Comments on: A Fraudclosure Story | The Story of Elliot – Fraudulent Foreclosure

By: To Tell The Truth

To Tell The Truth — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 20:39:26 +0000

I have a similar case with Deutche assigning to itself…years after the fact!!!

By: To Tell The Truth

To Tell The Truth — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 20:38:04 +0000

I would be careful of judging those third world countries!!! Many of them learned from the best as the stories unfolds…the USA! Also, there are third world countries and developing countries ( there is a difference) that do not even have mortgages and credit system as we do here and the people are not defrauded like this and they have recourse also with their laws.
We are angry, yes with the system here that is defrauding us of our constitutional rights and honouring thieves in high places but I also know of homeowners that actually participated in these mortgage frauds also that is why we need to be mature and objective in our analysis of why things are they way they are and why the banks are getting away or at least some of them are…

By: Joe Testa

Joe Testa — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 02:41:10 +0000

I have a case against BOA that reeks of the same fraud. I am drafting a motion to the court laying out each and every fraudulent act. I’ll keep everyone informed.

By: M. Doria

M. Doria — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 05:36:08 +0000

The bottomline is that there is no help for the defrauded homeowner. If you think the newly formed CFPB or the new Fraud Task Force is going to help you, the individual homeowner, you are wrong! They will direct you to HUD for a modification or tell you to obtain a private attorney to persue a fraud lawsuit, but they will not intervene on your behalf to stop a forclosure, even if it is fraud. The dirty little secret is that it will cost the homeowner tens of thousands of dollars to pursue a private lawsuit on their own in court, which the individual homeowner cannot afford. These agencies were put into place by and for the government to pursue banks that have defrauded the government ( mortgage backed securities – Fannie and Freddie) and force them to purchase back bad loans. As for you, the inividual consumer, you are on your own. Don’t be decieved by the new government propaganda that you will be helped by these new formed agencies. The bottomline, Justice is Bought! If you can not afford to pay$300.00/hr for legal defense, then you will never see justice prevail.

By: j Alonzo

j Alonzo — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 02:13:18 +0000

In reply to Barbra Orr. Our whole system is bought. We are as corrupt as Mexico and all those third world countries.

By: Beth A.

Beth A. — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 00:39:48 +0000

I have a good one, too.
Bank and its attorneys foreclosed on us without any notice.
They’re now trying to backtrack and are saying they “will foreclose” as home appears to be abandoned (it is not; non-judicial state).

However, I found the sheriff’s deed on file with the county. I’m still trying to figure out how they did that without actually publishing the notices and showing the sheriff/county the affidavits of publishing (oh yeah, they showed ’em the ones from more than a year ago – prior to foreclosure cancelation).

I’m a compliance “geek” in search of a crack attorney in MI to go over the fraud that starts with the beginning of this mortgage (including signatures that aren’t mine + ones that are copied badly…bottom letters missing) on top of this FRAUDclosure.

By: readdocs

readdocs — Mon, 04 Jun 2012 22:37:18 +0000

If nothing surprised you, then you shouldn’t be amazed at the getting away with it!
It’s what happens when the system is bought and paid for.

By: Barbra Orr

Barbra Orr — Mon, 04 Jun 2012 18:33:12 +0000

NOTHING SURPRISES ME. WHAT AMAZES ME IS THAT THEY GET AWAY WITH IT .