http://bankimplode.com/blog/2008/08/25/deutsche-bank/ Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:43:37 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 http://bankimplode.com/blog/2008/08/25/deutsche-bank/comment-page-1/#comment-1467 John Frederick Wed, 01 Apr 2009 21:54:25 +0000 http://bankimplode.com/blog/?p=83#comment-1467 It sure is a "DIRTY SHAME" that Deustche bank received a lot of the "AIG" bail out money, and they "REFUSE" to talk to me about my mortgage, and won't even look at refinancing me, unless I have perfect credit. I like to know why a "GERMAN BANK" bought my mortgage off of wall street, and why they don't have to comply as US Banks do with "Refinancing and working with the customer. Responses may be sent to jfrede3382@aol.com. Deustche bank wants to foreclose on me, and being my house is upside down, and I have a second also on it, there going to take a terrific loss. Of course the "GERMAN BANK" could care less. Mabye "President Obama" should "FIRE" the ceo of DEUSTCHE BANK. Evidently Deustche Bank thinks they are "ABOVE AND BEYOND" having to work with customers that they bought off of wall street. Just because they turned financial end over to HomeQ servicing, who doesn't want to work with you because all they do is say "WE ARE A SERVICING COMPANY", and we "CAN'T DO ANYTHING". A good way for Deustche bank to wash there hands of the deal. If anybody knows an attorney that has expertise in this area, contace me at jfrede3382@aol.com. Also I have filed a complaint against "German Bank", who is "DISCRIMINATING" against US CUSTOMERS", would be well worth a "GIANT LAWSUIT" agains the german bank, and "RUN THEM OUT OF THE US". Because they shouldn't even be authorized to buy off of wall street. Evidently the CEO of Deustche bank could care less. "Laughing all of the way to the bank", saying those "AMERICAN SUCKERS", give me all of this money throught "AIG". my email address is researchinquiry@aol.com. It sure is a “DIRTY SHAME” that Deustche bank received a lot of the “AIG” bail out money, and they “REFUSE” to talk to me about my mortgage, and won’t even look at refinancing me, unless I have perfect credit. I like to know why a “GERMAN BANK” bought my mortgage off of wall street, and why they don’t have to comply as US Banks do with “Refinancing and working with the customer. Responses may be sent to jfrede3382@aol.com. Deustche bank wants to foreclose on me, and being my house is upside down, and I have a second also on it, there going to take a terrific loss. Of course the “GERMAN BANK” could care less. Mabye “President Obama” should “FIRE” the ceo of DEUSTCHE BANK. Evidently Deustche Bank thinks they are “ABOVE AND BEYOND” having to work with customers that they bought off of wall street. Just because they turned financial end over to HomeQ servicing, who doesn’t want to work with you because all they do is say “WE ARE A SERVICING COMPANY”, and we “CAN’T DO ANYTHING”. A good way for Deustche bank to wash there hands of the deal. If anybody knows an attorney that has expertise in this area, contace me at jfrede3382@aol.com. Also I have filed a complaint against “German Bank”, who is “DISCRIMINATING” against US CUSTOMERS”, would be well worth a “GIANT LAWSUIT” agains the german bank, and “RUN THEM OUT OF THE US”. Because they shouldn’t even be authorized to buy off of wall street. Evidently the CEO of Deustche bank could care less. “Laughing all of the way to the bank”, saying those “AMERICAN SUCKERS”, give me all of this money throught “AIG”. my email address is researchinquiry@aol.com.

]]> http://bankimplode.com/blog/2008/08/25/deutsche-bank/comment-page-1/#comment-690 Bank-Implode! » Deutsche Bank Can Not Hide Tue, 29 Apr 2008 01:27:43 +0000 http://bankimplode.com/blog/?p=83#comment-690 [...] from full disclosure of potential subprime exposure due to the acquisition of MortgageIT along with leveraged loans held at the end of 2007 Deutsche Bank earlier this month saw that it could not longer hide the mark downs and write downs [...] [...] from full disclosure of potential subprime exposure due to the acquisition of MortgageIT along with leveraged loans held at the end of 2007 Deutsche Bank earlier this month saw that it could not longer hide the mark downs and write downs [...]

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