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Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc. and the Buckley Firm conspired
to defraud Lynette and her family out of her home.
Updated March 5, 2002
I had just learned that The
Buckley Firm no longer represents Wells Fargo, and
I already used up most of my patience. I'm
again using "conspired
to defraud" and again nobody cares.

On Thursday, 2/14/02, around 4 AM, I
sent my first fax with Lynette's power of attorney to
the Wells Fargo bankruptcy/foreclosure
department in Charlotte, NC at 704-329-3265:
"Attn: Crystal and Kelly Wells Fargo
February 14, 2002
Re. (deleted), CA - (deleted) - loan # 5174292
Dear Crystal and Kelly:
According to Mrs. (deleted) you have been researching the payments made for this
loan since November last year. Please forward this fax along with the results of
your research to WHOEVER is handling this loan now.
I am publishing the (deleted) foreclosure nightmare at http://creditcourt.com/lynette/
Many Wells Fargo payment receipts and statements are posted at http://creditcourt.com/lynette/filelist.shtml, along with a CPA's account analysis. My communications with The Buckley Firm are at http://creditcourt.com/lynette/BuckleyFirm.shtml.
After careful review of the documents, as well as the responses of The Buckley Firm to my inquiries, I concluded that Wells Fargo and The Buckley Firm conspired to defraud the (deleted) out of their home. I do publicly state so at http://creditcourt.com/lynette/ and I have several requests:
- As I do not have original documents, I would like Wells Fargo to confirm or deny the authenticity of the published Wells Fargo documents, and I am requesting the comments of the Wells Fargo legal department for publication at creditcourt.com.
- Please immediately fax to me at 605-267-8000 the current payment history and the itemized statement for the total amount required to cure the default by 2/28/2002.
- Please explain the Wells Fargo check mailed to the (deleted)
for $4,450.
- Do you have ANY excuse for NOT having reinstated this loan, for NOT having sent an apology to the (deleted), along with a gesture of goodwill for having created so much stress and frustration for this family. Mrs. (deleted) already had cancer, and her doctor recommended hospitalization last week because she is so worried and stressed over impending foreclosure. A more detailed description is at http://creditforum.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=349
HOW can you mistreat people like this?
And I'm not talking about the LAWS Wells Fargo is no doubt violating, I'm talking about decency, ethics, morals. There is the Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Corporation, Inc -- and there are the PEOPLE responsible for this fraud and the tremendous stress and damages suffered by the (deleted).
If you don't provide me with really good evidence that the published documents are not authentic, I am going to file complaints and request criminal investigations with the California AG, the DOC, HUD, the FDIC and anyone else who could have an interest in the Wells Fargo mortgage fraud.
And, I'd like to see this loan reinstated by the end of TODAY.
Sincerely,
Christine Baker
christine@bayhouse.com
fax: 605-267-8000
c: Lynette (deleted)

When I called them in the afternoon
I they didn't have the
power of attorney or fax.
Was on the phone and faxing to them for over an hour.
Got the fax receipts, they kept going to the fax looking
for it, couldn't find it. Just UNBELIEVABLE!
"Dear Jerrel:
I'm faxing to you now, since you apparently didn't get the fax received by
Wells Fargo early this morning as per my receipt:
CONFIRMATION OF YOUR FAX TRANSMISSION FAX STATUS: SUCCESSFUL TO 17043293265 COUNTRY: 1-NORTH AMERICA TRANSMISSION: 14-Feb-2002 10:47:20 GMT. DURATION: 1 Minute TOTAL COST: $0.11
....."
(the rest of the fax was the same as above)
FAX STATUS: SUCCESSFUL TO 17043293265 COUNTRY: 1-NORTH AMERICA TRANSMISSION: 14-Feb-2002 22:35:00 GMT. DURATION: 1 Minute TOTAL COST: $0.11
Finally I just stuck the power of attorney into the
"physical" fax machine, but nothing worked.
Jerrel went to the fax while I waited on hold, he found
no fax.
While I spoke with Jerrel twice, I was told
there is no "Jerrel" when I tried to get transferred
to him after we were disconnected.
I tried several other people, found out that Lisa Fletcher is the department
manager, but they won't give out her extension or e-mail
because that's "private." She was not in,
I left a VM for her.
And someone told me that the loan is now handled by Deandra.
A very nice lady answered the phone a little
after
5 pm, and she promised she would
enter the authorization into their computer system.
I just hoped she got my fax and came through.
She thought chances were excellent, since nobody could
run off with the fax as nobody else was there anymore.
Later that night, or early morning Friday,
Feb. 15, 2002, I faxed to Lisa Fletcher:
Via fax to 704-329-3265
From:
Christine Baker
christine@bayhouse.com
www.bayhouse.com
fax: 605-267-8000
To:
Lisa Fletcher
Bankruptcy/Foreclosure Department Manager
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc.
February 15, 2002
Re. (deleted), CA - (deleted) - loan # 5174292
Dear Ms. Fletcher:
I am hereby following up on the VM I left for you yesterday.
I had sent numerous faxes to 704-329-3265, apparently the only number you give out, and nobody could find my faxes. As I kept calling your 800-274-7025 in hopes of being able to speak to someone in charge about the many "missing" payments, I found out that your employees did not add notes of my calls to your computer system. Why is that?
...."
The rest of the fax was the same as above.

