Thursday, December 27, 2012
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Foreclosure Free Zone. Atlanta Man fights and Wins agains #WellsFargo
Steve Boudreaux Fights The Bank And Wins!
last minute before the sale.
Now, four months later, we are overjoyed to announce that after organizing countless marches and sit-ins at bank branches, several bank call-in campaigns, an online petition, and an action at Fannie Mae (who actually owned the loan), Wells Fargo has rescinded Steve's foreclosure and granted a modification that will keep him in the home he loves for years to come!
In a matter of months Steve went from attending eviction court proceedings- fighting just to stay another week in his home- to getting a modification that he can live with, which leaves his community with one less boarded up crime magnet.
In a Statement from Steve, which he addressed to supporters, he stated, "I could not have done it without all of you! Everyone who signed my petition, called the bank on my behalf, everyone who organized and participated in direct actions, I owe you debt of gratitude, this is truly our victory! I don’t want this fight to stop with my home, I’m committed to pay it forward and help the next person."
While American Friends Service Committee is happy to celebrate Steve's victory, we also realize that millions continue to suffer at the hands of the financial institutions whose irresponsible behavior not only caused our economy to collapse, but continues to hold our communities hostage. We know that the key to real recovery is finding creative ways to keep struggling people in their homes, and it seems that that key is in the hand of the big banks.
Now, four months later, we are overjoyed to announce that after organizing countless marches and sit-ins at bank branches, several bank call-in campaigns, an online petition, and an action at Fannie Mae (who actually owned the loan), Wells Fargo has rescinded Steve's foreclosure and granted a modification that will keep him in the home he loves for years to come!
In a matter of months Steve went from attending eviction court proceedings- fighting just to stay another week in his home- to getting a modification that he can live with, which leaves his community with one less boarded up crime magnet.
In a Statement from Steve, which he addressed to supporters, he stated, "I could not have done it without all of you! Everyone who signed my petition, called the bank on my behalf, everyone who organized and participated in direct actions, I owe you debt of gratitude, this is truly our victory! I don’t want this fight to stop with my home, I’m committed to pay it forward and help the next person."
While American Friends Service Committee is happy to celebrate Steve's victory, we also realize that millions continue to suffer at the hands of the financial institutions whose irresponsible behavior not only caused our economy to collapse, but continues to hold our communities hostage. We know that the key to real recovery is finding creative ways to keep struggling people in their homes, and it seems that that key is in the hand of the big banks.
Monday, December 10, 2012
JPMC Refuses to talk with Home Owner for YEARS
I have appreciated all the emails, comments and contacts...but here is the deal folks.
JPMORGAN CHASE WILL NOT SPEAK WITH ME.
This isn't a typo, this isn't a mis-communication...19 months and counting, and they refuse to speak with me.
I would love nothing more than to not be a sitting duck, but hey...I'll see them in court.
F****** Bastards.
JPMORGAN CHASE WILL NOT SPEAK WITH ME.
This isn't a typo, this isn't a mis-communication...19 months and counting, and they refuse to speak with me.
I would love nothing more than to not be a sitting duck, but hey...I'll see them in court.
F****** Bastards.
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