Hello all! I wanted to say that in regard to:
"he has a good heart." My comeback was, "well, I've never seen it."
The appropriate follow-up might be, "well, I've never seen it ... should I open him up and look?"
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Hello all! I wanted to say that in regard to:
"he has a good heart." My comeback was, "well, I've never seen it."
The appropriate follow-up might be, "well, I've never seen it ... should I open him up and look?"
Evidence that atheists aren't all that smart: BoA held a carrot in front of us saying that if we just got a letter from the condo's HOA, the loan would close. So we finally went out of pocket to pay the HOA's attorney to do extra work that no other bank asks for...and this morning the processor sent a snippy email saying it wasn't enough and our loan file is closed and declined.
Drew and I have spent nine months trying to get this loan. We desperately need it right now. We spent hundreds of dollars trying to get it. I feel helpless and angry and violated.
Jebus Pix. I cannot believe they are still treating you like this.
Oh, Pix, that's horrible. Gah, I'm so sorry.
Fairly sure BoA is a subsidiary of Wolfram & Hart.
Fairly sure BoA is a subsidiary of Wolfram & Hart.
And their sister subsidiary Wells Fargo.
I'm so sorry, Pix. They have caused so many including the both of us so much stress. The worst part is the all out hatred and anger they bring out in me. Those emotions are foreign and totally unwanted by my peaceful nature. I hate that they make me feel that way.
Laura, exactly! I hate who I am when I have to deal with this. So depressing. Lesson learned. Maybe it was worth the money to finally motivate us to move to a credit union, which we will be doing as soon as the busy Halloween season is done.
And WS, absolutely no doubt in my mind. They are awful.
Fairly sure BoA is a subsidiary of Wolfram & Hart.
I think you got that backwards. I'm pretty sure that BofA is the more evil company.
Pix,
I seriously believe you need to contact the AG's offices in both states. I'm not kidding.
BTW, I put some stuff in announcements about a journalist doing a story on refis.
At this point I'm just poking at BofA to see if I can waste even more of their loan processors time. The final closure on this is basically BofA giving us extended lock dates, which are now 8/20, and then when some documents went in yesterday, we got a snippy email explaining that they had declined everything as of 8/8, and are now talking about a rate expiring on 8/14, which was a date we were never given. It's more of the same game that all banks seem to get to play where they make all the rules, can change them at any time with no notice, and there is no path available to appeal the decisions.