Foreclosure fees has local judge steaming mad

[@danielcollins9850]

I’m glad that judge is putting her foot down. Great lady thank you. She’s doing the job she was elected too and doing it right.

[@davidfitzgerald4683]

not realy the poeple sould do there duty and pay the god dam money

[@stivi739]

another arrogant fuk u from the banks..assholes

[@michaelbujaki2462]

First up, she did her job right, this was in 2010. Second up, are you guys still electing your judges? If you elect judges like this I can get behind it!

[@jonplukehughes2807]

She is one of the good ones

[@unclemoneymoneyuncle8702]

@@davidfitzgerald4683 lmao, you're pretty funny! One paper per person with the associated fee, but not multiple copies served to imaginary people.... If you go through a mcdonalds and order one double cheeseburger but get charged for 8 double cheeseburgers I hope when you say "but I didn't order 8" the person just tells you "pay the god damn money"

[@gsheac]

As soon as they said wells Fargo I knew what the problem was.....

[@wendythompson1529]

Me too.....

[@nunyabiznez6381]

A friend of mine had an account with Wells Fargo and discovered the bank opened an account in her name without her permission. I don't remember the details but there was fraud involved. My friend closed their account and then reported the bank to the police department. Last I heard there were criminal charges pending.

[@grassfedmilkmomma]

Yep

[@MansonX]

nunya biznez police department or FBI or Attorney General. Can’t really see a standard Police department getting involved.

[@mikejackson7881]

Right I seen wells Fargo....AND HERES YOUR SIGN....LOL....

[@oldmanaz.6811]

It is theft by paper work, we call that FRAUD!

[@Music-lx1tf]

Actually it's mail fraud.

[@scottmitchell8273]

Bank steals from a citizen = no punishment..citizen steals from bank = life imprisonment...sounds fair

[@jesusnthedaisychain]

/watch?v=NtUfNtgawNY

[@marywolfe4617]

Any organazation , bank , that charges $35.00 for a overdraw. Is a thieft !! Wells Fargo owned by George Soros !!

[@mikecubes1642]

you figured out who runs the government

[@muffs55mercury61]

Add any large corporation to that.

[@jamesbizs]

@@marywolfe4617 what’s wrong with overdraw charges? Set your account to not allow overdraws. If you don’t have the money, don’t spend it, and then don’t expect the bank to just lend you their money for free. I’m not saying banks can’t be predatory, but Jesus, take SOME responsibility

[@Jjonathanhart]

Congratulations, we finally have an honest Judge who wants to kick ass. We need more like that.

[@eugeneshealthproject]

Jay Ritch honest judge she should have done it a long time ago why isn't it caught the first time it's done

[@tlohbor2690]

yea, she didnt throw these con artists in jail. she just grandstanding for her image with pretty words and no action.

[@eugeneshealthproject]

Tloh Bor I definitely agree with you 100%

[@tenfour10-400]

I doubt there’s an honest ANYTHING in the cesspool state

[@critter2]

she can't do anything her hands are tied its up to the other judges in the courts to do something

[@mudman6156]

Lawyers should be charged with fraud when they do this. And banks should loose any rights they have to property when such fraud occurs.

[@RubbinRobbin]

banks are not allowed to own property, mortgage is fraud but no one makes their case

[@Mark-uv6sm]

Shame what a shame..

[@warrenm374]

Banks should loose?

[@cotton1983]

Wells Fargo needs to be shut down

[@TheGarywilliams]

cotton1983 i had them as my nank for a little bit just enough to see the crooked shit that they do then i was out

[@strikertitan9163]

cotton1983 totally agree

[@danbytp]

cotton1983 So you noticed.And throw Bank of America in with thieves.They figure you'd be intimidated by the"Big Bank".Surprise,surprise,they act surprised you fight back.When you win they act apoplectic.Hehehe!

[@rubenscott3972]

cotton1983 more like go to the high stock owner and have a nice talk about why you will allow for the change

[@nulanula5302]

Do they still run their stage coach service??

