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Wells Fargo (NMLS #399801), one of the biggest financial services companies in the country, provides home purchase and refinance loans in all 50 states. You can check rates online and then apply online, over the phone or in person with a local mortgage consultant. Loan options with Wells Fargo include conventional and government-backed loans, as well as jumbo loans and loans for new construction properties. As of the publishing date, Wells Fargo has temporarily suspended applications for home equity lines of credit (HELOCs).
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Reviewed Aug. 16, 2017
When I moved recently, Wells Fargo was the easiest and best company I dealt with thru the whole move. They treat me very nice and always take care of my needs. Not one bad complaint. I love Wells Fargo.
Reviewed Aug. 16, 2017
Staff have always been helpful, and quick to correct errors. When our debit card was compromised, the bank's agents promptly replaced our funds and had a new card to us in a couple of days. We have been with the same institution as it evolved from Wachovia, to First Union, and then to Wells Fargo. All great.
Reviewed Aug. 16, 2017
I lose money every month and the online account goes down for some time and it is difficult to tell exactly what has happened. Had so many charges at the end that it broke me.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2017
Customers money can be sent to a criminal using Surepay through a partner company called Zelle. Zelle allows people to set up profiles using other people phone numbers. When you send them money and it disappears, Wells Fargo disappears and claims they are not responsible because they used the right number. It's banks doing what they do best guys. But this one is scary because Wells Fargo is ignoring the issue which means the scam will only grow because the thieves know Wells Fargo will not take any action to find them.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2017
I tried to access my online Wells Fargo account today, which I have 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) enabled for added security. Upon successfully logging in, the Verify Identity page incorrectly displayed my phone number to which the 6-digit authentication code was supposed to be sent. Not only was my mobile number (which has not changed in over 12 years) not included in the selection list of numbers, but also 2 incorrect phone numbers which do not belong to me (nor never have belonged to me) appeared in the drop-down (home number ended in ** and work number ended in **, in case this happens to anyone else). I immediately called Customer Service and was transferred to Online Fraud after I indicated that the phone numbers listed were not mine and that my number did not appear.
It seemed to me that someone had somehow logged into my account and changed the contact information (how they did that without me getting the 2FA text message nor me receiving an email stating that my contact information had been updated was beyond me). I was transferred to Online Fraud, and I spoke with Irene. Irene was the 4th Wells Fargo employee that I had been routed to after being disconnected once. I explained to Irene what had happened, and she was adamant that those numbers were mine, even after I explained to her that I had never been in possession of any numbers that matched the last 4 digits. When I asked her to provide me with all 10 digits (including the area codes), she stated that she could not give that to me even though it was information in my account (I should be the owner of all of my personal contact information, no matter what anyone says, period).
Not only would she not provide me with the numbers so that I could contact the person, but she also claimed that I had changed the area code of my own mobile number. The last time I was able to access my online account was 8/7/2017, and today's date is 8/14/2017. She was claiming that I had changed my area code within the last 7 days, so I asked her to check the logs and tell me what day and time I supposedly did that. Irene was not able to tell me the date and time, but she accused me to changing it as well as adding the "new" erroneous numbers (I guess the Customer stopped being right a long time ago). I work in IT, so I asked her if she could tell me if their system had any data breaches or upgrades, upon which she admitted that they have upgraded their OTP (One-Time Password) system.
After admitting that, she then said that the conversion process must have taken my old contact information from Wachovia (which is nonsense, because neither of those numbers were ever attached to me) and replaced my mobile number by mistake. I then tried to contain my anger, because apparently I had not been hacked. I asked her to delete the bad contact numbers and add my correct mobile number -back- to my account. Irene said she had deleted the numbers, but adding my mobile number would take 3 months because of an "eligibility" process. After she said that, it took every bit of control I had to not reply with some choice words, but I remained professional. What an inconvenience to go 3 months without being able to login to my account and manage my different funds! I had her transfer me back to Customer Service.
