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To: skinowski who wrote (79186)	9/7/2011 8:42:52 PM
From: Ilaine	Respond to of 218084

>>Ultimately, the only lesson learned was that it pays to be aggressive and corrupt.<< Not for, as a couple of examples, Iceland, Deutsche Bank. Seeing a big push for foreclosures from Deutsche Bank these past few weeks. Was wondering why until just recently. Funny thing, none of the pushes for my Chapter 13 clients are well-founded. Clients have been making payments, somewhat late, missed maybe one or two, but within tolerance limits of bankruptcy judges. I push back, judges allow them to catch up. I call Deutsche Bank "Douche Bank." A little debtor humor there. ;^)