I certainly hope Goliath is going down, but he still looks mighty big to me. Still, I am inspired by those who have faithfully fought this same battle for years. It must be very rewarding to see articles all over the Internet backing up their hard work for ions. ICE Legal was even recognized for its effectiveness in this legal field.

I am moved by one thing that keeps hope alive and builds faith to believe this concerted effort WILL indeed bring down Goliath: The patterns that have emerged and have been exposed, and now cannot be ignored. I thought I had the most egregious case with Bank of America that anyone could ever imagine. I was naive enough to get on the blogs and tell the world what BoA was doing. It didn’t take long to realize that my story was common knowledge and experience with this bank. My loan was at least a fraternal twin with other homeowners, but in many cases it seemed to be an identical twin. Flagrant disregard for the law and the courts, and the undeniable patterns of abuse can mean nothing but premeditated intent to commit FRAUD.

Now will TPTB do anything about Goliath and his cohorts? Maybe. Plenty of collateral damage is out there to justify doing so.

Thx

Yikes, didn’t mean to gloss it over. What you have here:

“The fact that they have a price sheet from 2000 serves as valid evidence that the activities BEHIND the robo-signing which has surfaced recently has been going on for at least a decade.”

is exactly right.

I should add, your stamina in pursuing this leaves me gobsmacked.

The fact that they have a price sheet from 2000 serves as valid evidence that the activities BEHIND the robo-signing which has surfaced recently has been going on for at least a decade. I’ve just written a piece on the title crisis which addressed the fact that since the creation of MERS more than 15 years ago lenders have been dispensing with the normal protocol of how they were to handle mortgages/notes and assignments.

It has taken a long time for the problem to hit critical mass but there have been a few attorneys and the random advocate who has understood the issue for years but couldn’t get anyone to listen because it sounded so unbelievable. It still does as a matter of fact but we can’t ignore thousands upon thousands of actual consumers and assorted pieces of the puzzle falling on our heads from the sky every time we step out of our door or open our computer.

The facts, the supporting evidence, the rationale for WHY and confirmation from a few insiders leave no room for quibbling over what IS. We could see the outcome (crazy foreclosures, banksters playing hide and seek when someone wanted to talk about their loan balance or workout or short sale) and other Tom foolery which made no sense.

Thank God for the internet, dedicated consumers who refused to give in and give up and a few attorneys who kept digging until they understood what they were looking at–even when it seemed unbelievable.

As a consumer advocate, I am a happy camper today after 10 years of sheer frustration. The battle is not won but Goliath is going down.

He is GOING DOWN.

Mildred