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sabrina 1

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7. I agree with you especially #2, auditing the documents.

Fri Oct 19, 2012, 02:59 PM

Oct 2012

Then holding them off until legal action can be taken. When my friend was going through this in late 2009, there was no OWS although we did hear that ACORN had been trying to do what OWS is now doing for people being thrown out of their homes.

I wish OWS had been around. What they are doing is wonderful.

I am so glad to see they have saved the Perez home too. I was looking for information on that yesterday.

This is what Congress should be doing. But I think people understand that they won't get much help from the Government. Even the programs that were put in place to supposedly help them are being manipulated by the Banks and there doesn't seem to much oversight of them.

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I agree with you especially #2, auditing the documents. sabrina 1 Oct 2012 #7