Here’s a great story of poetic justice at the expense of an arrogant, bullying bank — that would be our own lil’ Bank of America — in Florida. The short version is that BofA, for some reason, tried to foreclose on a Florida couple’s home *even though the couple had paid cash for the home and didn’t owe Bank of America a penny. They took BofA to court and won, but the bank repeatedly refused to pay the couple’s legal bills, as it was ordered to do by a judge. So here’s what the couple did: They sent their attorney, along with two sheriff’s deputies and some moving trucks, to foreclose on the local branch of Bank of America. “I’m leaving the building with either cash, a check or a whole lot of furniture,” the couple’s attorney said. The “shaken” bank manager handed over a check and apologized for any “miscommunication.” Read the whole story here. It’ll warm the cockles of your justice-loving heart.

John Grooms is a multiple award-winning writer and editor, teacher, public speaker, event organizer, cultural critic, music history buff and incurable smartass. He writes the Boomer With Attitude column,...

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  1. HORAY for the little guy!!! This goes to show how symptomatic this issue is for the banking industries collective FRAUD and complete utter disregard for truth towards the public and the justice system!
    Now it’s my turn to stick it to the prentender lender in my case! This was inspirational!!!

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