Banks broke into this womans house and stole her stuff, then sold it, problem is they got the wrong house and her mortgagew isnt even with them, now the bank is acting indignant over the fact that she wants retail value for all the things they sold, its mind boggling that someone could be this stupid, and try to save a penny on making someone whole when they were clearly in the wrong, there should be lynch mobs outside this bank as we speak.
Having your belongings repossessed by a bank hurts, but itâs worse when itâs done by accident.
Thatâs what one central Ohio woman claims happened to her.
âKatie Barnett says that the First National Bank in Wellston foreclosed on her house, even though it was not her bank,â 10TV.com reports.
âThey repossessed my house on accident, thinking it was the house across the street,â Barnett explained.
Barnett added that she was away when the bank decided to break into her home and take her things.
She said she had âto crawl through the window of her own house in order to get in after she used her own key that did not work,â the report adds.
The report notes that most of her belongings were âhauled away,â some sold and others trashed.
Yes, the bank accidentally broke into her home and took her possessions thinking it had the correct house all along.
âThey told me that the GPS led them to my house,â Barnett said. âMy grass hadnât been mowed and they just assumed.â
Local authorities, she added, were of little help.
âShe called the McArthur Police about the incident, but weeks later, the chief announced the case was closed, the report notes.
She took her problem directly to the bank, presenting its president with a list totaling $18,000 for her stolen belongings.
He refused to pay.
âHe got very firm with me and said, âWeâre not paying you retail here, thatâs just the way it is,ââ Barnett said. âI did not tell them to come in my house and make me an offer. They took my stuff and I want it back.â
Shock has turned into anger.
âNow, Iâm just angry,â she said. âIt wouldnât be a big deal if they would step up and say âIâm sorry, we will replace your stuff.â Instead, Iâm getting attitude from them. Theyâre sarcastic when they talk to me. They make it sound like Iâm trying to rip the bank off. All I want is my stuff back.â
The bank president told 10TV.com they are trying to âcome to termsâ with Barnett.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...hats-not-the-most-shocking-part-of-the-story/
Having your belongings repossessed by a bank hurts, but itâs worse when itâs done by accident.
Thatâs what one central Ohio woman claims happened to her.
âKatie Barnett says that the First National Bank in Wellston foreclosed on her house, even though it was not her bank,â 10TV.com reports.
âThey repossessed my house on accident, thinking it was the house across the street,â Barnett explained.
Barnett added that she was away when the bank decided to break into her home and take her things.
She said she had âto crawl through the window of her own house in order to get in after she used her own key that did not work,â the report adds.
The report notes that most of her belongings were âhauled away,â some sold and others trashed.
Yes, the bank accidentally broke into her home and took her possessions thinking it had the correct house all along.
âThey told me that the GPS led them to my house,â Barnett said. âMy grass hadnât been mowed and they just assumed.â
Local authorities, she added, were of little help.
âShe called the McArthur Police about the incident, but weeks later, the chief announced the case was closed, the report notes.
She took her problem directly to the bank, presenting its president with a list totaling $18,000 for her stolen belongings.
He refused to pay.
âHe got very firm with me and said, âWeâre not paying you retail here, thatâs just the way it is,ââ Barnett said. âI did not tell them to come in my house and make me an offer. They took my stuff and I want it back.â
Shock has turned into anger.
âNow, Iâm just angry,â she said. âIt wouldnât be a big deal if they would step up and say âIâm sorry, we will replace your stuff.â Instead, Iâm getting attitude from them. Theyâre sarcastic when they talk to me. They make it sound like Iâm trying to rip the bank off. All I want is my stuff back.â
The bank president told 10TV.com they are trying to âcome to termsâ with Barnett.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...hats-not-the-most-shocking-part-of-the-story/
