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08/19/15 7:09 PM

#433057 RE: sometimes_right #433055

Never ever accept the first offer, NEVER. And when that BEYOND "fair and reasonable" offer does finally come along, which it will, eventually, add 15% per year compounded annually for the wait LIKE THE BANKS DO. Then tack on the service fee for our account maintenance LIKE THE BANKS DO. And finally, when all is said and done, affix the penalty charges for late payment LIKE THE BANKS DO.


PERHAPS...JPMorgan eventually will offer BUYOUT price for WMI-assets, thereby assigning a $"X" amount to Escrows, which release-signing shareholders must vote "yes" or "no" on accepting. This notion provides meaning to the constant harping & browbeating naysayers have assaulted shareholders continuously over the years... with UP-STEPPED INTENSITY more recently. All designed to wear on shareholders' emotions and to discourage them into "giving-up" short of the goal. Do NOT except JPMorgan initial LOW-BALL OFFER should such a vote ever occur. The crooks are trying to get away with their misdeeds as cheaply as possible, but we must demand "fair & reasonable" compensation for our signed releases granting the crooks freedom. imo






scrivenerserror

08/19/15 7:11 PM

#433058 RE: sometimes_right #433055

Jpms lowball "offer" a few months before the seizure was already denied by wmi as too damn low and they will not be able to make a better offer again ...
The price will be the book value for all assets they got from the illegal seizure by fdic + interest ... End of the story . Period. All written down in various documents .

As bkshadowy said ... it is all clear and non fiction . Rofl .

The fdic will have to shoot their and jpms foot til 2018 or their nonrelease will make shure that we can take the "smoking gun" and let the "bullet" hit somewhere more "necessary" .
And they will prefer the first option although it will be very "uncomfortable" for them.

All imho .

Rico Sworevey

08/20/15 11:23 AM

#433138 RE: sometimes_right #433055

JPM offered 1.88 billion for the assets and got them. What about Killingers culpability in running WAMU into the ground?