Replies to post #4266 on Dime Bancorp Inc (fka DIMEQ)

[linda1]

Thank you - in the following excerpt from an old news article it was the Wamu Bank that was awarded

the amount of $ 382 M in the Anchor litigation and so why is it the Holding Company - WMI - that is set

to receive the litigation awards?




$382 Million Award to Benefit WaMu and Holders of DIMEZ Litigation Tracking Warrants


Washington Mutual, Inc. (WaMu) (NYSE:WM) today announced that on March 14, 2008, the United

States Court of Federal Claims published its written decision in the case of Anchor Savings Bank, FSB

v. The United States of America, awarding Washington Mutual Bank $382 million for damages, and an

additional amount for taxes that will be determined by the court.

[MrchntDeth]

Class 19 Preferred Equity Interests
Class 20 Dime Warrants
Class 21 Common Equity Interests

This whole phony-baloney Clasification that RosenRAT concocted tells you everything that you need to know about the thieves that are supposedly "representing our interests."

If we were REAL, TRUE EQUITY warrants, the Class WOULD have been Common at Class 20, and "Warrants to purchase common" at Class 21.

This tells you that WGM acknowledges that the Dime Ltw's are NOT equities in any true sense of the word (as a warrant would always rank BELOW the common stock that it can buy), but rather, liabilities that they have tried to screw us out of.

And Arthur Steinberg & Company have done an outstanding job in presenting their case, both in court, and in their motions, responses, etc., and especially their most recent "Post Trial Memorandum.

I love some of the sharp jabs and zingers that they throw at "Dr. Totality of the Circumstances." But in a very professional manner, they manage to subtlely throw them a nice little "F" "U"