Posted by Jim on August 16, 2010 (3 weeks ago)
You want to speak to Ben Windust, Senior Vice President, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage. Here is his phone number. You know his name because it is on computer generated form letters from the staff at Wells Fargo and Wachovia Mortgage, Home Preservation, Loss Mitigation, Wells Owned and any other internal team name. Its all the same people writing to deny your HAMP modification.
They might tell you they asked for information over 30 days ago that you never sent in. But then again, you never got that request, let alone in writing. They might also be informing you that you are in default on a Home Affordability Modification Program modifcation, wherher you knew you were on one or not. Thats just great isn’t it?
You also know his name as the voice of Wells Fargo / Wachovia Mortgage speaking on how wonderful of a job his organization is doing to help people. Don’t waste your time trying to find anything helpful there, I will summerize it all for you right here:
blah blah things are bad blah blah we are doing everything we can blah blah our best blah blah
Now you know, and knowledge is power and manure belongs on farms.
Of course, you are looking for this information because you got a bullshit rejection letter or some other piece of garbage letter. What should you do? Panic? Nope. You can call the 800 number and get time wasted by calling the 800 number speaking to various trolls, peons and time wasters within the organization.
Or make it fell like your doing something different and call the “Executive team” at 1-800-853-8516. Which is just the same group but with a better title. You will get asked for the same package yet again as every, every other time. And you get to tell people you are working with “The Office of the President”.
And how did my call to “The Office of the President” turn out? I am getting the exact same package overnighted to me yet again, yet again, to fill out and send back. Will this time be any different? I believe the expression is same shit, different day.
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Return Mail Operations
PO BOX 10368
DES MOINES IA 50306-0368
1-800-416-1472
FAX 1-866-278-1179
WEBSITE http://www.yourwellsfargomortgage.com
Posted by Jim on June 23, 2010
Todays SPAM email came from offerplaza.net a domain registered to a lady in Kansas City, Kansas. Do not of course do any business with this individual, any websites or businesses associated with them, or this or any other pieces of spam you receive.
Sarah girlfriend, you are more then welcome to contact me, claim that this is a form of fraud, and then contact the domain registrar to have the domain shut down. Then post a comment as a correction / retraction to this blog. Or your not a real person, and this is a made up contact for the domain. Those spammers will do all sorts of stunts to help steal you from your hard earned money.
When will we have the death penalty for spammers? They injury millions, past a misdemeanor or fealony, in the breadth of their assaults of society on a global scale.
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Posted by Jim on December 16, 2009
Today is the current customers holiday party, We asked and contractors can attend so Brian and I paid our $15 to join the fun.
In the spirit of the day I am wearing a green Christmas t-shirt underneath a red cotton ribbed long sleeve shirt. Which way is the mistletoe ladies?

Posted by Jim on December 15, 2009
Today is Tuesday December 15th, 2009 and I am looking hot for the holidays in my holiday socks, Someone & Someone I don’t know their names mens clothing shoe store black casual dress shoes, blue jeans, a custom tailored dress shirt white with black pin stripes, and a wonderfully festive Christmas tie.
Todays silk tie features a reindeer with lights in its huge rack of antlers and a wonderfully mischevious holiday smile that screams “look out ladies, this man is looking for mistletoe”
Posted by Jim on December 14, 2009

Santa on the beach silk tie
Monday and I am on the train to Washington, D.C. sporting a festive holiday ensamble.
My tie is a beach holiday scene with Santa Claus and a reindeer in the warm sand and a palm tree decorated with multiple colored lights.
This is probably a tie I should have worn next Monday when I am flying in from Orlando than this morning when I am training in from Philadelphia.
The rest of the ensamble is a light blue green buttoned down collar shirt from LL Bean, khakis and holiday previously mentionables
Posted by Jim on December 11, 2009
It is Feiday and I am in Chicago for a Microsoft Services team meeting. The temperature is colder then hell with wind chill of stay away from Chicago. Now I could have dialed into the OCS meeting.
But when Anna heard about the meeting she said I should go. To meet my teammates? Be seen in person? No. To pick her up popcorn. I know what kind of lady sends her man out the door two weeks before Christmas to drive around Chicago fly a total of 3000 miles just to bring her popcorn?
Is this a joke? No. I sent her on a Disney Mon’s Panel weekend to Chicago and she loved this stuff. I worked here in the vacinity well Milwaukee and Minneapolis and never heard of the stuff. Spent a year here in the worlds greatest Navy and never heard of it.
She comes out here once and on our two other trips to Chicago this year with Anna during my two weeks at Naval Station Great Lakes with the USNSCC - she hung out with Disney Mom’s Panel moms - and our cross country summer drive, she got more of this popcorn.
I don’t know where to get Garett’s Popcorn except at the Navy Pier which I also never visited while on active duty.
I ask Anna and she tells me to go Whiskey Tango Foxtrot or something I could not hear over the throng and noises of Friday Chicago trsvellers.
She then sends this to her tweeple -
beautygirlsmom: Someone needs to msg @storpappa for directions to @garrettpopcorn at ORD - he’s lost and not allowed to come home without it and included my cell phone number
I know dear readers why would me your poor narrator be subjected to such tortures? Well since we know that I am here for a bit of the old ____ and to see all those _____ - Clockwiork Orange fans, and who isn’t, will fill in the missing words and smile.

So this is how I roll

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Red sweater over a red Christmas t-shirt due to the cold weather in both PHL and Chicago today.
Blue jeans, sneakers and a winter coat complete the look. Hat and gloves are in the jacket pocket.
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Travelling by air today and on this very cold and blustery Friday morning the Philadelphia International Airport PHL is warm inside. The food court in between Terminal B and C is as usual decorated with multiple Christmas trees wreathes garland and lights,
And the Christmas stage for Santa Claus. I think we saw Santa one year at Terminal D or E but who flies Southwest Airlines?

Posted by Jim on December 10, 2009

Good things come in large packages

Today besides everything else going on, I was asked about holiday packages. So yes, Virginia, there is still another pair of holiday briefs I did not know you, because I was wearing them at the time of the picture. So here fo ryour viewing pleasure, I present, my other pair of Christmas boxers
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A visit to the main Amtrak and regional rail station in the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, is not complete without a massive dose of background passive radiation from all the marble.
And during the holidays a massive dose of holiday cheer. Outside the ringing bell of the salvation army can and music to the tree inside. I happen to arrive the other evening as they were putting the tree up but waited to post this more festive and less mechanical picture.
Friends Merry Christmas from Trak’s 30th Street Station Philadelphia, PA