[@smush1414]

Any firm found guilty of this should forfeit the foreclosure, that will soon stop them.

[@sweetteehoney3654]

Sad thing is, we are going to relive this type of foreclosure nonsense very soon. This was aired 10yrs ago and displays how we just keep repeating history. Sadly much hasn't changed in this world.

[@stephenhodgson3506]

A much more effective way would be to withdraw their licence to practice law.

[@markfeemster4093]

They should loose the right to be in business., Maybe they should be jailed.

[@raphaelalexandreyensen6291]

Any firm found guilty should be abolished

[@hankhicks1108]

"Some will rob you with a six-gun, some will do it with a fountain pen."

[@icemike1]

The pen 🖊 is mightier than the sword 🤫

[@hankhicks1108]

@hexalone -- Words by Woody Guthrie.

[@hankhicks1108]

@hexalone From his song "Pretty Boy Floyd".

[@michaelbujaki2462]

"I've dealt with thieves, gangsters, rum runners, murderers, and drug dealers. But you bankers are scary!" Sly stallone in Oscar.

[@SuperWooba]

And some will do it with a badge.

[@anunc8797]

Wells Fargo did the same crap with me with my car years ago. If you pursue it deeply or threaten legal action, they simply say it was a clerical error and everything magically fixes itself.

[@kalijasin]

Never fold or let them off the hook. Always go after them legally.

[@deekang6244]

John Jasperse me too

[@nautifella]

I had a tow truck driver steal my truck and claim it was illegally parked in an apartment complex. If I didn't have security camera footage of him taking it out of my driveway, I would have been screwed. Long story short: He business partner was sergeant with the city PD and he blocked GTA charges for the cars they stole and charged fees out the ass to get back. Rather than face the public backlash, the city let him retire and cancelled the business license.

[@swfotography]

Wells Fargo is a huge mafia. If you have a mortgage with them look at the early payment clause. Most will forclose if you pay early or charge early payment fees

[@phoenixfire2578]

Navy Federal does the same thing.

[@MeetThaNewDealer]

Give a man a gun, he'll rob a bank. Give a man a bank, he'll rob the world.

[@tarwashsomeonestolemyhandle]

depends on the type of man you give the gun to.

[@dhpfla]

I bought my house for cash several years ago. There was a note on the property. Wells Fargo gave us an amount and a date to pay by which was around 20 days. I paid within 7 days. The title company did their thing. I checked the county records about 2 months later and saw a bank listed on my property. Wells Fargo gave us a date, then sold the note to another bank a few days later, and they cashed my check. It's funny when you send a fax with the proper documentation and mention the words fraud and attorney how fast they become attentive and polite.

[@OceanDriveSpeeder]

You should of let it go 6 or 8 months, then moved in for the big dough.

[@vindiesel1066]

The judge should be putting those lawyers in prison their just thieves.

[@Tetrodotoxic1]

Noooooo KILL THEM DEATH no Mercy Imprison their Spouses Ostracize their children Disgrace their family name

[@Indiana2door]

You need to learn how to spell.

[@haroldtrader5171]

Absolutely

[@theprochrist]

she did this to hide the fact that she is behind the foreclosures.

[@vindiesel1066]

@@patrick-ip4yf Let's put the doctors in jail too........LOL..... ;)

[@aol11]

This is bleeding into every type of law. When you go to get a divorce the 1st thing the lawyer asks you is to list your assets. It's not to divide them, it's to see how much they can get from you. They will do as much unnecessary work as your budget allows.

[@emmawilson2837]

I'm really happy to be single and not living in the USA. This sounds like a complete nightmare!!

[@lorrainekruse3045]

100 Percent!!!!!

[@Hoosier_Boy]

I sued Wells Fargo for the exact same thing and won!

