESE LENDERS ARE ACTUALLY MAKING -- IT'S TRULY TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS COMING IN, HAND OVER FIST. 

AND ON TOP OF EVERYTHING ELSE, WHEN THEY HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO RIGHT TO FORECLOSE, THEY CHOSE TO TORMENT HOMEOWNERS ANYWAY. SECURITIZATION REMOVES ANY AND ALL RIGHTS TO FORECLOSE UPON YOUR PROPERTY. 


This is super personal, and very close to my heart. Can you tell? Visit my blog when you have a minute. I won't pretend it is nearly as interesting as Moe's but I've had some wonderful homeowners share their stories there. 

GOD BLESS YOU, YOU ARE ALL IN MY PRAYERS, ASC IS THE PITS. 

HOWEVER, ON A BRIGHTER NOTE: 
The following people have offered LIFE-SAVING, LAST-MINUTE assistance to many hurting homeowners!!! Good Luck and You are In My Prayers!! 

Cara K. Heiden, CEO Co-President, 
National Consumer Lending and Institutional Lending, 
email:cara.k.heiden@wellsfargo.comcara.k.heiden@wellsfargo.comcara.k.heiden@wellsfargo.com 

Michael J. Heid, Co-President, Capital Markets, Finance, and Administration, 
email:michael.j.heid@wellsfargo.commichael.j.heid@wellsfargo.commichael.j.heid@wellsfargo.com 

Jerald Banwart SVP, Servicing Operations, 
email:jerald.banwart@wellsfargo.comjerald.banwart@wellsfargo.comjerald.banwart@wellsfargo.com 

Mary Coffin, Vice President 
email:mary.coffin@wellsfargo.commary.coffin@wellsfargo.com mary.coffin@wellsfargo.com 

Sharon Cecil, Asst to Both 
email:sharon.cecil@wellsfargo.comsharon.cecil@wellsfargo.com sharon.cecil@wellsfargo.com 

Matt Heil, Supervisor, Team Lead
Matt.heil@wellsfargo.com

Todd M. Boothroyd, in-house Counsel, Real Estate Division
email:Todd.M.Boothroyd@wellsfargo.comTodd.M.Boothroyd@wellsfargo.comTodd.M.Boothroyd@wellsfargo.com 

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West Des Moines, IA 50266 
515-324-3130 
515-324-2872 
515-324-2389 
515-324-2360 

Go to my website when you have time: 
Is Wells Fargo Ignoring Your Pleas for Help? Try this. 

I am a voice I make sure these criminals hear every day, in every possible way on behalf of everyone who asks for it. PUSHING HARD, DAILY, ALL DAY, BECOMING THE SQUEAKY WHEEL IS THE SOUND TO WHICH THESE PEOPLE RESPOND. 

Remember LOTS of people need help. PUSH, PUSH, PUSH. 
Share your stories -- everyone needs to hear what has happened to you!

God Bless You!!


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Thursday, April 29, 2010

MERS WHY, OH WHY, DON'T YOU JUST CLOSE UP SHOP AND GO HOME?

MERS CONTACTED StopForeclosureFraud.com

dinsfla | April 29, 2010 at 2:20 pm | Tags: dinsfladin_sflaMERSmortgage electronic registration systemthe salt lake tribune | Categories: MERS | URL:http://wp.me/pOmck-Ge

Just to be clear SFF will post any from within those we mention on this blog and use it as a plat form to communicate. 
Everyone is watching this site.
If you do comment please do so in a pleasant manner.
MERSCORP:
MERS submitted the following Salt Lake Tribune Letter to the Editor. We have not yet learned whether they will publish it.
"The Tribune’s April 24 article on MERS was filled with errors and missing facts—facts that we had provided to the writer before the article was published.
Contrary to the article’s assertion, MERS does not remove land ownership information from public records because that information was never there to begin with. MERS fills an information void that the county records have never provided. We track the changes in servicing rights and note ownership, and we have helped numerous homeowners find their note owner. In fact, homeowners can contact their mortgage company through MERS and MERS can connect them with the note owner of their mortgage loan when the owner has agreed to be disclosed.
The borrower makes MERS the mortgagee with 100% transparency because they sign a document at closing acknowledging that MERS is the mortgagee. MERS also has a rule requiring that the note be presented at foreclosure.
Finally, the author failed to disclose that the article’s chief MERS critic, Christopher Peterson, is currently employed as a witness against MERS in a pending legal matter. This article provided a disservice to Tribune readers and they deserve better.”
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WELLS FARGO CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT UPDATE

Wells Fargo - American Servicing Company (ASC) Many homeowners are having issues in dealing with Wells Fargo when trying to obtain a loan modification. Wachovia and American Home Servicing (ASC) are companies owned by Wells Fargo also.if there is a class action lawsuit against WF, definitely count me in.my hubby and..
www.loansafe.org/forum/wells-fargo-american-servicing-c...




