Jan8th2009 Us Bank Alert

Affiant Sharon Anderson did not open this e-mail until today 4Feb09, Now that
2 accounts have been compromised to cause Mortgage Default. The sequence
Jan8th,09 this Notice, Jan.15th, apparant Block,Jan27th09 We were at the East Side
Branch, signed Signature Card, refused to us by BAnk Employee Jessica DeLaCruz651-778-2676
then Affiant went downtown St. Paul Branch, ordered Free New Checks with proper address.
then The XXXX hit the Fan when Affiant tried to Order Cell PHone with Debit Card which was declined, then Affiant called and the rest is Forensic History as a Maurie Coulter arbitrarily
blocked the 2nd Account, without probable cause or Documentation.

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