Wednesday, March 19, 2014

The five million dollar punishment

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Mainstream media ignored a $5 million punitive verdict against US Bank for actual fraud. While they have no problem bashing Wells Fargo, Bank of America etc., media rarely publish anything bad about US Bank.
Interesting, huh?

2 comments:

Barbara Cochlin said...

Mary the punishments are a thimble of water on a financial brush fire. You have continually raised the alarm as have so very many. Yet dousing this catastrophic burning of innocent peoples financial lives will take a relentless pounding by big media before banks back off. We need specific case victim faces like yours.

Not this endless hand wringing by how "bad for our economy" it is! We know it is bad. I hope a major player uses this for good. Otherwise just a teensy cost of doing filthy business.

This should have been fixed on your first call to customer service. By a complete in depth investigation. Not a white wash for them & a drag Mary through muddy hell nightmare.

florida photographer said...

I took the evidence, the forged deed of trust, et al. to the FBI, the OCC, the FDIC, the Montana DOJ offices, CFPB, all of them. The FBI said, 'yeah, it looks like you have a case, but the bank was state chartered in 2006." No one would listen, no one would help.
I have been to hell and back, twice. I will publish the final judgment when it's signed.