re: Oceanna

As with any information shown it’s a basic practice to be vigilant. Do your own research and dig past many layers of deception.
Persistence is the theme.
After truth is realized then it can be shown to public.

Those who don’t provide links as proof or don’t provide them when asked are usually shills.

Is this really an Anon link to Facebook?

Why would they post the name of who made the page?

It’s also strange how you have to sign in before you view the page—which isn’t
the case with the OWS Facebook pages and which I don’t think is that typical for
social activist groups.

Since when did Anon start pontificating publicly on memes like transferring to
credit unions that have been around for several years.  Stranger and stranger . .
.

re: toxico

Number of options:
1. move most of your money to trusted credit union and leave small amount for your mortgage, let’s say 2 or 3 payments worth, in your present bank

2. learn how to discharge debt like the banks and pros do:
http://projectarise.com/debtelimprocesses.php
study carefully and do your own research as well ... it’s a must!

3. as already said, refinance your loans to other institutions

4. learn how to be a Sovereign and use Settler’s Rights to gain 1/4 section of land per individual to 1 full section of land per family. If you learn fully you will be provided with everything you need to start up ... tools, materials, equipment, etc. etc. .. all you need to provide is your labor to do it.
Note: choose your land carefully as you will need to survive off it. Away from floods, tornadoes, bad water, poisons, etc.

I thought anonymous was going to take down facebook for selling the peoples personal info to anyone who paid them for it?
Why would they now start a facebook page?

So far I have found no credit unions available to me in Queens, New York.  I find this very odd.  I assume there are laws inhibiting their formation.  When I lived in British Columbia credit unions were normal and anyone could join one.

There was a sensationalistic piece earlier on a TV network site, which claimed
that Anonymous was part of OWS and would be doing hacking on their behalf. 
Supposedly that was from a warning issued by Anon, as if they would threaten
like that because they were eager to be intercepted before they committed any
hacking.

Methinks there’s some obvious and deliberate conflation going on with the
Anon and OWS.  As far as this article is concerned, why would they (Anon)
repeat the oft-repeated meme from coverage on the movement about moving
your money to a credit union?  Of course, that’s simply commonsense and
irrefutable advice; however,  Anon isn’t inclined to pontificate but rather to act. 
And stealthily I might add, without giving itself away to mass media! 

Misinformation abounds!

Toxico:

From what I understand the only way to move away from a mortgage servicer
you do not like may be to refinance your loan and move to a lender that
services the loans they originate. But apparently lenders can transfer the
servicing of loans whenever they want to.

Another matter is if your loan is not serviced correctly. In that case there is
something called the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act which has some
rules about servicing loans.

I’m not a lawyer or someone who is in the home loan field. You may want to
consult someone who is.

This type of dis-information is bound to happen during the present situation.

No harm - no foul - we understand the reasons behind the idea.

Toxico,

So what?

Don’t suppose there’s a handy yelp like list of credit unions in my area that don’t suck?  Better than Yelp, though.  Thanks!

I would like to close my account with BofA, but they administer my home mortgage,which was bought by Fannie and Freddie. What to do?