Widows face foreclosure due to mortgage Catch 22
When will the government stand behind the people and not behind the fraud? If it's not one fraud there is always a next fraud waiting around the corner, waiting to be uncovered.
Tampa Bay Times-Two years after he died of cancer, Dorothy Jackson's late husband received a letter from the bank.
"Dear David A. Jackson Deceased," the letter said. It was from a Wells Fargo "home preservation specialist," offering advice if Mr. Jackson had a "change in circumstances."
The bank said it was open to helping Jackson's late husband of five decades, a retired Tampa police sergeant whose death kept Dorothy, 72, from making her monthly payments of more than $2,000.