Tomorrow morning, we need your help no matter where you live:

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Wells Fargo is wrongfully displacing Ms. HAROLYN RHUE, a disabled, African-American Woman, who suffers from substantial head trauma.

On January 4th 2013, Ms. Rhue filed a formal complaint with hud for discriminatory housing practices by her lender WELLS FARGO Home Mortgage. During our initial investigation we have noticed some very serious violations of the foreclosure process and documentation.

Ms. Rhue needs your help! Please, TELL WELLS FARGO that an eviction would cause great harm and would negatively impact her already serious health condition that has been altered by the wrongful foreclosure of her home.

Save Ms. Harolyn Rhue's home at 267 Laurel Dr. Altadena, CA 91001

March 12th, 2013
beginning at 7:00 am PST & 10:00 am EST

CALL ON WELLS FARGO CEO JOHN STUMPF & WELLS FARGO PRESIDENT OF HOME LOANS TO:

• IMMEDIATELY HALT THE EVICTION PROCESS BROUGHT BY WELLS FARGO'S PREDATORY LENDING, WRONGFUL FORECLOSURE, AND SALE OF HER HOME TO INVESTORS.

• REVIEW HAROLYN RHUE'S FORECLOSURE CASE AND WORK TO KEEP HER IN HER HOME.

• UNDERSTAND THAT MS.RHUE'S HEALTH AND RECOVERY HAS BEEN DAMAGED BY WELLS FARGO BANKING PRACTICES.

515.213.6117
MICHAEL HEID, WELLS FARGO PRESIDENT OF HOME LOANS

415.396.7018
JOHN STUMPF, WELLS FARGO CEO
You can call more than once. The above are their numbers even though their receptionist would tell you otherwise. Show them how many of us can stand behind the victim of mega-bank massive ongoing fraud.

We sincerely thank you for your help.

Occupy Fights Foreclosures
http://www.occupyfightsforeclosures.org/

[Lady Freedom Returns]

1. Really Dumb question!

What time do I start here in AZ? The lack of DST is really got me confused.

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2. Hi Lady Freedom...any time tomorrow would be great. If anyone calls after the banks stop expecting

it, all the better

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3. And Thank You. Each and every call matters.

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4. My Pleasure!

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5. Kick...

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6. I just saw this and will call the numbers in a few minutes.

Wells Fargo stole my friend's home also, illegally. The Government made a deal with them after the exposure of the fraud involved in so many of these foreclosures. She was among the victims according to the Government.

She was offered $800.00!!! as compensation and in the hope that she would not sue. An outrageous insult, part of the settlement agreement Congress made with the banks rather than prosecuting them.

Naturally she refuses to take the crumbs Congress apparently thinks is all she deserves for her stolen property.

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7. I called and received a response from a polite and I might be wrong, but

she seemed sympathetic, secretary or aide to the loan officer. She asked for my name which I gave her, and said she would deliver the message.

I hope they get lots of calls.

I am going to call the other numbers also.

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8. You were lucky!

I called and barley got Ms. Rhue's name out, they hung up! With that reaction I called again, same thing. I think they are not happy.

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9. No, they are not happy, which is WONDERFUL. :D

And be careful about giving out names...the day is past where we can imagine banks will do anything good with the information. Anonymous leaked a week ago that BofA had hired an agency to monitor and assemble data in Anonymous and activism social channels.

THANK YOU to everyone who phoned!

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11. Which number did you call? I would be more than happy to keep calling. I was

surprised to get the response I got frankly as any previous experience I've had with Wells Fargo has not been pleasant.

Good for you for calling them back. Now I will do the same. We should try to get the media to cover this. That is often the only way they are shamed into stopping their corrupt foreclosures.

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12. The 415 one.

It sounded like a young guy both times. And was not happy.

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10. Pity I missed this!

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13. Quite honestly, any calls made now, after they've come to expect an end to the deluge,

may actually be more effective