[@nemnock1583]

good for you.i love it when we the people win over corporations

[@nemnock1583]

***** good news just got back.the doctor said i was in top shape.phew.

[@nemnock1583]

love it

[@Hoosier_Boy]

***** Why would you say something like that. gezzzz

[@Saidoromo2024]

what you win exactly

[@jeanamoore5353]

I am proud of the Judge...enough was enough.

[@gr8momba]

this is just proof that banks can do whatever they want. Wow this one County figured it out and 1 judge is doing something. What about nation wide?

[@Journey4SureKnowledge-N-Wisdom]

good point!

[@johntiseo9578]

It has always been in the USA that banks are crooked, that is why Billy the Kid became an outlaw, they forced him and his family off their property with false statements about them. I think Wells Fargo may have been behind this scam even then.

[@freemanontheland123]

Fraud is just another word for greed.Just like fee is another word for tax.

[@1bvr2lmr54]

could say that how you think tax is a fee is greed, or as you say the same, fraud. You live in a country that provide billions in public services like you know, police, fire departments, hospitals, roads, highways, laws, basically your entire life and expect to not have to pay for it, THAT is greed.

[@freemanontheland123]

1bvr2lmr Being born in the sixties in CANADA since then,Less to citizens more to corporations so that's greed on my part?Notice more for less.That's greed. !immigration is CANADAS way of rebuilding its workforce.That's not greed?NAFTA that's not greed?Belgium will not sign the new deal.Is that greed.You seem to have a twisted world perspective. Peace to you

[@l8tr597]

well cmon, your both right, we should pay for decent roads and infrastructure, for both our home lives and if you start a business, ppl do it all the time, and guess what? trillions of $ spent on a system that will LET you, if you have a good enough idea, become wealthy. Corp. greed, and corp. welfare is rampant here in US and with dickface Trump, itll get worse

[@jackwyatt1218]

Greed is a human condition. Fraud is a crime due to uncontrolled greed. Fraud and greed ARE NOT the same thing.

[@jackwyatt1218]

@@l8tr597 income tax pays for no infrastructure. It pays solely the interest on a debt to a mostly privately held banking cartel. It was made illegal to pay the principal in '33. Look it up.

[@emtb9111]

The bank officials should be fired as well as the process server! The lawyers should be charged with fraud and lose their law licenses. I would then personally sue them for as much money as I could get for committing fraud!

[@ayebing]

Me: looking for new content KZbin recommendations : how bout 11 year old regional news stories ?

[@LordZoth6292]

11 years? Do you know how to do math? This video was posted Dec of 2010, your post is from April of 2020.

[@Palmstreet-u7x]

all news is good news, old or new, because i can promise you its still going on today in 2020 ans now with corona even more

[@hugecreature3810]

Its new to you isn it

[@Teverell]

It's about twelve years old for me, plus I'm not even in the US!

[@TheodoreBrosevelt]

@@LordZoth6292 You can’t fix stupid and the sad thing is is when he wrote it was 9yrs old since it just turned 10yrs on Dec 5.

[@HowlingDysphoria]

"Has Judge steaming mad" Judge: *is super calm*

[@illuminaughty8451]

Eynar 😂✌️

[@hannahkirk4182]

Eynar dumbeldor said quietly....

[@thaintriguing1]

Well she has no reason to yell at the reporter

[@jawo8754]

Needs to stay professional.

[@megandunnett7900]

Only on the outside.

[@kategrant3390]

5 years ago I got a letter that stated my home was being sold by a rental company and I had 30 days to move. the problem was I owned my own home.

[@Metqa]

Wow! How did you sort that out? Sounds like a nightmare.

[@TheBermudaMan]

"The bank is something more than men, I tell you. It's the monster. Men made it, but they can't control it." - John Steinbeck

[@williamfree787]

Yep just like those fools in Congress that think they can do as they damn well please .

[@Hitman-ds1ei]

Please do a full job on this story and follow up on it, investigative journalism should not end at a headline grabbing section but also show a conclusion, I think this is what's killing peoples faith in reporter's.

[@joeybonin7691]

It's certainly part of the reason.

