BAC collector fraudulently explains foreclosure 7/25/09 part 1 of 2

It is my opinion that collectors of banks are merely acting on what they were trained to do. There are people feeding lies to employees of banks whom are on the front lines, whom in-turn manipulate the truth to borrowers: To get their desired fraudulent outcome in court. The controlling agents (trainers) and ultimately the officers of Bank of America in this case are directly responsible for the perjury and fraud. The Board of Directors is further failing to hold the officers accountable because Bank of America, in this case, is "too big to fail," therefore holding a company this size to account would be disastrous for the financial markets. FDIC Director Sheila Bair literally pleaded to Congress two days ago (7/23) requesting essentially a separate tier if you will to regulate the too-big-to-fails because truly the government can no longer regulate the larger financial institutions due to a systemic fear, whereby the government would absolutely not be able to prop up the future Bear Stearns', the future WaMus, the Wachovias, the Merrill Lynch's, etc. And now, law enforcement has joined the thugs because they have failed to prosecute the bank officers.

- May God bless, Jason Werner

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[rocinstruments]

Still nothing more than thieves that have been and still are protected by the judges and the politicians. Just fight and do what you can to hold on. The faulty actions and documents will eventually bring them down.

[jwerner79]

@rocinstruments The instant matter is seemingly done, however I am pursuing a criminal action against them. Most importantly, Jesus Christ is our Deliverer and full Justice. Thank you.

[eyewitness043]

The owner has the onus to protect the property and must find a way to get their non judicial case to a judiciary in order to be heard.

Don't be so sure the banks KNOW what they are doing. I mean, They know they're commiting fraud, but when it comes to the X's and O's of a case, Banks and their lawyers depend on a half-ass papertrail signed by various "agents" from state to state to win in court.

Non-Judicial "Foreclosure by advertising" opened up a huge gray area for fraud to be explored.

[jwerner79]

Thank you for correcting me regarding my statement that banks know what they are doing. You explained it better than me. I meant to say essentially what you said, in that, the banks know the game of smoke and mirrors they are playing, but you explained it better with the examples of using agents and bouncing around between states and all that. Good job. Thank you.

Jason

[eyewitness043]

In non-judicial foreclosusre states, these "sales" and/or "auctions" are just being pencil wipped and declared in the county recorders office.

Verify the status of property with county records not the people on the phone from the bank or debt collector.

The paperwork is so fucked up on the banks end, they've chosen to "fake it till they make it" or until they get caught in court.

Make them prove what they say in court.

[jwerner79]

eyewitness043,

That is a big mis-conception filled with much fraud. Even in non-judicial states (more than half), the homeowner has the onus to continue to protect the property even in the foreclosure process, which includes but is not limited to moving the foreclosure to JUDICIARY, which is possible everywhere.

In my case, you can review this situation to see how long it has been dragging. Finally, the bank knows how to play the game; they know what they are doing on all ends.

Jason

[eyewitness043]

You're welcome sir.

Nice upload.