the fall

[daisy]

Wednesday 7/15/2009
see you in the fall - if i see you at all
the economic fall of america = it's definitely coming down

with counterfeit money orders
bearing the name of so many banks
and also stolen money orders too
this is how its coming down
the final economic fall of america

its almost like just a set up
to just go ahead and bring america down, down, down
into ameriwrecka - the economic wrecking of america

CHEYENNE --
Western Bank employees got an unpleasant surprise Friday
when they opened a just-shipped box of money orders.
The box was empty. The money orders were gone.

Cheyenne Police are investigating the theft of 1,000 money orders
shipped to Western Bank at 1525 E. Pershing Boulevard, said Cheyenne Police Lt. Bob Fecht.

United Parcel Service shipped the box of money orders from Ohio. "UPS has put a trace on it,"
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The aggressive fraud campaign against home lenders -- allegedly masterminded by a white supremacist group -- is continuing.
Law enforcement officials have scored few legal victories in the fight against fake money orders and related paper, according to mortgage bankers, regulators, and the officials themselves.

Since 1992, a number of splinter groups said to have strong ties to the Posse Comitatus, a group with anti-Semitic and antigovernment views, has waged a paper war against lenders. The weapons -- counterfeit money orders used to pay off residential loans -- continue to pop up at mortgage banks across the country.
www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-16413097.html


www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-15356533.html



www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-17905357.html


www.highbeam.com/doc/1P3-1327731011.html
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[daisy]

LITTLE ROCK (AP) -
Some money orders bought in 13 states and Puerto Rico
are not being honored,
and purchasers should file a claim against the three companies that issued them, a bankruptcy judge says.

At a Tuesday hearing on the bankruptcy petitions filed by NWFX Inc., Northwest Financial Express Inc. and Gold Financial Express Inc., Judge Robert Fussell ordered sales records and unsold money orders of the three money order companies based at Fayetteville, Ark., be turned over to a Little Rock bank.

The money orders, sold at more than 800 convenience stores in amounts up to $300 each, are bought primarily by people without checking accounts who use them to pay rent and utility bills
www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-5364522.html



Counterfeit money orders plague Internet sellers
www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-152211063.html
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