I saw in the news the other day that the CFPB is compiling a list of complaints against banks and presenting the information to Congress. Approx. XXXX years ago I filed a complaint with you regarding the mishandling of my mortgage by Bank of America. The complaint is on file and you requested BofA to respond to my letter. They basically sent a form letter after their " investigation '' and said the matter was closed. They did not indicate what efforts they went thru or if they talked with the employees I quoted in my complaint. There were numerous other similar complaints on google when searched. Basically, BofA worked in bad faith and strong armed my situation. The stories on the internet even stated they paid employees incentives to get mortgages foreclosed. Basically, I was behind due to losing my XXXX because my bank, XXXX XXXX failed and was taken over by the FDIC. I was forced to sell my business in the middle of the banking crises to pay off my business loans. Then while negotiating with BofA they called me to inform me that my mortgage was foreclosed on and I had XXXX days to move out. They offered me {$5000.00} to leave my home in good and clean condition which I did. Then after I moved out they said I did n't qualify for the incentive. So I lost all my equity ( approx. {$250000.00} ), my credit is ruined, housing values fell in the immediate area and so did real estate taxes. All because BofA just wanted to clean up their mess. I believe there are many more people in my situation and are basically helpless against the giant bank. It sure seems like corruption and racketeering on the highest level. 
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