[@kdwaynec]

So true. Many of these stories disappear and can't even be found on the web. I'm sure there's court documents scattered about, but I'm not the reporter.

[@DylansPen]

A corporation does crap like this if it knows the penalty is a slap on the wrist.

[@TheThanosquest]

Wells Fargo enough said crooks

[@derperderp9036]

Wells Fargo tried charging me $400 in fees when I paid my house off early.

[@brianpreston8483]

Read the fine print

[@derperderp9036]

@@brianpreston8483 I did. I actually took it to my attorney. She sent Wells a letter and waived the fees. The letter cost me $95.

[@brianpreston8483]

@@derperderp9036 excellent

[@loucipher67]

@@derperderp9036 $95 for a letter wtf your Attorney is just a "slightly" lesser crook

[@joshuagonzalez2594]

@@loucipher67. I'd eat the 95 buck's than the 400+ the bank will hit you with.

[@arielfetters5662]

Sees that Wells Fargo is involved. "Well, I think I see your problem."

[@joshschneider9766]

Wells Fargo continuing to exist is a travesty.

[@lisascott2449]

Thank you for standing your ground and showing these thieves you aren’t going to endorse their behavior! Thank you judge for protecting us!!!

[@robertoleeva985]

yup, and that's why I will never ever do any business with Wells Fargo. they are the worst business .

[@michelehart3039]

Thank goodness we have a judge ready to open a case against the wrong doers. May many more judges follow suit. Keep it alive and exposed is the best way to overturn the corrupt. I have never dealt with this company or their subsidiaries, however, after reading the comments below, I never will. Thank you for your stories. Keep speaking out because when the customers are given the correct information, they make the right choices. That's how businesses fold in the end

[@ThatsSheShe]

They were doing the same thing in 2008. When they took my home. The judge told me they knew what they were doing but they couldn't do anything about. It was a way of the courts making money thru the foreclosures. I had proof that they has forged my signature and changed my income.

[@walkingtrails7776]

We ended up having to file bankruptcy over 10 years ago while working to pay off our debts , the bank kept selling the same debts over and over , each time stacking on more fees, and more fees, we finally had to stop paying because we would send money to one place and then get another bill in the mail for the same thing! Corruption at it's finest!.

[@apersonontheinternet8006]

I had a friend go through something similar some 8 or so years ago.

[@glennrichardson4761]

A lot of politicians were lawyers first, I wouldn’t put anything past either one of them.

[@Sky1]

I heard that people got foreclosue notices on houses that had been paid in full as well

[@Robbob9933]

This happened to a guy in Florida from Wells Fargo. His house was paid off and he never had an business with Wells Fargo. He sued and they failed to respond. He won a summary judgment which they failed to pay so he foreclosed on one of their branch buildings. The complete story is here on YT.

[@Robbob9933]

Robbob9933 Got the bank name wrong, it was Bank of America, Here is the link watch?v=MBuCSTFJffY

[@jamesmartin9401]

@@Robbob9933 I read about this one. Sucked they went through that, but the end was pretty funny.

[@submetropolis]

If you're filing a fraudulent summons and lawsuit then it should be thrown out.

[@alvideos2145]

Plot twist: Nothing will be done about it, no one will be held accountable.

[@I_S_Chew]

I wish every judge had common sense and integrity like this.

[@profitsoverpeople7178]

I can bet you this judge will be voted out or she will be forced to retire

[@thomasrobertson187]

I had a mortgage with Chemical bank when they were around. I always rounded up my mortgage check, having the overpayment applied to the principal. They got caught charging me a late fee on the mortgage when the additional principal was credited before the due date. The service team member argued with me that I must have sent 2 checks. I had to provide proof that it was one check before i got a refund of the fraudulant late charge... I suppose for an additional fee, I could have gotten an apology.

[@HiSpeedDrifter]

This is one of the very few positive stories I've ever seen about a judge. Most of them are egomaniacal lawless devils.

