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In reply to the discussion: NYT: Obama's regulators to let banks off easy for massive foreclosure fraud [View all]xiamiam
(4,906 posts)designed to wear down an already worn out and shocked homeowner facing an everyday nightmare of moving their family and things into the street. The banks are not as diabolical in their methods today but they're still taking millions of houses. I'm an expert but for none of the right reasons. 4 million people have to fit their situation into the little boxes provided on the application. To this day, there is no way to prove you sent something to the banks..via fax.The banks refuse to communicate via email. In the early days, the days in which this money is addressing, 2009-2010, Chase had a system where one person worked with the homeowner for one month. At the end of the month, a new rep took over the file who requested the same documents and often provided different info, and by the time the file inched forward a little, a new rep took their place. They can say one thing and then do another. They send countless letters with inaccurate information. Then, you have to spend time explaining why they are wrong. The banks are criminals and the folks who work at those pitiful sinister jobs are as well..just by nature of association.
More than ten million have lost their homes since this began. The stimulus package could have been given to every American and much of this could have just stopped then. Obamas Hamp program is a failure...from day one. Someday, when a democrat is not in office, democrats are going to lead the charge to put a lot of these people behind bars. Geithner is the devil incarnate imo and I never thought I could dislike anyone more than I disliked Cheney.
There are countless documentaries and evidence re the wrong..there are none explaining how it has been righted.