In the latest development, a Superior Court Judge in Los Angeles recently certified a 2005 lending discriminationlawsuit against Wells Fargo as a class action case.
washingtonindependent.com/58243/class-action-suit-accus...
A Yucaipa college student could become the point man in a national class-action lawsuit after stumbling into what his attorney calls a "hidden profit center" in 2002 when he applied for a Wells Fargo credit card, according to a federal lawsuit filed last year.
www.pe.com/localnews/sbcounty/stories/PE_News_Local_B_c...
Update of January 4, 2010: Wells Fargo, already being sued by Baltimore for targeting people of color with high cost loans, has now been hit with a similar law suit in Memphis, Tennessee. "Ghetto loans," they call them.
www.innercitypress.org/wells.html · Cached
The lawsuit claims that lending practices conducted by Wells Fargo and HSBC constitute disparate treatment/impact upon African-Americans and violate the Fair Housing Act, Equal Credit Opportunity Act and the Civil Rights Act (sections 1981 and 1982). Among other requests, the NAACP brings this lawsuit seeking equitable...
www.jackandjillpolitics.com/2009/03/naacp-files-class-a...
View Lawsuit Information, Contact Lawyers and Attorneys for Wells Fargo . Wells Fargo & Co. has settled a class-action lawsuit over lending practices at its Wells Fargo Financial Inc.'s mortgage unit, which focuses on the subprime market. ... San Francisco-based Wells Fargo is the fifth-largest U.S. bank by assets.
www.lawcash.com/class-actions/wells-fargo-lawsuit/4991
I want to reach out to everybody that has been rip-off by the thieves with license to form a group and file a class action lawsuit against them. I been in a ... WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, WELLS FARGO WILL NOT APPLY MORTGAGE PAYMENTS AFTER FILING FOR MODIFICATION STILL WAITING TO HEAR IF APPROVED CAROL STREAM, Illinois...
www.ripoffreport.com/Banks/Wells-Fargo-Home-Mor/wells-f...
Wells Fargo agreed on Monday to a $6.7 million settlement of a class-action lawsuit that accused the banking giant of illegally selling customers' financial information to telemarketers. The ... Lawyers in the case estimate that of the 6 million class members about 500000 are expected to take advantage of the free services.
articles.sfgate.com/2004-08-24/business/17438274_1_sett...
12/9/2008 Bart F. says: All Wells Fargo customers from November 15, 2004, to June 30, 2008, who incurred overdraft fees on debit transactions as a result of the bank's practice of sequencing transactions from highest to lowest - will be part of this class action lawsuit.
Apr 28, 2010 ... The Charleston-based law firm Bailey & Glasser said it has obtained class-action status in alawsuit against Wells Fargo & Co. involving ...
wfhmcaught.blogspot.com/2010/04/pension-suit-obtains-cl...

Wells Fargo's Alleged Fraud ... The complaints charge that Wells Fargo does not record charges and purchases on ATM or debit cards in the order they actually occurred. Instead, Wells Fargo reorders the charges and purchases so that the largest charge or purchase is ... Wells Fargo Abusive Overdraft Fees Class ActionLawsuit...
www.bank-overdraft.com/cases/wellsfargo.htm

ACORN ANN REPT2 (PDF File)
In early 2003, ACORN kicked off a campaign against Wells Fargo's predatory lending practices. In May, ACORN released a report on the company, "Stop the Stage Coach! An Overview of Wells Fargo's Predatory Lending," and held protests at local Wells branches in dozens of cities.
acorn.org/fileadmin/ACORN_Reports/ACORN_ANN_REPT2_copy....
For example, Wells Fargo Bank does it right. Everything that comes from Wells Fargo is sent by ... Be aware of Domainsponsor scam company. This company operates under domainsponsor and oversee names and washes money via oversee company. Tax fraud and cheating is what they do. Stay away from them.Classaction lawsuit is coming...
www.dvorak.org/blog/2009/01/27/bank-of-america-email-po...

The class action lawsuit was filed on behalf of investors in the five Special Purpose Corporations, MP II, MP III, MP IV, MP V, and MP VI, (“SPCs”) created by MCH to raise ... Securities Arbitration Claim Filed Against Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC by The Securities Law Firm of Tramont Guerra & Núñez, PA 2009-09-03...
www.prweb.com/releases/medicalcapital/classaction/prweb...

SEATTLE – Today two real-estate appraisers filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against Wells Fargo(NYSE: WFC) and Rels Valuation, an appraisal management service, claiming the two organizations pressured and intimidated appraisers to deliver artificially inflated home appraisal values to help close loans and...
appraisalnewsonline.typepad.com/appraisal_news_for_real...

