Comments on: Whistleblower Lawsuits Against Banks Extinguished in Foreclosure Fraud Settlement

By: To Tell The Truth

To Tell The Truth — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 16:16:38 +0000

I do not believe that this agreement stops anyone individual homeowner to follow due process to file their own complaint. We will see. I knew that they were waiting out the result of this agreement so they can continue with the same old, same old again. Is it true that BOA is sister bank to Deutsch?

Now that the agreement is over the banks are showing their teeth again…my case that was dismissed over a year ago, well, Deutsch finally got a new attorney to pick up from Stern and Robo signer Jeffery assignment to file a new lawsuit this time with a ‘new’ copy of a note now endorsed by 2-3 parties…and claiming ownership of both note and mortgage. He is a brave attorney to attach the same robo signed doc and newly endorsed notes ( of course no dates on them) but they dont know what I know or have….anyway…here we go again back to the courts and I will surely keep you all informed should my case be able to help another. We share the knowledge.

By: Igor

Igor — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 15:51:48 +0000

In reply to talktotennessee.

Loan origination fraud is NOT bank fraud, It is fraud ON the banks, where the loan brokers/orignators are involved in a network of self dealing. This case is the ONLY case that appears to punche a whole in the layers of lies. LETS ROLE!
http://occupywallst.org/forum/prosecute-the-atlanta-va-loan-guarantee-officer-un/

By: Ken Hansen

Ken Hansen — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 15:32:52 +0000

This enrages me. This is beyond unfair. Whose country is this??!?! OCCUPY.

By: talktotennessee

talktotennessee — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 15:13:38 +0000

In reply to talktotennessee. Actually, I would think the AGs could not bind the courts on a Whistleblower issue if the suits have already been filed. Wouldn't you think they would be grandfathered in? Maybe some of our legal minds can enlighten here? Not sure individuals could be bound anyway unless laws are enacted binding the courts. The AGs certainly don't speak for everyone in all situations, do they?

By: talktotennessee

talktotennessee — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 15:01:59 +0000

Did anyone expect the banks to play FAIR???
The iceberg that sank the Titanic was largely beneath the surface. This is why the settlement was so important. It was a sell out because lenders knew the banks had a lot under the surface.
I assure you the banks are not modifying loans differently and that includes both Wells Fargo and Bank of America, nothing has changed. They are breaking the settlement terms by sending out modification offers that blatantly state they are continuing to foreclose if the foreclosure was in the works prior to the HAMP application and obviously that is almost all of them.
Even the administration is spouting that only underwater mortages for those who are reliable and current are really being considered. Charge this up to Geithner and others who speak mainly for the financial industry and not the people.

I am afraid we are toast unless we find another way because it looks like it is more of the same only anks are more immune to investors and homeowners. So what did we expect? Fairness from either party, from AGs from our own government, President, Congress? They are all cut from the same cloth frankly!
We are squarely in a Plutocracy and have been for some time. The only difference is that NOW we know it and before we just had the wool pulled over our eyes by our own.

Anyone got any new suggestions?