[@HiSpeedDrifter]

Jak Stone I implied there are some good ones with my qualified statement (using the word most). However, since most "laws" are unconstitutional, that means judges are breaking the highest law of the land far more than anyone else. But that's another topic for another day.

[@roterakaten636]

My best friend in high school. Lost his dad got a nice life insurance policy. Bought a house that was derelict and needed to be stripped to the studs interior and exterior. I helped him do all the work that we knew how to. 4 years later he gets a notice from Banks that's right multiple banks. So he took legal action and showed proof there was no lean no loan nothing barrowed against his property ever sense he owned it out right. He ended up suing the previous land owners family cause they went behind his back and put loans on that property. His family frauded the bank. At this point it was pretty clear why they wanted the property so when he died they could sell it and make about 1mill split the profit between the three kids and no work. This was discovered by some investigating. Each one of his kids are spending 3-5 years for forgery, theift, property theft, unbegotten loans, and about 5 more things and they have to register as felons. He still lives there and owns his property.

[@beckyyoung725]

Wells Fargo sucks. I had a condo years ago around 2012 and they foreclosed on my condo. I had to file bankruptcy and then they wanted to work with. I realized later under a situation out of my control they should have given me the loan because I couldn’t afford it and the condo fee a month. They are such a horrible company. I will never deal with them again. I hope this man and his wife get satisfaction, they are a dirty company! They will get karma one day!

[@lquinn7212]

If they really cared, they'd go to jail.

[@sharonatkinson4492]

"WELLS FARGO" EXPLAINS WHY THERE ARE INFLATED CHARGES!!!!!

[@TravisHeinze]

This is a scam. That should be in the title.

[@alanfalleur6550]

Man, and I got all upset when my dental insurance provider sent me a letter with a false claim that my dentist wasn't in their network. That's nothing compared to this.

[@up0820]

Judges are just as much at fault, for allowing it to go on or for not actually reading what they are signing.

[@veritatyson6317]

Wells Fargo is ripping off someone else? SHOCKER!!!!!

[@colinglen4505]

why do American reporters always deliver their reports in an excited manner.often they appear to be shouting the report.

[@dadeleemurphy85]

THEY'RE SO EXCITED AND THEY JUST CAN'T HIDE IT!!

[@TOTALLYRELAXED]

They're practicing to be a southern Baptist preacher!

[@TOTALLYRELAXED]

They're practicing to be a southern Baptist preacher!

[@0minous187]

compared to what?

[@SewerRatID]

I like when they're trying to stress something mid-shout... "The underwater passage to these uhcave. uhsurvivors. is uhvery. uhvery. uhtreacherous. for these. uhighly. uhskilled. uhteam of. uhdivers. Back to you, Michael..."

[@kenlompart9905]

Inflated charges? Sending notices to people who don't exist is fraud and criminal charges should be laid.

[@edisom306]

Your Honor my hat goes off to you thank God we need more just like you

[@carloslopez1582]

Thank you judge. For doing your job. More than i can say for the hundreds of thousands of self-serving judges out there abating this criminal behavior.

[@kingforaday8725]

Watching in 2024. 13 years ago!!!!

[@alphabond4414]

A real American judge who is JUST. Go get those scheming devils.

[@MrLethedethius]

I say sue the damn bank for fraud, for harassment and stalking and for crimes against nature *killing trees* :P

[@willyam9735]

Exactly! They deserve to pay for all the fraud and harassment (when they don't have a leg to stand on!

[@jackwyatt1218]

You had me til the crimes against nature bs.

[@DarkSoul-ds2]

Jack Wyatt you chop a tree they fine you 1500 you idiot

[@billjenkins2503]

This happened to me in Indiana. The bank's lawyer would schedule court hearing and cancel them at the last minute. Eventually they scheduled meetings that I couldnt attend and then without me there they could get the judge to approve anything.

[@jc9724]

Time to cancel Wells Fargo and remove them from the banking industry!!!!

[@Zyvo2]

I hope the judge now just throws out all cases made by that bank.

