Having written the consumer comment "Washington Mutual behaves like thugs", I would now like to update you on Wa Moo's latest unethical and possibly illegal stunt.in March, I wrote six checks on the same day and mailed them in a batch at a post office. Well, you guessed it, five of the six checks were posted three days before Wa Moo's due date.
The check to Wa Moo, of course, was posted seven days later. Does it strain credulity to speculate that Wa Moo might have deliberately and fraudulently, as a matter of company policy, failed to log in the envelop immediately upon its arrival? And given the rules of evidence, it would be a relatively safe way to extort money.
In my last message I said we were going to sue Wa Moo. Silly me. My attorney tells me they have purchased a sufficient number of congress creatures to have the law written so that I can win a defamation suit, but not only not win an award (the fact that they have made it impossible for you to refi with an honest company doesn't mean there are damages and why on earth would they deliberately defame you?) they might not even have to pay the court costs, depending on what (or who) the judge had for lunch.
Emil
Los Angeles, California
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