Complaint Review: M & I Bank

Mr. Kenneth L. Jost

Deputy Director

Office of Consumer Litigation

Civil Division

US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

U.S. Department of Justice
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Dear Mr. Jost,

This is in response to your letter dated December 01 2010 which indicates that either I did not make my position clear in my email or The Department of Justice has misunderstood my entire complain.  I am not seeking private legal advice or any kind of representation for the injustice done to me. 

My only reason for complaining to the DOJ is HOW CAN A FDIC INSURED BANK GET AWAY WITH DISCRIMINATION, CONPERICEY AND SUCCESSFULLY DRIVE A MINORITY SENOIR CITIZEN SMALL BUSINESS OWNER INTO CHAPTER II.  As I mentioned in my email that since M & I Bank wanted to sever all relations with my business (still do not know the reason) why did they not let me refinance my business instead KNOWINGLY sold my note to a developer (TradeCor Desert Sky II LLC) who had all intentions to destroy us.   My SBA 7A loan through Wells Fargo Bank was being processed and seeking payoff statement from M & I Bank.  Mr. Eric Anders of  M  & I Bank sent a payoff statement of over $2.00M so that I do not qualify for this SBA loan and few weeks later sold my note to Mr. Perry Mann of TradeCor Desert Sky II for $1.2M.

Was Mr. Eric Anders of M & I Bank bribed? Or is he a raciest?   This is very serous and the Department of Justice needs to look into this.  I am definitely not asking the DOJ to recover my monetary losses. 

Please treat this matter as URGENT and investigate why my family business was driven into Chapter II and a family of four is being deprived of their livelihood. If this as asking for too much then there is no Justice prevailing in the Federal Governments Department of Justice.

Sincerely,