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BrotherIvan

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22. One word: ICELAND

Reply to flvegan (Reply #19)

Tue May 14, 2013, 11:20 PM

May 2013

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The Vicious New Bank Shakedown That Could Seriously Ruin Your Life [View all] xchrom May 2013 OP

k&r for exposure. n/t Laelth May 2013 #1

The fact that they need to engage in fraud and employ such tactics to exist....... marmar May 2013 #2

+1 xchrom May 2013 #3

One of the few advantages of living in TX. hobbit709 May 2013 #4

It is one of the few things Texas does right, regulate banks. mountain grammy May 2013 #10

Isn't that the way it should be? It's "unsecured debt," so none of that was tpsbmam May 2013 #13

I have a student loan DiverDave May 2013 #30

Wow, a great example of why these need to be looked into closely and you're one of those people tpsbmam May 2013 #31

Post removed Post removed May 2013 #5

The mega-bankers' credo . . . another_liberal May 2013 #6

Its time to take these people and their industry and boot them from iemitsu May 2013 #7

Time to start following them into the men's room and...... Hotler May 2013 #8

They have certainly earned such a response from the community iemitsu May 2013 #20

The big problem with that is that we know our local banker - or think we do - and jwirr May 2013 #33

A lot of time, effort and money have been spent iemitsu May 2013 #34

HUGE K & R !!! WillyT May 2013 #9

Having no rear-view mirror has consequences, just like refusing to enforce the law. K&R Egalitarian Thug May 2013 #11

The mortgage settlement rewarded bad behavior and opened the floodgates. pa28 May 2013 #12

Sometimes I AM in favor of the death penalty. MNBrewer May 2013 #14

Wow. I almost moved my $ into chase. lindysalsagal May 2013 #15

K & R n/t glinda May 2013 #16

Well they have a Golden Ticket and the right to pillage Rex May 2013 #17

Its funny quakerboy May 2013 #18

very possible. n/t defacto7 May 2013 #26

Actually I think a bunch of hedgefunds are scooping up properties before banks can fully foreclose LooseWilly May 2013 #36

Interesting quakerboy May 2013 #37

Four words: flvegan May 2013 #19

One word: ICELAND BrotherIvan May 2013 #22

With credit card debt the signatures on the transactions prove it pretty well RB TexLa May 2013 #24

Not if youve already paid off that debt quakerboy May 2013 #32

JPMorgan Chase caught being evil? Inconceivable! (nt) DirkGently May 2013 #21

People such as Bernie Sanders and David Stockman were right, Dawson Leery May 2013 #23

Absolutely defacto7 May 2013 #27

Precisely Sherman A1 May 2013 #29

Go, Kamala! Liquidate them! SwankyXomb May 2013 #25

K&R Sherman A1 May 2013 #28

K & R Quantess May 2013 #35

Who is going to jail over this? Chisox08 May 2013 #38