Looking For A Hero You have likely seen Wells Fargo Bank’s advertising, their promotional doing good things in the community, and all about their interest in helping you manage your money, your checking and savings, investments, retirement, and trusting their mortgage loan experts when buying a home. Is there another side to Wells Fargo that is not as well advertised or very well known among the civil in our communities? Is there a side growing within Wells Fargo, that to know of it, to discover an undercurrent within the big banking industry that hurts people for profit, that threatens our common need for trustworthy services from the banking industry? This Facebook page purpose is to discover that undercurrent of fraud and abuse in the banking industry, reveal it for what it is to the civil, and for the civil to act where government agencies have failed to act on behalf of the homeowners American dream destroyed by these banks. We see evidence on nearly every street in America, testimonies to what the banks have done to America’s dream – to own a home. Even worse is those same homes individuals and families were evicted from are testimony to how horrible the banks really are at owing homes themselves. Those homes need to be restored to the previous homeowners. When no longer possible due to the bank driving the homeowner to suicide or to some other anomaly, at least kept in decent repair until restored to that previous homeowner’s family. Even after all that has happened the big banks continue to make profits from the harm they caused so many, have way too much control over the government agencies and politicians responsible to punish fraud in the banking industry, and continue to control the rules and government agencies that are supposed to be helping homeowners recover from the frauds and other crimes committed by the banks. When it comes to helping your neighbors, are you the person you say you are? If you knew that your bank hurt some of your neighbors without just cause, would you remain with that bank? Are you the sort that would respond by moving your banking business to a smaller local bank or a credit union? Would you be bold enough to tell your big bank the reason you are moving your accounts? If your answer is, yes, to these questions, then may the banking industry be shaken in to behaving decently when enough movers and shakers like you do what the civil are supposed to do. For the best feedback please tell us your story in a separate post..
Posted on: Mon, 10 Jun 2013 01:42:56 +0000