My husband and I took out some loans, with XXXX XXXX that changed to Wachovia that changed to Wells Fargo. The XXXX on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX making XXXX payments fixed rate 11.89 %, the XXXX on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX making XXXX payments fixed rate 11.74 % and third on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX making XXXX payments fixed rate at 8.46 %. All small loan amounts. 
When the last payment was made on the XXXX loan, we got a letter in the mail that said we needed to pay additional fees before they would send us the title. I questioned the reason and they would not give me any documents or what the fees where other than that if I did not pay the money, they would foreclose on the property. So I paid the fee. 
The XXXX loan payment will be paid off this month and I received a letter in XXXX saying that our load was maturing, but I noticed that the amount owed was too high for XXXX more payments. So since XXXX I have been requesting why so high and what are the additional fees of approximately {$2000.00} that is due on the loan as we have a fixed rate and not a balloon payment nor late since the bank has debit every payment out of our checking account. 
Now the XXXX loan, I have been going to the bank and calling since I found out in XXXX that some how the bank made an error and allowed some XXXX in Arizona to changed our loan instead of a different loan as someone got our accounts mixed up. I have been trying to get it refinanced through them to get it paid off quicker and get the interest rate lower to fix what ever was done to the loan as the amount of what is owed has not gone down hardly at all in over 15 years. 
I finally pulled out all my paperwork and found out that Wells Fargo has been handling my loan not with the fixed rate which is in all my documents but as a DSI loan. Daily Simple Interest which is compounded differently. I had to XXXX DSI and talk to a lawyer to find out what that did to my loan, which explains why they were charging additional fees and why my XXXX loan was not going down. I have repeatedly requested a copy of all my payments and documents on file of all XXXX loans, and they only have information since XXXX, and only received this week the payments for the XXXX loan. It also shows that when they started documenting in XXXX they showed additional miscellaneous charges of up to {$1000.00} at a time. I call every week XXXX to XXXX times a week and am getting the run around, with no XXXX able to tell me why I owe additional fees or why the payments is not going down, but staying the same. I know that if they did this to me on XXXX loans that there are most likely a lot more in the same situation. The bottom line is this is not just fraud, but since the companies main office I have to deal with is in Arizona and no one in the local office can help me as they have to call Arizona, it should be considered a federal crime of fraud. 
