They didn’t says at closing, ” Hey, by the way, when you pay off your mortgage , you might not have clear title.”

so it wasn’t just a dream… this lawsuit is brilliant!

my family is so thankful to eric scheniderman, jeffrey k. powell and all others who worked so hard
to file this lawsuit.

i am so happy that they filed in Kings County (brooklyn) where the judges “get” the massive fraud and how it has destroyed lives, families and the economy.

we have been bloodied and bruised but maybe now we will start to see some real justice against these bank thugs who have decimated my family with their premeditated fraud.

we want ALL of our money back back from bank swindlers–every single penny. we want damages and their ill-gotten gains.
they intentionally committed the fraud. they knew what they were doing. they set-up the gigantic Con Game
and orchestrated every move down to f/c mills and the sewer service.
they must pay for their crimes and pay FULL RESTITUTION to their victims.

Ally Financial (formerly GMAC) is not included as a defendant either. Citi, Ally, along with the 3 banks named in the lawsuit are the 5 largest mortgage claimants in the nation.

A few months ago on Facebook I wrote that we should all get T-Shirts saying
“Schneiderman for President”, I will certainly try to get as many printed up as I can afford. Which right now I am not able to buy a bunch but will get it started.
My question is will I be included in this lawsuit being I still do not know who my mortgage company is, instead I have a servicer called Eastern Savings Bank. Another person I know also has Eastern and is in the same situation as I am. He said that his was transferred to Wells Fargo and then to EMC. I pray to God that I will benefit from this lawsuit.
I have been in my home for 35 years, and when diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis I had to leave work for 2 years, I refinanced and the rest is I now have my third attorney because it was so confusing they couldn’t follow it . I now have an attorney who is actually fighting for me. A million Thanks from me and New Yorkers in this mess. Bonnie Green

Maybe AG Schneiderman’s strategy was to NOT walk away from the mortgage servicing fraud settlement–but, instead–to force the banks into walking away.

If the banks can’t get a MERS carve-out for NY and DE–I don’t see why they are at a settlement table. I think this has got to be a deal breaker for the banks, don’t you think?

Btw, I noticed Citi isn’t named. Does anyone know what’s going on with that? Is Citi negotiating their own deal?

Go Schneiderman! And thank you. Hopefully more AGs will follow your lead.

Hmm, might be

Exactly.