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For the past year, Occupy Fights Foreclosures has been fighting to
keep many homeowners from being wrongfully foreclosed and evicted by
Wells Fargo Bank, which has been sued, not just by unhappy homeowners,
but by the US Justice Dept., the Federal Reserve, and two large cities
for its predatory and discriminatory lending practices. Many of its
victims have stories similar to these:
• Learn about Richard Castaldo, Columbine shooting survivor, who is fighting to keep his home after Wells Fargo gave his family a predatory loan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LTKmUBa5lA
Despite pocketing vast bailouts from the Fed and the
U.S. Treasury, and promising to make amends in the settlement with state
attorney generals, Wells Fargo has been rated as among the worst
performers in fixing their predatory mortgages. In other words, Wells
Fargo continues trapping people with the very practices that have helped
tank the U.S. economy and set the global economy spiraling. [reference 1, 2, 3]
States are willing to settle on empty promises, and legal help often
doesn't happen sooner than eviction. Let's start a DIY fight for justice
by hitting Wells Fargo in the only place it feels the pain: its wallet.
Let’s starve the beast. Let's bring justice closer. And let's regain
control of our economy.
Move Your Money Out of A Criminal Hand, Wells Fargo.
Here are 6 reasons to do it:
1. End foreclosure abuses by compelling Wells Fargo to work with homeowners.
2. Force Wells Fargo to invest in homeowners by providing more principal reductions.
3. Invest in Main Street, not Wall Street.
4. Lend a Hand to Local Businesses
5. End Too-Big-o-Fail Banks
6. Fewer Fees, More Savings
PLEDGE TO SUPPORT AND MOVE YOUR MONEY OUT OF WELLS FARGO BEGINNING ON SATURDAY, JUNE 22ND
And let these Wells Fargo executives know why you support the "Move Your Money" Out of Wells Fargo Campaign:
515-213-6117 MICHAEL HEID (Wells Fargo President of Home Loans)
Follow these steps to take action to stop illegal foreclosure.
1. Find Legitimate Legal Assistance & Avoid Scams
Many homeowners go to foreclosure-rescue scammers, only to drain their time and money without a result. Please take advantage of our handpicked list of legitimate agencies that can actually help you.
It is important to file as many complaints and reports as possible
so that your case will be noticed by many institutions and agencies as
well as build a collective pressure to legal bodies to bring justice.
To break up with your bank by transferring all of your balances from a bad bank to a good bank is an effective method to bring justice to the economic injustice.
