The loan was in review for a modification with Wells Fargo / ASC. On XXXX XXXX, XXXX, a letter was sent to me from XXXX stating that my trial modification was approved and that I needed to make XXXX payments to solidify the modification. This letter is attached. Wells Fargo called me on XXXX XXXX, XXXX and stated that I had missed the first payment, but that they would continue the review if I wired the funds immediately to them. On their direction, I did so. The wire is attached. I called Wells Fargo back on XXXX XXXX, XXXX, and told them I was able to wire more funds to make the XXXX and XXXX payments in advance. They directed me on how and where to send the wires. That wire receipt is attached. On XXXX XXXX, XXXX, Wells Fargo called me and stated that I had not made my XXXX XXXX payment. I was confused, as I had made a payment on XXXX, but they told me to make another payment, and by their instructions, I did so, on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX. That wire is attached. I heard nothing about the loan mod until I received a notice of intent to foreclose on my house. I hired an attorney who spoke with XXXX XXXX at Wells Fargo and an escalations team member named XXXX. The attorney contacted Wells Fargo on XXXX XXXX, XXXX, but the file was not assigned to XXXX until XXXX XXXX, XXXX - ten days later, 3 days before the foreclosure sale. XXXX called the attorney on XXXX XXXX, XXXX, stating that though ASC confirms that my loan was in active review for a loan modification during the time of XXXX XXXX, XXXX, ASC denies sending me the attached letter. The letter has my full legal name, mailing address, Wells Fargo account number, and monthly payment information - items that only ASC would know. The letter is written on ASC letterhead with a barcode for filing purposes on the side of the letter. XXXX stated that Wells Fargo denies receiving the payments I sent them. They say that they removed my file from the modification program the same day they called to tell me to wire them more money on XXXX XXXX, and a month before they called me in XXXX to have me wire even more money. They say they are going to take my home tomorrow, though I did everything they told me to do. XXXX told me to call the police. I am concerned given the detail of the letter that if ASC did not send it, that they have a extensive privacy breach with regard to my file. If Wells Fargo did not call me to make payments, then someone inside their company is scamming money from their borrowers, as when I call the number back, I speak to representatives at Wells Fargo. I would like Wells Fargo to give me a chance to keep my home. 
