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by jermaustin1
2130 days ago
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A similar thing happened to my wife, from the age of like 12 she had a wells fargo savings account, her mother would deposit $50 each time her father paid child support. It was supposed to be an account that when she graduated highschool and went off to college she would have some money for random things. She and I met during Junior year of high school, and moved in to a shitty apartment near her college at 18, thinking that she had some money to help with the deposit. I paid everything first, then she was going to pay me back. Turns out her mother had been depositing the $50 each week automatically until she was about 17, but was also randomly over the years withdrawing nearly all of it. And at the time she went in, she was -$240 on the account, and they wouldn't allow her to close it until that was paid off, and they were going to continue feeing her $20 each month for having less than the required amount. By the time we finally had the income available to close the account it had accrued around $1000 in fees. And yet, for some stupid reason, I am still with Wells Fargo today, 15 years on... |
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Why?
I hate to rub salt in your wounds, but they have demonstrated that they are unworthy of your business. Acting on this would play a small part in forcing them to either change, or else go out of business.