Karl
Highlands Ranch,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, February 24, 2012
and send them a copy of your Ripoff Report and put it to the attention of 'Investigative Reporter'.
Maybe one of them will contact you and do a story on TV. If this happened to your mother, then it would be safe to assume that it is happening to other elderly people, right? If an Investigative Reporter at a Local News station did a story on TV, it would alert others about what might be taking place in regards to their money.
Just send an email to all of your Local News stations in your city and include a copy of your Ripoff Report. It would be a good idea to send copies through the mail too. If you are contacted and someone decides to do a story on TV, let us know so we can watch it on the web.
Good luck.
P.S. Make sure to send a copy of your Ripoff Report to the CEO of Wells Fargo so he knows what is happening. Simply 'Google' this- WHO CONTROLS THE UNITED STATES ECONOMY BY MAJORITY 2010, and watch that 4 minute video on the web.
The CEO of Wells Fargo appears towards the end of that video. Get his name and send him a copy of your Ripoff Report to Wells Fargo's corporate headquarters immediately.
Glennr1
United States of America#3Author of original report
Thu, February 23, 2012
The person with Wells Fargo Advisors who was my "complaint resolution specialists" within Wells Fargo Advisors Law Department, Christopher T Digirolamo, seems to have legal issues himself. That is if my search of Madison County, IL court records at http://www.co.madison.il.us/circuitclerk/eMagnusLite.shtml and St. Clair County, IL court records at http://www.circuitclerk.co.st-clair.il.us/icjSearch.htm reveal records of the same person.
Now I am finding that the Wells Fargo Advisor, Daniel Ford Green, who was the advisor on my mother's account filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy in federal bankruptcy court on 10-28-2010. The case was finalized on 2-9-2012.
I think this reflects on both the motive for what I see as unwarranted trades on my mother's account for the sole purpose of generating commissions and the cover up Wells Fargo Advisor's legal team has launched to hide the facts.