[@InsAnItYschild101]

If the yt algorithm brought you all back again, I just want you to know you're doing your best. Keep it up and have a great day

[@jimkennedy8327]

Check out how many lawyers are buying the foreclosed properties for themselves after they brought the proceedings against the owners.

[@barrymcdougal4816]

AN HONEST JUDGE --- SHE WILL NEED TO GO --- THIS IS AGAINST THE AMERICAN JUDICIAL WAY.

[@gleenallen6386]

Been poor in America is the MUST expensive thing in the world..

[@Fush1234]

Excellent investigative journalism. Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@johnnyspeedy1344]

I thought he was gonna cry when asked “ do you and your wife have any children?”

[@iluvdissheet]

I'm watching this during COVID-19 and I PRAY no one is harassed this way. Yea, he may lose his house but how can you charge someone for "unknown spouse or tennant"?

[@iluvdissheet]

@@tikesplace I hope you're right but it sounds more like them trying to "cover the spread", if I can't get the main person, I'll get someone else.

[@iluvdissheet]

@@tikesplace maybe my comment wasn't clear. Im not arguing the foreclosure, im arguing the processing fees. $45 each to serve papers on the husband and wife listed on the deed. Im asking why is it their responsibility to pay for processing fees to an "unknown spouse or tenant". If you wanted to sue me, you need documentation that I received the summons, that's why people use process servers. You could just mail the letter. That doesn't guarantee the letter arrived. Certified mail requires a signature. Unless you specify, anyone can sign for a letter/package. So again, you use a process server to ensure the letter gets to that specific person. You cannot serve an "unknown spouse or tenant". Just send a letter, its cheaper! So either the mortgage company or the processing company tried to fatten their checks. There's no way $500+ was needed to serve a couple for a foreclosure.

[@iluvdissheet]

@@tikesplace no we don't agree. If I buy a house, then 10 years later get married, that's not the lender's business. The loan, our agreement, is still in my name. If they have to sue my husband for half because its deemed martial property, fine. Thats understandable if the loan company does its homework and finds out im married. I could have a prenuptial agreement 😱. You cannot serve unknown spouse or unknown tenant. For example: If I lived with a friend for 3 months and they failed to pay the mortgage, you think the bank has a legal right to come after me as "unknown tenant"? You cannot be serious... Again, im not arguing the foreclosure, im arguing the excessive processing fees to unknown people. Thats ridiculous. And honestly, if lenders are still giving out loans to people who clearly can't afford it, we learned nothing from the 2007 housing/financial crisis and that's more concerning than your opinion.

[@trulygodsgrace]

This video has aged in interesting ways. "Fraud" was a big bad thing 10 years ago. Now, all politicians are doing it and we just shrug it off as though it is expected.

[@TheEclipsedLock]

Also back then we didn't have as much ease of access of information. It's possible that they've been doing it all along and only now are we starting to notice

[@Jrez]

They've always been doing it and people have always known about it at some level. I agree the level of information gathering and access does help with awareness, as does the increase in attention due to more flagrant cases of fraud and abuse.

[@audeayliffe5478]

Sick conspiracy from private financial companies… I do hope the victims get every penny back along with financial compensation for the stress of losing their home!!! Really fraudulent organisations.

[@AB-ov1zm]

Partisan judge packing means we will see less n less of this

[@GraemeMurphy]

I would like to know the outcome of this after the submissions were made to Judge Gardner.

[@dougmontgomery1868]

In 1965 my mother and stepfather arranged to buy a house in Hermosa Beach, CA. We moved in and for the next ten months we had to spend a bundle on several calls to a company to have the cesspool drained (the house did not have a sewer connection). We were fed up and moved out. A law firm sent my parents a notice that they intended to open foreclosure proceedings. My parents contacted a lawyer, who spelled out my parents' grievances and said that if they tried to do so we would prepare a cross-complaint in court for damages and fraud. We never heard from the lawyers or the former owners again.