Customer Service explained that one of the numbers (the "home" number) had in fact been deleted by Irene, but she left the "work" number. The CSR then deleted the "work" number also, but she explained that it would take 1-5 business days for my mobile number to be "eligible". What in the world do they do that takes 1-5 days??? Anyway, long story short, if anyone else is thinking of switching to Wells Fargo, I urge you to reconsider because they are not good stewards of their customers' data. Nor are they good at Customer Service after hours. Maybe I should have called during the day.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2017
I have been a loyal customer of this bank for years. I have always received great customer service and excellent financial advice from their people. They expand everything very simple and have never steered me wrong.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2017
Sometimes the bank does not thoroughly explain the specifics of opening accounts and charges are assessed to your account without your knowledge. When I discovered this, they did remove the charges.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2017
I lost my business because of the games these banks played during the recession. They got bailed out by our government and we lost our homes and credit.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2017
When someone duplicated my checks years back they were quick to replace my $7000 that was stolen. Bank tellers very nice also. No problems with this bank.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2017
I got a check from my employer for a little over $500. I used the Mobile Deposit at around 7-9 am on a THURSDAY. After I completed the "deposit" it did not show up in my account even after a couple of hours. I called the main customer service number and they said my check is now voided, so I was able to take into a branch since there was some kind of issue. I went to the branch and everything seemed to go smoothly. I told the teller the situation and she confirmed my check was cleared and proceeded to give me a receipt.
The day went by and my fiancé and I bought our usual groceries. The next morning I woke up to an email saying my account had reached 0 dollars. My fiancé and I are always on top of our budget so there was no way we spent that much in little time. He contacted customer service and they said we committed a check fraud and they withdrew "both" checks from my account when we were specifically told by CS and a local teller that our account was alright and there would be no further issues.
On the 5th business day we were told a letter would come in explaining what had happened even though it was not made intentionally by us and attached with it would come a copy of the original check so we could cash it however we please. (Exact words from a CSR) We were not given a confirmation number during the phone call but was assured it would be in the letter. When we received it there was NO CHECK, and no reference number. Every time we call we have to explain the story. After speaking to several branch managers they were able to provide some info on how tellers are able to see previous deposits and whether or not they've been voided.
So this goes to show us that not only did the person we gave our check to had little to no training but poor service. Whenever we call, information is so inconsistent it almost seems like these people don't work for the same company. We have been going back and forth with them for over 10 days just to see if they will be the ones to give my money back because at this point my HR and payroll manager confirmed on their end that it looks like I spent my check already. Wells Fargo says they reached out to me multiple times but all I got was the email at 7:30 in the morning saying my account was at 0.00, not even explaining why.
The lack of respect is ridiculous and there is no information that adds up with this situation. We've now been told that our mobile deposit should have never been voided in the first place. I'm not sure why a CSR would choose to perform such a task for me knowing that it would cause so many problems for my account. This week will be 2 weeks that I've yet to see my money. At first we were flat out told "There's nothing to fix and you owe Wells Fargo all your money." How does that make sense when the error was not made by me? There is tons of miscommunication and once I receive my check in full I will be canceling my account.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2017
Criminals. I closed my accounts that were with Wachovia when Wells Fargo bought it. Wells Fargo was awful. They cannot be trusted and lie and deceive. They will do anything to screw consumers for a $1 profit for themselves.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2017
I have many accounts both business and personal at WF. The staff there is always helpful and courteous. I hope their online security is good.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2017
The online Wells Fargo site is much worse than other large bank sites I've used. It does have one great feature, the ability to "download" money from another bank account at another bank. This makes it easy to transfer money for my son's college apartment rent.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2017
Product value and seamless service with a smile. Transactions of all nature complete in a timely manner. Management available and prepared to jump in to assist customers and their employees.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2017
It's ridiculous that we still have to pay for money orders & cashier's checks when we hold accounts there. What are the perks of having an account then? I can cash checks at Walmart, I don't need WF.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2017
I was incarcerated at Mays landing correctional facility under false pretenses... all to steal my social security disability monthly payments... When you sign the receipt to receive inmate clothes there is a box on the receipt giving Wells Fargo Power of Attorney over every inmate that signs that clothes receipt. The prison does not tell you your power of attorney is given to Wells Fargo bank when you sign a receipt after the jail provides you sneakers... I had no reading glasses, like many. The officers in classification do not tell you you gave power of Attorney to a bank for signing inmate clothes receipts. It is a fraud on the people... It is a private prison and the longer they keep you they made their own law that they can claim your social security disability payments... This is another bank fraud against the people... and Wells Fargo are taking advantage of people put in the system that do not know Wells Fargo has power of Attorney over them...
