Forum Post: Paper Violence continues to Grind Americans To Death by Foreclosure.
Posted 10 years ago on May 15, 2013, 5:43 a.m. EST by DebtSUSPENSIONRights
(181)
This content is user submitted and not an official statement
Another in a very long list of death by foreclosure. This story shows how the real weapon is paper, wrongful, mistake ridden paper that simply winds its way through the court, causing death.
Despite admitting to that mistake, the bank would not allow Delassus to pay his original mortgage payment, and demanded the past due amount plus fees called “reinstatement.” During a phone conversation recorded by Trujillo, bank representatives were unable to tell Delassus what the total amount due was, and eventually simply hung up.
Democide.
And Wells Fargo walks? Not a damn thing will be done?
Wells Fargo was just fined millions for seeking too many debit card fees between 2004 and 2008.
Good to hear, but we need criminal charges.
Yes, there should be, that way in the future every huge corporation develop a red phone division that handles potentially devastating mistakes before they happen rather than simply pump more money into the legal department to defeat all problems after the fact.
It's a class war. Without violence, our only recourse is the identify every possible way to limit our interaction with WF, and any of their subsidiaries.
These corporate criminals consider the law to be something that applies to their customers, and not themselves.
It's not like Americans can expect any representation on these issues from their politicians.
Shocking. Everyone should see this. Corporate War Of Agression.
yes, but the successful war is being fought on paper moreso than the streets.