Comments on: Abigail Field | Hey Californians, Make Sure Your AG Keeps Standing Up for You

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 19:06:58 +0000

In reply to Randolph (Randy) Frodsham. Yes, agree it's all for political publicity. The website instructs you to file complaints with the Dept. of Corps. I don't understand why they are the investigators. I've been sending everything related to the frauds and forgeries since 2010 and nothing has ever came of it.

By: Randolph (Randy) Frodsham

Randolph (Randy) Frodsham — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 16:48:00 +0000

Whether you agree or disagree (I happen to agree) with the content of this article, Because of the fact that there is nowhere on the CA Attorney General website for public comment on this subject, I remain skeptical that it is all for political publicity. Just a few months after entering her new office, Ms. Harris accepted approximately $25,000 in contributions for her re-election campaign from relatively high-ranking employees of Bank of America. Shortly after accepting those contributions, her office hand-in-hand with the California State Bar raided the offices of attorneys Mark Stern and Kramer & Kaslow who were preparing, and in some instances had already filed complaints in court against some of the big mortgage lenders.

Obama would like nothing better but to remove all possibility of the treatment of American citizens by bloated financial institutions from any potential discussion this campaign season. I really don’t understand his concern as there is no one, on the Republican side of the fence, even Ron Paul, who has the gonads to raise the issue. With mass media in the pocket of the Big Banks it won’t be brought up, so I honestly don’t understand his concern.

By: lvent

lvent — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 05:14:41 +0000

In reply to ruth ann traci.

So sorry to hear they did this to you Ruth!….They will all have to answer for what they did one day!…I hope it happens before they steal your home away!…non-judicial foreclosures are Unconstitutional..I will never understand how they got away with seizing the peoples homes without due process in the United States of America…esp. with a government backed loan….even with eminant domain it has to go thru the court system…the American people are simply being robbed…My dad and me were talking about what they are doing with the houses…my Dad said this is worse than what the commie Russians did…they weren’t deceptive about what they were doing…My dad said what the Government is doing here is being done under the color of law and it is evil…and the guise of debt I may add….I will pray you get to stay in your home Ruth and all of this commie crap ends soon…!

By: ruth ann traci

ruth ann traci — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 04:45:30 +0000

As a homeowner I would have to say that we are stuck taking whatever it is they give out, I just finished what took forever, a hafta sale, forgiveness on both first and second, totally grateful that B of A Servicers were able to pull that off, they sold my beautiful home for 174,000; which is about what it cost to get in the door over 5 yrs. ago, All of the money that they may sue the banks, will not bring back my home, or fix my good credit that I worked so hard for and is now totally ruined! I am down now too last home, now in default since a agent gave the tenants cash for keys too move while loan was current. I am waiting impatiently for my $3000. to move, some are lucky and can save while they wait for the bank to make a decision; all of my earnings have been spent on medical, utilities and maintenance for 2 homes, and here I sit, unable to move anything until the check comes in, and the agent and buyer want me out asap, rightfully so, it is now their home! Giving the banks a free pass?? Seems to me that they have already had one! Ivent is right, there is no way to fix this, in fact it continues on, investors buying up multiple loans??? California has been ruined, sure it will come back, but for those approaching retirement, or like myself already retired, will never ever see it again!

By: lvent

lvent — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 01:51:06 +0000

In reply to lvent.

The PSA agreement and the prospectus tell the true tale of how these trusts were supposed to be set up and managed…that is why they don’t want you to see them…there were no trusts set up…that is how they got away with multiple pledging interests in notes…they made hundreds of trillions and they owe 700 trillion in collateral mortgage derivatives fraud because of this…their debt is massive and it can never be repaid….!

By: lvent

lvent — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 01:43:43 +0000

In reply to lvent.

There cant be any underlying paperwork or they would not have to manufacture assignments!!!! These assignments are worthless pieces of paper….they transfer nothing…!

By: lvent

lvent — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 01:40:13 +0000

In reply to lvent.

The Bank and GSEs CEOs should be criminally indicted for this and fined with returning all of the homes they stole with these fraudulent docs….and any bank or anyone using robo-signed docs from here on the CEOs should be charged with a felony….including the robo-signers and the attorneys/foreclosures mill shut down…!

By: lvent

lvent — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 01:28:50 +0000

In reply to readdocs.

You are so right readdocs…!..They still have no standing..no legally enforceable lien….they had 3 months from the closing date of the trust to deliver that loan file….in Illinois they have 30 days to record a release to a from the previous “lender” and an assigment……bottom line……there is no legal fix tor this no matter how many fake assignments they manufacture…they are worthless pieces of paper…those assignments transfer nothing without the underlying paperwork..

By: readdocs

readdocs — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:48:39 +0000

They can make all the deals they want. In the end, the broken titles will still be broken regardless if the
banks are held accountable or not. If they do get amnesty, they better make sure they’ve got their insurance
paid up, angry defrauded borrowers are going to be flipping hot.