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FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHTS: BANKS AND BOOKS BAD:
"You are a bunch of thieves ."*ABSTRACT: Should Wells Fargo Bank provide account numbers, and do business with NUFIC, a company that routinely defrauds the clients it receives by referral from Well Fargo ? Should the account holders of Wells Fargo Bank be made aware of the gross malfeasance of its insurance affiliate? Should Wells Fargo Bank be required to reveal the financial gains either by commission or direct payment it receives from NUFIC for their shared malfeasance? Wells Fargo and its affiliate, NUFIC have conspired ( by means of debit and fraudulent representations) to stealthily extract funds on a monthly basis from its least moneyed account holders. In the aggregate these seemingly minor sums amount to a massive amount financial fraud. Both Wells Fargo Bank and NUFIC have conspired to defraud their clients through a flagrant disregard of fiduciary responsibility in pursuit of profits that can be described as nothing less than criminal racketeering. These include violations of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act; the Telemarketing and Consumer Fraud and Abuse Prevention Acts. The use of wire and telephone communications to mislead consumers in attempted solicitations is also a violation of 1998's Access Devices Regulation Act. (A Wells Fargo Bank Affiliate) National Union Fire Insurance Company Complaints BACK TO BOOKS GOOD: Jon Ferguson's The Man From Norway M.C. Gardner's Of Sons and Scions A Trio on Time: Jon Ferguson's The Last Day Forever A Bone Apart:
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