Personal Narrative: United Bank's Fraud-For-Profit Scheme

I applaud your taking the time to speak with me on Friday. Most of the United Bank representatives I spoke with, in the past, refused me any courtesy. Those who spoke with me, refused to talk after our first conversation. From here, I decided to give you a few critical documents, until I see your designs. Also, I must continue to involve regulatory and investigative agencies; United Bank hid a mortgage fraud-for-profit scheme, because of the financial institution’s power, I doubt United Bank has plans to admit the fraud willingly.
After speaking with you I learned why no one told me Mr. Conway no longer worked for United. Fear, and not just fear of job loss. Ms. Morris, I do not claim to know the intricate details of the fraud scheme; however,
I believe Beckley’s fraud supersedes Fayetteville’s Walnut Ridge enterprise. Thus, I must ask that you not include Beckley President, Jeff Miller. On information and belief, after Michael Farris’s firing, United Bank senior officials lied that Mr. Farris retired. United employees told me at once, concerned about my safety. Further, Mr. Farris’s wife made calls to ask about other job openings for Mr. Farris. However, according to Mr. Bowls (unsure of correct spelling) Mr. Farris retired. Mr. Bowls wasted no time in becoming abrasive. He said United Bank offers all their customers HELOC’s with predatory terms. Mr. Bowls, returned my call for Richard M. Adams, Jr.
The retirement story served a temporary purpose for Mr. Farris, because Beckley president Jeff Miller used his contacts with his former employer, First Community Bank. Mr. Farris’s position allows him to continue placing African-Americans in Predatory Loans when they qualify for prime loans. Ms. Morris, Mr. Farris’ position also serves to buy his silence. Understand, Mr. Miller has a personal stake in hiding the fraud.