It seems like a miracle that this fax was actually
received.
I got this e-mail from Kevin C. Hunt:
"Christine,
I have been assigned to this account via Lisa Fletcher-Buck.
I will be working as your contact within Wells-Fargo Home Mortgage.
Please send me a telephone number where I can reach you so that we can look
into resolving these issues together. I can't promise to have these
issues resolved overnight, since I have just been assigned. I will promise to
work with every effort to get to the bottom of what is happening with this account as soon as is possible. I look forward to working with you in
the near future. Thanks for your help in this matter.
Sincerley,
Kevin C. Hunt Bankruptcy/Foreclosure Department

I called him in the afternoon, got his
VM. He called me back a little while later. We
actually had quite an extensive conversation, he did
have my fax to Lisa Fletcher-Buck.
Stupidly, I tried to explain what's
going on. I should have known better.
"Please send me a telephone number where I can reach you
so that we can look
into resolving these issues together."
That means, I have to talk him through
this because he can't look at those nicely organized
documents on the web and figure out what's going on.
Eventually, he asked me to fax him the
check Wells Fargo had sent to Lynette. I was perplexed.
"Why?" -- So he had evidence in his file
to prove that Lynette had received the check. I
thought I wasn't hearing right.
We got into who works for who, which
led to Kevin explaining to me that he does NOT get his
pay check from Wells Fargo. He is an independent
foreclosure consultant. I thought that was odd, considering
that he had a Wells Fargo e-mail address, phone number
and nothing indicated that he did NOT work for them.
Not a big deal, I just felt a little deceived.
So I asked him once again to please
get us the current itemized statement to bring the loan
current. "Can't you push a button on your
computer
and print it out?" No, it takes a while.
I finally asked what the status of the
loan was, and apparently it's still on track to foreclosure.
There seems to be NOTHING you can do to get these peoples'
attention.
And, all of a sudden he started asking
what my relationship with Lynette is. Apparently, he
hadn't even looked up the loan yet to see whether the
power of attorney was in the system.
Kevin had serious trouble understanding
that I wasn't acting as Lynette's real estate or
mortgage broker. Even though I clearly stated in the
fax that I was publishing the events, it seemed too
difficult a concept for him to grasp. I had the same problem
at Buckley.
He also seemed a little concerned about
publishing our communications. I suggested that he could
always refuse to accept this assignment, since he's
not a Wells Fargo employee - he decided it was ok.
I reminded him that Lynette already
had cancer and that the stress and anxiety over not
knowing what's going on is seriously affecting her health,
and to please work on that loan and get us the figures
by the end of the day.
Apparently he hadn't actually read the
fax or looked at the loan at all.

Tuesday, February 19, 2002
I could have been talking to
a rock.
Haven't heard a thing from Kevin Hunt,
or anyone else at Wells Fargo. And yes, they
WERE open for business on Monday, apparently only the
banks were closed.
Supposedly, Buckley already "forwarded"
our correspondence to Wells Fargo on the 13th,
last week, but they didn't say to who and how. Considering
my numerous faxes since Wednesday night, you'd
think somebody at Wells Fargo would object to this web
site by now or at least reinstate the loan.
Not so.
So I tried to call Kevin Hunt,
unsuccessfully. Here is my e-mail to him:
Hi Kevin,
It is now Tuesday, 2/19/2002, almost 3 pm. I
just spoke with Winston in the Wells Fargo foreclosure
department, trying to get him to transfer me to you.
After giving Winston the loan #, the name on the
loan and whatever else he wanted, he put me on hold,
then told me I needed to call Lonestar at 972-419-1167.
He refused to transfer me to you.
I spoke with Yesenia at Lonestar, and she assured
me that the file was closed.
You still have not yet responded to any of our requests,
specifically the amount required to bring the loan current.
Winston told me that yesterday was a regular business
day in your department.
What's going on?
Sincerely,
Christine
Lynette also called them today. First
she asked to speak with Lisa Fletcher, and twice she
was disconnected when they "transferred" her.
Then Lynette asked to speak with Kevin,
and after being on hold for 17 minutes, she had to go.
She DOES have other things to do.
Lynette faxed the DOC
complaint 2/19/02 with the hard copy to
follow.

