Thursday, April 8, 2010

MOE BEDARD IS ALWAYS HARD AT WORK FOR THE HOMEOWNER

FRAUD? WELLS FARGO RECOGNIZES FRAUD BETTER THAN ANYONE!!



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.

DAN HARRIS HAS A HEART FOR HOMEOWNERS

Dude your getting a Dell - Indymac

By Dan Harris


Will Buying A Dell Help Cause A Foreclosure?

"Dude You're Getting A Dell" could have a whole new meaning. It could mean another process server has dropped the foreclosure bombshell on another American Family suffering from the subprime mortgage crisis and a lousy economy.
That's right!!!
Michael Dell has joined forces with a few of the 21st Centuries newest Robber Barrons. MSD Capital, L.P. is part of the partnership formed to purchase Indymac from the FDIC. The new company is IMD Management Holdings and they are running One West Bank which is among the worst performing lenders/servicers when it comes to offering distressed borrowers assistance.
Calls to Dunes Capital and IMB Management Holdings are ignored as the new corporate philosophy of throw the deadbeats into the streets and tell them to go scratch has permeated the entire company.
Managers who under the supervision of Sheila Baird and the FDIC use to help borrowers with a true empathy now dish out the lies of their corporate masters. Customer service representatives now tow the company line and Deny, Deny, Deny is the new corporate motto.
In lawsuits, complaints and interviews, borrowers contend that Indymac (Now One West Bank) denied loan modifications because borrowers failed to submit unimportant paperwork; because Indymac phone log notes did not detail discussions correctly or at all; because paperwork sent had mysteriously disappeared and as such was deemed "never submitted", borrowers have been told routinely that "their investor doesn't allow modifications", borrowers have had "phony modifications" sent that were actually just a sleazy attempt at collecting arrears never intended to be really honored by the company and much, much more.
As I follow the exploits of borrowers who are unfortunate enough to have one of the Indymac Alt-A loans that were able to close within days of application because of lax underwriting guidelines and the knowledge that they could sell the "toxic paper" off their books before anyone would know the debt couldn't be repaid, I am reminded of the Francis Ford Coppola Movie "The Rainmaker".
Todays One West Bank follows the lead of the movies Great Benefit Insurance Company whose first, second and third courses of action are to deny a claim, hoping the people will give up or die. In one scene an insurance company employee reads a letter written to an insured "Dear Mrs. Black, On seven prior occasions this company has denied your claims in writing. We now deny it for the eighth and final time. You must be stupid, stupid, stupid."
I have seen letters to Indymac borrowers along the same lines, their newest tactic is a letter that explains how complicated it is for the "stupid, stupid, stupid borrower" to understand who the "investor" in their loan is.
These tactics are apparently very good for mortgage company profits.
How a man like Michael Dell whose philanthropic efforts are to be commended could be dragged into investing with the kind of creatures who would treat people this way is beyond me.
But it certainly begs the question, does the phrase "Dude You're Getting A Dell" now mean the same thing as "You've Been Served A Foreclosure Notice"?
Does Michael Dell actually subscribe to the philosophy of the Robber Barrons who deny, deny, deny in the hopes that suffering families will give up or die?
                    Come tell us your Indymac Horror Stories at: http://www.LoanModMan.com/
Dan Harris wrote the book on Loan Modification "How To Modify Your Mortgage". He can provide information on Foreclosure Avoidance Tactics, Loan Modification Strategies, New York Real Estate and more.
He can be reached at LoanModMan.com or LoanModBook.com ...





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HEY WELLS FARGO, YOU REALLY DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING, DO YOU?

DID YOU SEE THIS HOMEOWNERS?
GEE THANKS WELLS FARGO,
BUT YOU are JUST A LITTLE too late with that
JIFFY "fraud detection tool!" GOSH, WHAT A
SUPER NIFTY IDEA!  HOW DID YOU THINK OF IT?

wells fargo SHOWS HOW LITTLE THEY TRULY KNOW ABOUT MORTGAGE LOANS.  HomeownerS ALREADY pay for a little thing called title insurance.

Wells fargo, you are not fooling anybody with your Weak attempts to divert attention from the widespread Horrific fraud you have committed against investors And homeowners ALIKE have you no heart? It is going to take a great deal more than what A room full of wells fargo "damage control experts" 
Can come up with in an afternoons brainstorm meetinG To recompense for damage done.  Get out your checkbook.

I APOLOGIZE FOR MY CONTINUOUS RANTING HOMEOWNERS, I JUST CAN’T STAND WELLS FARGO PLAYING ‘THE PUBLIC IS OH SO STUPID' CARD.

“Wells Fargo Deploys Fraud Detection Tool”
IN NEWS RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE
BY MORTGAGE.COM ON TUESDAY 06 APRIL 2010

First American CoreLogic, a member of The First American Corporation family of companies, reports that Wells Fargo is implementing its fraud-prevention tech solution, LoanSafe Fraud Manager.

In addition to the implementation at Wells Fargo, LoanSafe Fraud Manager is now in active evaluation with 10 other lenders, First American CoreLogic says.

LoanSafe Fraud Manager combines pattern recognition technology with property, loan and mortgage fraud data, and provides a risk score. First American CoreLogic has created patented fraud models that assign each loan a fraud-risk score spanning from one (lowest risk) to 999 (highest risk). By using these scores, lenders can realize revenue increases through quicker and more efficient underwriting and increase revenue by reducing default and foreclosure-related losses associated with fraud, the company says.

LoanSafe Fraud Manager now also offers improved reporting with more loan information categories displayed and alerts grouped by likely fraud types. Additionally, this new fraud detection solution offers more input fields for greater functionality and tracking, according to First American CoreLogic.

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