This is collateral fraud with Mays landing Prison in NJ, Atlantic City prosecutor's office and Wells Fargo bank taking away civil rights of targeted constituents for a money making machine... All three entities denied my ability to make a phone call out of their local area for 3 weeks. That is collateral fraud... Wells Fargo Bank teaming up with Mays landing prison? Mays landing prosecutor's office that abuses the rights of every inmate that signs their jail house clothing receipt with a Power of Attorney transfer to Wells Fargo Bank is a fraud, a trick and it discriminatory to people on government subsidies... The people they hold with no voice... for their Profit...
It's a fraud against all people on disability arrested and not found guilty of anything prior to sentencing... This power of attorney will keep people incarcerated for the 3 entities' best interests... never mind justice... This is a fraud. An abomination the bank prison and court house created illegally... How is it a prison and bank work together to take away power of attorney without the knowledge of the inmates. Fraud.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2017
I requested Wells Fargo Bank Gift Center department to have 20K of my points converted to cash ($200). Each time, they told me two separate checks ($100/ea) will be issued and mailed... and consider it "delinquent" if you don't get them within 7-10 business days. To date, I had to ask twice to have them issue these checks. Each time, I am given check request confirmation numbers, check numbers and claim numbers. WFB claims they issued and mailed four (4) separate checks and ALL FOUR SEPARATE CHECKS GOT LOST. I don't think this is possible.
I spoke to eight Customer Service reps and Supervisors (recorded all of it) and expressed there is something wrong with their internal process. Almost something very peculiar going on. None of them expressed any concerns and robotic with their response and process of what to do next. No escalation. Just submit a claim each time, stop payment will be issued and new checks will be issued... and I keep waiting. WFB hasn't had good reputation recently and this process is so wacko, I'm wondering if some fraudulent practice is going on whereby these point conversion to cash requests are purposely made difficult?
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2017
I've never had a problem with Wells Fargo and have been with them over 40 years. Great customer service, never screwed up any of my accounts. Own personal banker.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2017
There were times where I would be unable to access my online account. And then when I would call, they would say that my account was showing up as being closed. How is my acct closed, when I just used it earlier that day to make a purchases? My direct deposit was going in there every week, and I was writing checks for bills. I like the notifications they give, as well as the layout of the website and the 24 hour customer service.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2017
I am not happy about how Wells Fargo handles passwords. They tell you that you have the wrong password and you have to change. But when I do change, they again tell me that the password I chose is not correct when they just approved it.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2017
I was paid with a check from Wells Fargo. I went in to cash it and was treated like a criminal. Was made to wait, under constant surveillance, for over a half an hour and was told I had to open an account and deposit the check. So I did. And then withdrew the money and closed the account. After which I kept receiving letters saying the account was under the minimum amount required and fines were applied. This kept happening for months. I'm not sure whatever happened with that as there was no way in hell I paid them, or ever will do business in any way with them, ever again.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2017
We had a checking account & mortgage with them for years! However, Wells Fargo was not there for us when we needed their financial assistance through hard times! They made our lives extremely difficult! I pray we never have to bank with them again!
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2017
I find the customer service associates at Wells Fargo to be excellent and very personable. The important thing is that the bank has not left us as has so many others have done.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2017
I was with another international banking institution before opening an account with Wells Fargo. I had been with the prior bank for over 6 years. I received a letter stating they had run a credit check and that they did not want me as a customer and that they had closed my account. In tears, I walked into Wells Fargo and explained what had happened, letter in hand. The bankers were supportive and I opened an account that day. No matter the situation or banking need, whether in person, on the phone or online, the bankers are there for you. They have every type of financial services you might ever want or need.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2017
They love to charge overdraft fees even when a direct deposit and a debit hits the account at the same time. These fees really hurt being on a tight budget.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2017
Things are getting better with Wells Fargo. Refinanced and they were very helpful. Kept us very informed about what was going on and when it would happen.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2017
Everybody is so nice and very friendly. I have had a few things happen recently and they were always ready to help in my fraud case and getting a new account. I'm very thankful for their customer service. It's awesome.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2017
I try to avoid in-branch visits as there is so much turnover that I almost never have the same banker for more than a few visits. This being the case, I find "customer service" at Wells Fargo mediocre at best. As I am familiar with other banks as well, I don't believe that is an exclusive flaw. BofA, Chase, Citi, all share in the guilt. They're probably a little better at the commercial level than the retail level due to the more "snobbish" attitude of commercial bankers who claim they believe in developing relationships (but not loyalty as they will try to steal those relationships if offered greater incentives by their competition).
