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Sekhmets Daughter

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8. It is aggravating beyond belief

Reply to Marrah_G (Reply #5)

Tue Apr 16, 2013, 12:32 PM

Apr 2013

that we have allowed our government to be taken over by a bunch of greedy thieves.

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Foreclosure victims begin receiving pitiful checks yesterday...guess what? insufficient funds [View all] xiamiam Apr 2013 OP

I can understand the need to bailout AIG.... Sekhmets Daughter Apr 2013 #1

Bush bailed out the banks before Obama was in office. tridim Apr 2013 #4

Bush couldn't have bailed them out without Sekhmets Daughter Apr 2013 #7

Why did you ONLY blame democrats? tridim Apr 2013 #12

To some extent.... Sekhmets Daughter Apr 2013 #13

If you remember, Congress first voted against the bailout. That was in response to the huge, it was sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #31

I've read several books on this subject. Sekhmets Daughter Apr 2013 #34

Paulson with Co-Conspirators: bvar22 Apr 2013 #9

Well fuck, that looks like two 'democrats' standing beside him. CrispyQ Apr 2013 #35

And supported overwhelmingly by Democrats (including Obama) progressoid Apr 2013 #10

I was responding to a post that blamed ONLY Democrats. tridim Apr 2013 #11

Oh, since you didn't make any reference to any other Democrats, progressoid Apr 2013 #16

Because homeowners don't have a lobby to write the laws Marrah_G Apr 2013 #5

It is aggravating beyond belief Sekhmets Daughter Apr 2013 #8

One or two people on one anonymous forum on an unknown website said "insufficient funds". tridim Apr 2013 #2

My friend was illegally foreclosed on in 2009. The 'law mill' that drove her out of her home, is now sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #6

I have a check coming from the bank that illegally foreclosed on my home.. tridim Apr 2013 #14

The $800 isn't intended to compensate the value of the home Orrex Apr 2013 #15

I'm sorry you had to deal with this. sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #21

The pre-payout mailing that we got a week or so ago specifically addresses that, in fact Orrex Apr 2013 #24

She did get that but didn't trust it I guess after all she went through initially. sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #25

Here's a little bit more from the online source: Orrex Apr 2013 #27

I hope not. Xithras Apr 2013 #3

Wouldn't the proper response be for the homeowners to get their homes back? DarkLink Apr 2013 #17

DarkLink, I�ll attempt to answer your question. ms.smiler Apr 2013 #20

My friend is planning to sue Wells Fargo for the loss of her home. She did not accept the miserable sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #22

Sabrina 1, I understand your concerns. ms.smiler Apr 2013 #26

Lol, thinking how lucky your niece was to have you around at that time. You gave me valuable sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #29

Is it a wrongful foreclosure because they were making payments on time, but for some sammytko Apr 2013 #30

In some cases, quite a few actually, when people realized they might have problems keeping up their sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #32

Sammytko, fraud more than anything explains wrongful foreclosure. ms.smiler Apr 2013 #33

We should have bailed out the populace, not the banks. sakabatou Apr 2013 #18

Who administers the payouts? pa28 Apr 2013 #19

As far as I know, third party 'contractors' were supposed to be hired to manage the payouts. But sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #23

Bookmarking this thread and looking around for some other sources. pa28 Apr 2013 #28

Rust Consulting apologizes. ms.smiler Apr 2013 #36