[@pennavedc]

This is going to be very relevant again in a few months.

[@vitadelicatus]

They steal from the weak.

[@rjtrautloff3197]

Figured it was Wells Fargo before I even seen it on video, they lost a payment for my house and then came after me for foreclosure and another family down the street right after 9/11 so we ended up having to move..Wells Fargo is no place to go if you buy a home.

[@renenk4824]

"The unknown spouse is truly unknown" Fucking- uncle iroh spitting wisdom over here 😂

[@theclaytonshow838]

It happened 2 me My house is paid off for years in a nice neighborhood guess WhatAfter I rented it out couldn’t kick him out I wound up getting $14,000 for the house and a shit ton of added up taxes thanks to local corrupt politicians

[@tnoel374]

Never live or buy a house in Florida.

[@Georgie-gg8gd]

tom noeldnerr not you that's fo sho!!stay the hell out of PARIDISE!!!

[@tnoel374]

Georgie10184 Damn George it's hard trying understand what you are writing, or saying sir. You need to clean up your writing skills, but don't worry sir, I have no desire to move to Florida ever.

[@Georgie-gg8gd]

tom noeldnerr sorry for the southern drawl (fo sho) ,but my point is stay up there in "yankee land"![is that any better?}

[@Georgie-gg8gd]

tom noeldnerr. Ok Tom we're neighbors

[@tnoel374]

Yes we are we are Georgie.

[@secretsquirrel4642]

FLORIDA - SAY NO MORE…

[@tennesseedanielauthor1825]

Finally, a person with authority doing something good with that power. Praying she takes them down with their own tactics: fines! Great Judge and person! I want to see more like her.

[@Hankwarner55]

It is in the interest of banks to foreclose on homeowners, they actually make more money that way. Nothing but a bunch of crooks that have sold their countrymen down the road. There will come a day when things are put in balance once again. The peasants will always rise.

[@wandaring0]

Initially, you would think that they would suffer a loss. But, the banks are the ones that inflated the values of homes to begin with. The government and everyone is profiting and keeping people busy working with all of the paperwork and court crap. Many local governments had an influx of money during the housing bubble, then they got in debt. But, by transferring ownership of properties continually cities, counties, and states get tax revenue and fees and all of the systems connected get monies collected also. Real estate. moving companies, banks, mortgage brokers, etc. also get the profits from this mess. It is not in the best interest of any economy to have people stay put often times. Plus, you have to think, when people move from their homes, either by force or otherwise, they lose or throw away some possessions, redecorate, do home improvement, etc. They support other businesses in this continuous cycle as they move from location to location. It is not just the banks that benefit: but everyone except the homeowner. But, the homeowner can rebuild their credit again in time and just repeat the cycle all over again. I can't tell you how many times I've accumulated some decent money in savings to have a disaster/major life event that eats this money away, then I get through the issue, resave again and start over, to only have it repeat once more. It gets annoying after awhile. So tired of installing new car transmissions, brakes, and crap.. but shit is meant to break so we have to keep buying... It makes it hard to ever get ahead.

[@Meekerextreme]

Heather Gleason Home buyers share the blame too. Too many took what Joe Blow at the bank said as "this is what you can afford" as if they were looking out for them. Our bank was in awe when they said you can afford $450K and we said NO $300K was where we felt good at after WE ran the numbers. They actually asked "are you sure" a few times. Also being new to the market here we started to look at $150K home quickly upped that to $200K then to $250K and settled on $300K...why start at the top!!! it pissed the Realtor off but who cares they made money for 3 days of work. We never told the Realtor what the bank approved us for...none of their business. If we would have said $450K what would we be looking at $450K homes only...no thank you. So the home buyer needs to be smart too and not just blame the banks. You are an adult use the thing you have called a brain.

[@Photron52]

If this judge put several of those lawyers that represent those companies in jail for contempt of court I bet it would suddenly become hard to find a lawyer to serve the papers.

