Freightmaster1
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Quote “are the banks just going to bleed us dry?” That’s like asking if the grizzly bear is friendly.
Ask that same question to people that financed with Wells Fargo.Do the banks bleed anyone dry when they put up the money to buy a house that someone doesn't have the cash to pay for? Just asking.
I thought you just defended Yrc- but I guess you stand up for any corporate malfeasance you can find. Congratulations on having the worst job in AmericaDo the banks bleed anyone dry when they put up the money to buy a house that someone doesn't have the cash to pay for? Just asking.
I thought you just defended Yrc- but I guess you stand up for any corporate malfeasance you can find. Congratulations on having the worst job in America
Ask that same question to people that financed with Wells Fargo.
I think many still don’t remember who concocted this whoor financial deal with the banks in the first place. Zollars created this mess, and it was handed to Welch, and now Hawkins. Kind of like you getting a bill in the mail from a credit card company that your college kid had, and maxed it out,with the interest rate at 29.9 percent....Some home owners who were in bankruptcy were possibly mislead by what Wells Fargo did, but they are a tiny percentage of the millions of people who have obtained mortgages from banks over many decades and who would have otherwise never have been able to purchase a home. That's just a fact and not a blanket approval of what every bank did under every circumstance. Condemning all banks because of the misdeeds of some is like condemning all truck drivers because some are bad.
Guess you’ve never seen an amortization table. And speaking of jobs I noticed you never did answer whether you’re part of the management team or somebody paid to monitor social media for the company when I asked in another threadWhat does malfeasance of any kind have to do with a person getting a mortgage to buy a home? How is malfeasance involved when a bank lends a person funds to purchase a home? You seem to be grasping for straws in order to avoid a serious response to my question. You like innuendo but can't provide facts. I prefer facts as opposed to innuendo. Oh, and "the worst job in America"? Don't exaggerate much do you?
Guess you’ve never seen an amortization table. And speaking of jobs I noticed you never did answer whether you’re part of the management team or somebody paid to monitor social media for the company when I asked in another thread
Nice deflectionAnother deflection from you. Amortization tables have nothing whatsoever to do with your blanket condemnation of banks earlier and your juvenile/inaccurate claim that I defend malfeasance of any kind. I used to think you occasionally made sense in your posts but I've come to realize that's no longer the case.
As far as answering you regarding my employment, what makes you think I owe you any explanation at all? I couldn't care less where you think I work and I couldn't care less where you work. I simply respond to the accuracy/inaccuracy of your posts, period.
So the billions that Wells Fargo paid in fines and the thousands of accounts they opened without permission or even knowledge of people were only a tiny percent of their business?Some home owners who were in bankruptcy were possibly mislead by what Wells Fargo did, but they are a tiny percentage of the millions of people who have obtained mortgages from banks over many decades and who would have otherwise never have been able to purchase a home. That's just a fact and not a blanket approval of what every bank did under every circumstance. Condemning all banks because of the misdeeds of some is like condemning all truck drivers because some are bad.
So the billions that Wells Fargo paid in fines and the thousands of accounts they opened without permission or even knowledge of people were only a tiny percent of their business?
It was not possibly mislead by Well Fargo, it was proven they were mislead along with the 142 million settlement....Carefully re-read what I posted. That's not what I said.
Carefully re-read what I posted. That's not what I said.
2019 time to pay back the Driver's that helped save yrcw !!!
Not really. No one forced Zollars to sign a contract with them. They laid put their terms. He was free to shop for a better deal, sign with them, or not borrow anything. Just as no employees are forced to stay and participate in the wage concessions.you're saying that it was all Zollars fault, reality says the banks were like the buy it here pay used car salesman, they are just as complicit as Dollar Bill.