The future of retail banking, in my opinion, is in technology and as old-school consumers begin to become non-customers and younger consumers who are more thoroughly versed in technology become bank customers, competition will be driven by a bank's ability to satisfy the making of banking somewhere between easier and effortless. In that case, the banks with the bucks have the edge.
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2017
I like the branch I use. They always greet me upon arrival. They sometimes even use my name! Everyone is friendly and as helpful as possible. They never treat my questions as irritating. One even walked me to the atm and showed me how to use it.
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2017
Have been a customer for several years, and have been very satisfied with their services. Online bill pay is a breeze, rewards are good on their credit card and CD rates are competitive.
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2017
I like this bank. Been a customer since 1994. They are able to help with everything I need. I just needed a medallion signature and they were able to help me at no charge.
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2017
They want just to sell, sell and sell. After they got the selling part done, there is no follow up. So bad. Therefore, I moved most of the investments to another bank.
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2017
Wells Fargo is a really easy place to bank and I've been doing so since I was 14. However, I wish there was messenger feature to chat with representatives in real time.
Reviewed Aug. 10, 2017
Funds removed LEGALLY from joint account, the bank called me after 4 days, threatening me to return monies or police would be called. Wells Fargo then took it upon themselves to remove funds from my individual account. No explanation... no answers after 2 weeks for their actions. Now I have been shuffled to more than I can count "people and dept". That not one has an explanation. I guess my lawyer will get the answer from them. I have been banking with them 26 years. Very disappointed with handling of a very serious matter. ALL accounts closed... YOUR MONEY IS NOT SAFE IN THIS BANK!!! My experience alone explains why the rating is so low... They shouldn't even get 1 star.
Reviewed Aug. 10, 2017
We have always paid our mortgage ON TIME! Wells Fargo did not process two of our payments and when we found out, the supervisor gave us her Employee ID Number and said that it was bank error. Now to find out it is on our Credit as Two Mortgage Lates. I contacted Wells Fargo to let them know and share our documentation: Conformation #. Date of Payment letter we received from them saying they got their payment. Then the notes from the Supervisor who let us know Wells Fargo had made a mistake. Twice. Wells Fargo Executive Resolution Specialist called me this morning to let me know they would not take that off and it was our problem. How is this bank still open? It is clearly not a good bank!
Reviewed Aug. 10, 2017
Penalty fees by all means necessary became the norm. Customer satisfaction is very low on the list. Ten minutes before midnight, I paid bills online. Knowing that payroll deposit will be credited at midnight. I made a visit to the branch I opened the account with and was told that funds were instantly removed, even though my midnight deposit would have covered funds for bills written.
Reviewed Aug. 10, 2017
We've been a client for 20 years or so. They seem to be interested in corporate type financing no risk high returns. They are never in the market for housing loans and only at a higher interest rate. If you ask for any information in advance they sent you to the typical salesperson who only and I repeat only in his commission. They gave us a credit card every year that we haven't ever used. The last straw is they removed their coin counting machine from they facilities. We plan on switching banks this year.
Reviewed Aug. 10, 2017
They have always been great. When I have had a problem with my checking account and online account. They do not pay much in interest on savings accounts or cds.
Reviewed Aug. 10, 2017
I applied for a secured card, with a deposit of $300. I called to cancel the card, immediately after I applied, and I was told it was cx. These people refuse to return my deposit. This bank has caused me hardship and I had to obtain an attorney to recover my deposit. These people lied to me. I was told it was in the mail, then "You will have it back into your account" multiple times. I have been mistreated by this bank. Stay away from this bank. The case has just been filed, and hopefully I will recover my money. There is no legal reason for withholding my funds. Also, I never received their card.
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2017
I find Wells Fargo to be a very fair bank. It would be better, in my personal opinion, if they offered small personal loans (such as 90-day notes,) to help their customers who may be in need of a small loan to tide them over when they fall into need, due to circumstances beyond their control.
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2017
I have personally had no problems with Wells. I don't support all of their actions or things they support, but their service has been superb. They have overcome some of their negative press.
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2017
I have been with Wells Fargo for over 20 years and I have always been treated the upmost respect and the employees are very helpful at all times when I call.