[@BeeBumper]

Why not fraud

[@henryraymond8676]

Baloney these firms decided to serve everyone and anyone to cover themselves because the paperwork on these mortgages is so f*^cked up in the first place. These judges need to toss the entire foreclosure because these loans have been passed around so much, sold off at a discount to others, and manipulated so horrendously that even proving they own the mortgage might be difficult if not impossible. But hey they contribute to political campaigns so who cares if they are actually legal in the first place or they can even prove they own them. That question is never asked even by the defense attorneys because they don't want to "rock the boat." Scum!

[@chriscarr2114]

Henry Raymond, Bologna**

[@willyam9735]

It's all a big shell game perpetrated by lazy bastards who refuse to process and log mortgages with the proper title company in the county where home exists! Instead they wanted to build a commercial package of these loans that can be traded on the stock market!!! It's coming back to bite them big time!

[@biruss]

show me the not

[@richardbremler4508]

How do you serve an unknown person? Wells Fargo, please tell us how your bank serves an unknown person. I have had numerous issues with Wells Fargo Bank. Wells Fargo is a licensed institution and member of the esteemed Federal Reserve Board. Wells Fargo has employees dedicated to dreaming up and inventing new ways of committing fraud and stealing as much money from their customers as they can.

[@tonycordero955]

So you have to pay in order to lose your house?

[@showspotter]

something different about that guy. you can see it in every bit of his demeanor, the way he stands and answers questions, losing his home is having a huge effect on him.

[@flybird9655]

Fight back and sue these law firms. Report these firms, for inflating numbers. It can be done.

[@kellyrayburn4093]

They serve me, I'll pay the process server fee. They try to serve me again and its, "I've already been served. You don't want to do this because I will pay only the one fee. I will *NOT* pay twice and if you try to make me pay more than once, I will file a criminal complaint for attempted fraud. Now won't that be fun?"

[@oSTYNCLSYo]

Wells Fargo was just caught again but with vehicle loans.

[@metricdeep8856]

I have also heard they foreclose and auction the place AND KEEP THE EQUITY. Total bankrupting cash grab. Not sure that’s true in this case.

[@troywalsberg4623]

Wells Fargo sounds like it's not there for it's customers.

[@anasazirose]

Wells fargo, enough said

[@TexasGTO]

My dogs house was foreclosed on. Turns out he missed several pawments.

[@dodgydavetime1943]

Woof justice

[@cornellgreen3692]

TexasGTO Was he short a few MilkBones?

[@sarahcrain8083]

TexasGTO funny

[@arthurvasey]

Bank manager was probably barking mad!

[@lloydclement2152]

LOL!!

[@stephanegroulx4679]

Not sure why people are so surprised by this...hello happening daily

[@vondahe]

I'm sure they just claimed it was a computer error and walked free. It's a severe legal problem that companies are not held responsible in the same way individuals are.

[@Etherion195]

Why is the stupid interviewer so shocked that the lawyer called it Fraud?

[@Etherion195]

BuckGreywolfe and what? It is in fact a criminal action, so why should anyone be shocked about it?

[@Etherion195]

BuckGreywolfe ok, you have a good point there.

[@chromeshellking]

Still that is a pretty solid accusation. Serving a person multiple times at a flat rate fee to "unknown" persons and then stick them the bill is fraud.

[@SomeoneCommenting]

Because if he doesn't have solid proof of that, HE will be accused of DEFAMATION. Calling a company like that to be fraudulent is a criminal accusation. Just suggesting it publicly can cause serious damage to the company.

[@Etherion195]

+SomeoneCommenting yeah that makes sense, but well, everyone had proof of that.

[@timshow781]

Why should we have to pay a fee for being served?

[@brendasnow6024]

And the judge will talk to the Law Firms, no one will be charged for fraud, and nothing will change.

[@georgesheffield1580]

Wells Fargo says it all.

[@deborahsevigny4763]

I wish they'd for close on Maralogo

[@joeadams1225]

Heya Deborah, their gardener looks familiar.