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All posts on March 25, 2010


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Principle Foregiveness – Barclays Capital Examines Implications of Bank of Americas “Earned” Forgiveness Plan

4closureFraud, March 25, 2010

Don’t Believe the Hype In yesterdays press release Bank of America stated; Bank of America announced it will look first at principal forgiveness ahead of …

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Who’s Your Daddy 101? by: Nye Lavalle

4closureFraud, March 25, 2010

Pay attention or get an (F) for FORECLOSURE! Nye Lavalle Said: This may sound crude, but it’s the only analogy that’s easy for people and …

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