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sabrina 1

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8. How does my friend whose home was stolen, get any of this money? So far

Fri Dec 19, 2014, 03:22 PM

Dec 2014

she was offered $800.00 which she refused, apparently she wasn't the only one who was insulted by that offer. Then they upped it to $3,000.00 telling her she better either accept that or go 'eff' herself as that was their 'final offer'.

She inquired whether accepting it would preclude her from suing the Corrupt Bank who stole her home and was told 'no, if she wants to sue she can'. Wells Fargo btw. How are they doing lately?

She accepted it and is pursuing a lawsuit which will cost her way more than that.

It's nice I suppose for whoever benefits from those billions, I love how the little people are ignored though, those who had their homes stolen by the corrupt and criminal practices of Wall St banks.

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TARP is now over, and it made $15 billion in profits [View all] babylonsister Dec 2014 OP

Oops! I can't wait to see the reaction from all corners. stevenleser Dec 2014 #1

I'm sure everyone who lost their homes will be thrilled ohnoyoudidnt Dec 2014 #2

just great, thanks obama belzabubba333 Dec 2014 #3

So then the destruction of Dodd Frank was a good thing SomethingFishy Dec 2014 #4

Why did TARP show a paper profit? Because the real, $16 trillion bailout.... PoliticAverse Dec 2014 #5

Assuming this is accurate (and not an accounting trick of the sort that initiated the TARP) Nuclear Unicorn Dec 2014 #6

What private profit? B2G Dec 2014 #7

The TARP was used to pay off bad investments. Nuclear Unicorn Dec 2014 #9

How does my friend whose home was stolen, get any of this money? So far sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #8

The steel plant I worked in shut down after over 150 years of operation, doc03 Dec 2014 #10