Instead they will listen to their lenders who tell them not to, then they frustrate the hell out of you until you give up and/or lose your homes...Then you want to find a lawyer for a class action lawsuit. ... I just make my mortgage payment - thankfully with Wells Fargo... and I am going to short sell my house,
www.afscanhelp.com/companies/mortgage-companies/america... · Cached
Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Amount(s): $35,000,000 minus $8,125,000 in ... im sure there are just as many people who have accrued OD fees in this timeframe as there are in this present class action (200-2007). If anybody has any information about another new classaction for the same complaint as Closson vs. BOA.
According to complaints filed against Bank of America, Citibank, Wells Fargo, Chase, and others, the peace of mind and convenience provided by overdraft protection plans comes at a heavy price. ... ClassAction.org...
www.classaction.org/unfair-overdraft-protection-fees.ht...
Meanwhile, housing bubble watchers say 2008 will be the year of the mortgage mess lawsuit. ... Incidentally, the Dixon admin isn’t suing Wells Fargo for borrower relief. The city wants compensation for projected harm caused by the loss of projected property tax revenues, plus the projected cost of maintaining stripped...
www.bloggernews.net/113161/trackback
Wells Fargo Bank settled a class-action lawsuit and refunded approximately $35 million to trust beneficiaries who were overcharged fees over a 20-year period. ... congress | civjus | archive | classaction...
www.citizen.org/congress/civjus/archive/classaction/art...
agreed to pay $8 million to settle a class-action lawsuit in New York that alleged deceptive pricing practices. Wells Fargo Bank settled a class-action lawsuit and refunded approximately $35 million to trust beneficiaries who were overcharged fees over a 20-year period.
www.citizen.org/documents/ACF2B13.pdf
sites like www.notice.com and www.classaction.com catalog class actions as a resource for the public. ... Case in point: According to the National Center for Policy Analysis, a nonprofit public policy research institute, attorneys in five cases involving Wells Fargo Bank received $14 million. ... "You can't file a lawsuit for $85,
www.oppenheimlaw.com/oct_fire_daily.html
Bank of America recently settled a class-action lawsuit that alleged it (and by extension, ... Worked for Wells Fargo for four years going through college. When you have your first overdraft and you try to get it overturned, they will snicker like a guard at Dachau. Also, they will tell you that you are a “new...
www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2172309/posts
Instead they will listen to their lenders who tell them not to, then they frustrate the hell out of you until you give up and/or lose your homes...Then you want to find a lawyer for a class action lawsuit. ... I just make my mortgage payment - thankfully with Wells Fargo... and I am going to short sell my house,
www.afscanhelp.com/companies/mortgage-companies/america... · Cached
2005 wyoming district court cases filed lawsuits filed against orange county lien filed not perfected ohio ;
learnotopia.com/yenwt/filed.php
Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Amount(s): $35,000,000 minus $8,125,000 in ... im sure there are just as many people who have accrued OD fees in this timeframe as there are in this present class action (200-2007). If anybody has any information about another new classaction for the same complaint as Closson vs. BOA.
www.topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/4-open-laws...
According to complaints filed against Bank of America, Citibank, Wells Fargo, Chase, and others, the peace of mind and convenience provided by overdraft protection plans comes at a heavy price. ... ClassAction.org...
www.classaction.org/unfair-overdraft-protection-fees.ht...
Meanwhile, housing bubble watchers say 2008 will be the year of the mortgage mess lawsuit. ... Incidentally, the Dixon admin isn’t suing Wells Fargo for borrower relief. The city wants compensation for projected harm caused by the loss of projected property tax revenues, plus the projected cost of maintaining stripped...
www.bloggernews.net/113161/trackback
Wells Fargo Bank settled a class-action lawsuit and refunded approximately $35 million to trust beneficiaries who were overcharged fees over a 20-year period. ... congress | civjus | archive | classaction...
www.citizen.org/congress/civjus/archive/classaction/art...
Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Amount(s): $35,000,000 minus $8,125,000 in ... im sure there are just as many people who have accrued OD fees in this timeframe as there are in this present class action (200-2007). If anybody has any information about another new class action for the same complaint as Closson vs. BOA.
www.topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/4-open-laws...
According to complaints filed against Bank of America, Citibank, Wells Fargo, Chase, and others, the peace of mind and convenience provided by overdraft protection plans comes at a heavy price. ... ClassAction.org...
www.classaction.org/unfair-overdraft-protection-fees.ht...
Meanwhile, housing bubble watchers say 2008 will be the year of the mortgage mess lawsuit. ... Incidentally, the Dixon admin isn’t suing Wells Fargo for borrower relief. The city wants compensation for projected harm caused by the loss of projected property tax revenues, plus the projected cost of maintaining stripped...
www.bloggernews.net/113161/trackback
Wells Fargo Bank settled a class-action lawsuit and refunded approximately $35 million to trust beneficiaries who were overcharged fees over a 20-year period. ... congress | civjus | archive | classaction...
www.citizen.org/congress/civjus/archive/classaction/art...
agreed to pay $8 million to settle a class-action lawsuit in New York that alleged deceptive pricing practices. Wells Fargo Bank settled a class-action lawsuit and refunded approximately $35 million to trust beneficiaries who were overcharged fees over a 20-year period.
www.citizen.org/documents/ACF2B13.pdf




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