“The posts here, as well as the topics and recommendations made on this site as a whole, only serve to exemplify how naive, child-like and selfish its owners and supporters really are. While the site claims to be anti-fraud, the obvious truth is that the site’s publishers are the true fraudsters, along with those who follow its ideas. The site promotes ways to steal from lending institutions (i.e. defraud them).

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So, Mr Bankster shill, you want to pick a fight?

You got one.

I hereby challenge you to a radio duel on your opinion vs mine.

You claim the borrowers are defrauding the lenders and I say the opposite. Instead of writing your childish rants on this site, join me for a debate on our radio show, Citizen Warriors WDJA 1420, live to discuss the topic.

I will have a panel of three and you may have the same. In order to proceed with the debate, you must disclose your names and titles at M&I Bank.

Are you up for it, Mr Bankster?

Or are you scared?

I look forward to your  response…

I love happy endings too…

From the comments on post FL 1st DCA Fraudclosure Reversed | Mazine v. M&I Bank “None of the Requirements for Admission of a Business Record Were Met”

Dave8040 is the bankster…

Dave8040says:

What’s missing here is common sense as it may apply to the law. In this case, you have a bank that funded the loan that defaulted, and holds the Promissory Note. There is no issue of standing. Rather, it filed as its brand name as opposed to the correct legal name. That does not entitle the defendants to a free ride in an already overloaded court system. But wait! In today’s environment, debtors are owed everything; they may take out a loan, and, when they default, it is the bank that is the predator, not the debtors who want to walk away from investments at the expense of the banks. Sorry, but the only victim here is the lender.

  • Dave,

    Whats missing here is you forgot to mask your ip address while surfing from inside your employer of M&I Bank…

    So get the hell out of here you bankster shill…

    Search Referral: http://www.google.com — M&I mazine appeals florida

    Host Name: Browser: IE 7.0

    IP Address: 207.250.52.225

    Operating System: WinXP

    Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States Resolution: 1024×768

    ISP: Marshall & Ilsley Corporation

    • lvent says:

      Thank You, 4closure fraud!!!!!!! MAINSTREET ARE THE ONLY VICTIMS HERE OF THE BIGGEST PONZI SCHEME SWINDLE AND HEIST OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE IN HISTORY……………..WHEN THE SO CALLED LENDERS COMMITTED MASSIVE MORTGAGE FRAUD IN OUR NAMES, THEY KILLED THEIR OWN CONTRACTS.

  • Dave8040 says:

    I have nothing to mask, you moron. It’s folks like you who have all but destroyed the country with the ideology that everyone is OWED something. In this case, you have people who had an investment property (vacant land) and the investment went bad. They defaulted not because they are broke or cannot afford their homestead; they defaulted because they chose to. The bank holds the Note, and has the right to foreclose. Now what is your issue exactly? This is a public forum, right?

    • Fury says:

      on the contrary, people like michael redman are saving the country.

      yeah, people are OWED. they are OWED justice.
      it’s not happening anymore in america
      due to the corruption that is running rampant.

      do you get paid by the word when you post comments on anti-fraudclosure sites from work?

    • lvent says:

      Dave, Noone chose to default on anything……The New World Order forced us to…..You aren’t safe either…..BTW, THE BANKS NOT ONLY _DO NOT_ HAVE THE _ORIGINAL_NOTES, BUT THEY _DO NOT_ HAVE THE _ORIGINAL_MORTGAGE EITHER,,,,,,COPIES PROVE NOTHING………..THEY DESTROYED ALL OF THE ORIGINALS TO COVER UP FOR ALL OF THEIR FRAUD………….

    • lvent says:

      BTW DAVE, SEE THE YOU TUBE VIDEO ENTITLED: CNBC ILLUMINATI CRASHES STOCK MARKET…………..

    • Dave8040 says:

      The posts here, as well as the topics and recommendations made on this site as a whole, only serve to exemplify how naive, child-like and selfish its owners and supporters really are. While the site claims to be anti-fraud, the obvious truth is that the site’s publishers are the true fraudsters, along with those who follow its ideas. The site promotes ways to steal from lending institutions (i.e. defraud them).

      I would go on to outline why the ideas posted here are faulty and childish, but it is hard to win an argument when trying to rationalize with children. In fact, my two-year-old, who has logged many hours of Baby Einstein and Sesame Street viewing, likely has a better understanding of economic fundamentals than the majority of bloggers here.

      You cannot be given the privilege of borrowing money, a lot of money, and expect that you do not have to pay it back. If that were the case, no one, save the extremely wealthy, would be able to purchase homes or cars, while the majority would have to rent and never have the ability to own. With freedom comes responsibility, yet no one here seems to want that. Like children, many subscribe to the greedy, fraudulent and self-serving idea that they are entitled to everything, and owe nothing. Frankly, you should be ashamed.

      I also find it interesting that the site’s administrator went to the trouble to publish what should be my confidential server address; however, he lazily fails to research or understand the cases he cavalierly posts, and points to as bank fraud.

      The good news here is that this case (Mazine) has a happy ending that is still being written. While Mazine and Bouskila (the two debtors who walked away from a large loan secured by 40 acres of vacant horse land in central Florida), have fought the foreclosure every step of the way, anticipating a deficiency claim post sale, and while they have on numerous occasions through their counsel offered up a deed in lieu of foreclosure for waiver of deficiency, they were granted their wish: the bank will be forced to re-file its foreclosure under the full legal bank name. What they are missing is that the market continues to devalue, meaning that their fun little investment property continues to lose its worth. So, the bid that was entered and which has now been vacated will likely be much higher than the bid that will be entered when the bank is forced to go back to sale a year from now, meaning… more deficiency owed. Good work, defendants and defendant’s counsel. Better, the debtors are wealthy businessmen who own and operate several real estate businesses in Miami, so there is no doubt that they will eventually be able to pay this debt, even if it takes a judicial deficiency claim post sale to do so.

      I love happy endings.

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