This bank mystery is deeper than Watergate. A saga that starts almost four years ago, through believing that words have certain meanings. Which is true. Only sometimes we’re not party to those definitions. As you begin uncovering layers of complexity,… Continue Reading →
According to DWM Redemption and UCC are not the solution. Things may have changed since he says this in 2010, so handle with care: There’s organizations called Redemption and UCC. UCC is a copyrighted issue of England, private citizens that… Continue Reading →
Contract States Postal Service is the correct title for your court venue. “Contract” means two or more people coming together on a closed area. And the “Contract States” is a piece of paper. A piece of paper is a closed… Continue Reading →
Bank fraud misleading borrowers, is a well known and much documented practice. When a purported borrower takes out a loan from a bank, it may appear that the bank is lending its own money. By the way, none of this… Continue Reading →
Banks define common words differently from us “mere mortals”. Look at the way banks (and large institutions in general) use terms like “honest,” “fair,” “reasonable,” and “transparent,” These words in common usage carry strong moral and ethical connotations. Yet banks… Continue Reading →
Bank’s weak foreclosure position solidifies each day, as the evidence mounts against the bank. Just by asking a few questions that remain without answers, this situation is quite simple. Admit nothing. Deny everything. Let them prove the claim. Without any… Continue Reading →
Banks financial sophistry becomes very apparent when dealing with an alleged outstanding loan liability. The bank has yet to provide the unpaid loan account’s owners details. Or reply to a whole list of questions seeking better particulars about the alleged… Continue Reading →
Banking code of Practice, a document that some banks claim to adhere to, but it’s hidden in plain sight. When reading these statements from a bank’s code of conduct or customer service principles, banks define key terms in ways that… Continue Reading →
Systemic corruption lacks accountability across various layers of governance, corporations, and institutions. They’re all more interested in protecting their own interests than actually serving the people they are meant to represent. The challenge is no longer just a matter of… Continue Reading →
Foreclosure threats making banks accountable, puts the shoe on the other foot.This long-running saga revolves around what happens when you stop paying the mortgage for three years. And what to do when they threaten to take you to court. During… Continue Reading →
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