Wednesday, February 20, 2002
Wells Fargo, just like The Buckley Firm,
is totally oblivious to the situation.
So I just sent this fax/e-mail to the
Wells Fargo's Peter J. Wissinger, President & Chief
Executive Officer:
Via fax to 515-213-7587 Via e-mail to: pete.wissinger@nmb.norwest.com
From:
Christine Baker creditcourt.com/lynette/ christine@bayhouse.com Fax:
605-267-8000
To:
Peter J. Wissinger President & Chief Executive
Officer Wells Fargo Home Mortgage 1 Home Campus Des
Moines, IA 50328-0001 Phone: 515-213-7373 Fax:
515-213-7587 pete.wissinger@nmb.norwest.com
February 20, 2002
Re: Wells Fargo and The Buckley Firm conspiring to
fraudulently foreclose on Lynette's home - Loan # 5174292
Dear Mr. Wissinger:
Lynette found the above address on the net and we
hope that you are still in charge of Wells Fargo mortgages and
willing to assist with this matter.
"Wells Fargo and The Buckley Firm conspiring
to fraudulently foreclose on Lynette's home"
Those are pretty harsh words, and I'm just hoping
that you will respond with: "No way, we don't do
that!"
It really sounds hard to believe that Wells Fargo
would knowingly omit mortgage payments, under penalty
of perjury, in declarations to the Bankruptcy Court
- while clearly displaying those payments on their own
statements.
Please have a look at http://www.creditcourt.com/lynette/WellsFargo.shtml
and the many scanned receipts, statements and cancelled
checks as well as my correspondence with The Buckley
Firm.
Lynette faxed her complaint to the DOC on 2/19/02,
and while I'm confident that the DOC investigation will
get results, I know that YOU can get things moving a
lot faster.
Hope to hear from you soon!
Sincerely,
Christine Baker christine@bayhouse.com
c: Lynette (deleted)
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CONFIRMATION OF YOUR FAX TRANSMISSION FAX STATUS: SUCCESSFUL TO 15152137587 COUNTRY: 1-NORTH AMERICA TRANSMISSION: 20-Feb-2002 09:42:31 GMT. DURATION: 1 Minute TOTAL COST: $0.11

Thursday, February 21, 2002
No word from CEO Wissinger or anyone
else.
Called Wells Fargo Foreclosure again.
1:23 PM PST - I listened to music for
a while, then got a recording advising that they are
closed. Figuring that they can't possibly closed, I
tried again.
Finally got to speak with Darius. He
told me that I AM listed on the account, but that I
need to speak with their attorney. That's Lonestar.
I told him that it's what I was told the previous
day, and Lonestar had no information. He put me on hold,
then told me that the file was sent to them.
I told Darius that I had requested the
total figure to cure the default since last week, does
it always take that long? No, not normally. I asked
what the problem is, he told me I needed to
speak to their attorney.
What about Kevin Hunt? Why do I have
an e-mail from him stating he will work on the loan?
He put me on hold again, then told me I needed to speak
with their attorney.
Don't ask me why, but I actually tried
to explain to Darius what's going on, that we are trying
to get the loan reinstated. He asks whether we're ready
to send in $28K. Apparently the figures
ARE right on their screen, they just won't send provide
them to us.
I asked whether that was with or
without the payments they omitted under penalty of perjury.
When he responded that they don't omit payments, I asked
him to read this site sometime. And, I asked why
nobody at Wells Fargo sues me for stating here that
Wells Fargo and Buckley are conspiring to defraud
Lynette out of her home.
That's a quote, I wrote it down. Maybe
the first honest answer I got.
So I asked to speak to Kevin Hunt again.
Got his VM, left a message, of course he didn't call
back.
Called Lonestar: They don't have
the file yet, need to have a file # before I can get
the power of attorney added.
Phone: 972-419-1167 Fax: 972-341-0682

March 5, 2002:
I was in San Francisco for a week and
Lynette continued sending out complaints and pleas for
help.
Finally Pete Wissinger, CEO, called
her and he assigned Michelle to work on the account
reconciliation. Lynette has been very happy with
Michelle's efforts, the foreclosure has been put on
hold.
Supposedly Lynette will get the mortgage
modification soon.
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