You've read about it.
You may have even seen some of the amazing press about it. (Like this.)
But now, check out the awesome video showcasing the full story of the Wells Fargo Shareholder action on Tuesday.
And here's a video chronicling the eight arrests of homeowners and clergy members protesting inside the Wells Fargo's shareholder meeting.
And there is more to come!
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Wells Fargo is total useless. They proise to help homeowners and they do nothing about it. I am permanent total disabled and ZI am a widow 68 years of age and they are refusing to help me because the mortgage is in the estate of my father and Wells Fargo has cost me thousands of dollars that I had to borrow from family to fight them. I just went through spinal surgery and I am very depressed and just about ready to give up. I have to keep this home, I have to be treated every month by one doctor and check up on the spinal implant in my spine. I have no where to go and have limited funds.
A must watch. Check out the video of Tuesday's Wells Fargo action + 8 homeowner arrests http://t.co/7nZCvGS #newbottomline #makewallstpay
ribba = zulm MT @NBLcampaign: Video of Tuesday's Wells Fargo action + 8 homeowner arrests http://tinyurl.com/3j8arad #makewallstpay
A must watch. Check out the video of Tuesday's Wells Fargo action + 8 homeowner arrests http://t.co/7nZCvGS #newbottomline #makewallstpay
A must watch. Check out the video of Tuesday's Wells Fargo action + 8 homeowner arrests http://t.co/7nZCvGS #newbottomline #makewallstpay
A must watch. Check out the video of Tuesday's Wells Fargo action + 8 homeowner arrests http://t.co/7nZCvGS #newbottomline #makewallstpay
Thank you so much for posting this for the thousands who could not be in Frisco in person, but are with you in spirit. May this be the first of many, many nationwide protests. Wells Fargo is a bigger financial terrorist than Osama bin Ladin ever was … though, admittedly, not as big a terrorist as JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Citibank, et al.
