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I found this document a while back and thought it might be of some use to those of you that are trying to prove signatures on fraudulent documents are indeed fraud. In my case, the Assignment of Mortgage (fraudulent, of course) was signed by Bethany Hood as VP of MERS. She is identified on page 20 of this document as a "Mail Supervisor". There are many names and law firms mentioned here, as well as some interesting information.

I do want to point out that I believe the name of this company has changed, but is still called something like FIS solutions, or something like that. However, their business model has not changed.

I hope this helps.

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FIS Solutions Newsletter.pdf, 986 KB

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Permalink Reply by L on January 21, 2010 at 5:09pm: A few examples of the "summary judgment evidence" proffered by foreclosing entities (mortgage servicers under the stealth guise of the owner of the note & mortgage).

If I filed one of these, I would be hauled off to jail and prosecuted for committing a felony crime!

Assignments Fraudulent, Fabricated, Accepted as Proof to Evict an A...; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by fraudsters on January 23, 2010 at 8:33am: Yes FIS is apart of the assignments I just seen in the pictures of employees Liquenda Allotey(vp of mers) and Brandon Kiel ( witness 1); ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by L on January 28, 2010 at 3:55am: More fraudulent signatories on documents artistically created by New Century & Home123 (Stephen Nagy...again........sigh.........) here.

And Linda Green, Tywanna Thomas, Korell Harp, and Shelly Scheffey have a lot to answer for here.

As valued Hamlet Member, Fraudsters, states above, fraudulent signatories Liquenda Allotey (VP of MERS) and Brandon Keil (witness) are pictured in this newsletter.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by L on January 28, 2010 at 7:40am: Whitney K Cook: Ohio Supreme Court document showcasing her status as an employee of Chase Home Finance.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Steve Johnson on February 7, 2010 at 8:18pm: FIS was a division of Fidelity National Information Services. They have/had offices in Florida (Jax I believe) and Mendota Heights Minnesota. Within the past year they have undergone a corporate shift, and a name change. This was mentioned in a decision by Judge Diane Weiss Sigmund in 2009. The name they are now operating under is Lender Processing Services (LPS).

For a time many fabricated assignments were eminating from the MN office. That seems to have stopped. It appears that a new player is now fabricating documents. Docx of Alphareta Georgia. A google search will turn up a link for Docx. Clicking on such will take you directly to the LPS website.

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Permalink Reply by Ronald Gillis on February 28, 2010 at 9:56pm: I have the same situation. I found not only that FIS pamphlet you mention, but I did enough research on Bethany Hood to show many different titles [Default Services Jr Officer; Attorney-in-Fact for Wachovia Mortgage by National Fidelity Foreclosure Solutions (think this is FIS??); MERS as Nominee for New Century Mortgage Corp; Attorney-in-Fact as Assistant VP for Deutsche Bank or Saxton (hard to honestly tell); MERS VP; Attorney-in-Fact for Saxton Mortgage Bank of NY; MERS Certifying Officer Listing; HSBC as Attorney-in-Fact; Assistant Secretary of Deutsche Bank by American Home Mortgage Financing Corp; Bank of NY Assistant VP; Household Finance Corp by Attorney-in-Fact; Power of Attorney for HSBC] she has used since 2006 in many states, CA, FL, IL, MA, MS, NY, OH, TX Check out a lawsuit just filed Miami Federal Courts, US Dist Court - Southern District of Florida, # 10-CV-80259-Zloch-Rosenbaum as that is a Class Action Lawsuit filed on behalf of primarily Pro Se (no attorney) litigants for falsified assignment of mortgages. I just found this out today and contacted the attorney filing this case, and have requested to join the lawsuit.; ▶ Reply to This