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2017
I used to bank at Wells Fargo but they were always putting pressure on me to borrow more or have more accounts or cards. But when I needed help they wouldn't even consider it. When I left no one ever asked why. Felt cold.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2017
I've been with Wells Fargo since 2011 and overall, I'm satisfied. I put my money in, I use it, the usual. It’s a bank. The only thing I do not like since it is so obviously underhanded is the fact that there is no integrated counter to see how many online transfers you have made between accounts. So you either have to slog through your transfers page and hope you're counting them correctly, or bravely soldier on and risk paying a fee. It's bull-hockey. All banks are bull-hockey though, and Wells Fargo is no different from any other corporation champing at the bit to weasel your hard-earned cash.

Reviewed Aug. 8, 2017
My overall rating for this company is a 1 star. I would possibly give the company half a star if it was permitted. According to my best recollection I have been saving money in my 401k through my company for as long as I worked, I had a major class that I had to take in order to further my education and career. Everything was normal at first. I asked for to use my money for my future class and I was faxed paperwork within a few hours to start my claim. I called the school I was going to attend and received a quote to show what it would cost to take the class. I sent in the paperwork and waited for a response. After a few days I called back to check my status, and I was told I sent in the wrong paperwork in a very rude way. I was told I need a invoice instead of a quote, after the conversation with the employee of Wells Fargo I was a little frustrated about how was treated and the lack professionalism.
I complied with sending a invoice, the same day. I called a few days later asking my status, I was told that status was approved but not for the amount I asked for. I asked the reason why my original request declined, and the response was that the class doesn't cost that much, I told them I understood that but I have software, and computers and other items too but for this course. They told me if I wanted to receive more of my money that I would have to send them a advertisement of the items that need for class. I told them that I'm taking a high level course, and since your company knows that I'm in class that requires a computer and software there is justification.
They asked me would I like the money I was approved for. I said, "Of course". And I asked them if they were following the guidelines by the IRS.gov site. After I read the guidelines to employees and managers I still have not received my compensation so I will be reviewing other options through legal. I hope this helps. Don't save with Wells Fargo, tell your company not put your hard earned money in Wells Fargo.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2017
I was fine with Wells Fargo and have been banking with them for years until they treated me like a criminal. I mixed up check books by accident from another institution and deposited a check from an account I closed. I explained to them what happened and they immediately said they were going to automatically close all my business and personal accounts. I had to write a letter to upper management and spend an entire day fixing the situation. I guess my stellar credit, the fact I was in major fraud at the DA's office, or the fact I never bounced a check with them or had overdraft issues wasn't enough. If I didn't need a corporate account I would go with a credit union.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2017
Only bank that help me to open an account with my parents and I on the same account. Dad had a bad stroke and mother blind and with hear aids and walker. I'M their POA.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2017
Been with WF since the 70's. Once it bought Northwest out it all went downhill. It's run by way too many computers. Employees have no authority. Get rid of its massive ego.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2017
I have a home project loan with them. Can't go to any home improvement of my choice. It has to be of someone who is approve thru them, which is much higher than the average home improvement store. I think it is a scam.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2017
Had a problem with bank fraud. They accepted a check by photo deposit with no signature on it as a rent check! We have not ever had a rental in our lives but they still blamed us! We reported to the police. Proven to be someone else but we were treated like crooks. Had a Wells Fargo card and it was closed same with our bank accounts! We even have had our home loan with them with not one problem. Very poor customer care.
Reviewed Aug. 7, 2017
Been using Wells Fargo for personal banking since I opened my first checking account with them in 2014. Up until now there have been no problems. Quick transactions at the ATM, easy transfers, great mobile app, customize debit cards etc... On Friday night I deposited a 300 $ paycheck at a local Wells Fargo ATM and I was surprised to see my account didn't have the money I deposited in it. This was the first time this ever happened. I've always been able to make quick deposits with my paychecks at the ATM.
The next day I called customer service to ask why my deposit was ''still pending''. I was told that since I made the deposit on Friday night after hours, it wouldn't go through until Monday!!! I was shocked because I was never told by the bank that Friday night was the cutaway time to deposit a check! My whole weekend plans were ruined!!! It's Monday afternoon and my check still has not gone trough yet!!! Should not take this long to process a 300$ check!!! Still not able to get personal things done!!! The only reason I'm giving a second star was because the customer service reps were very polite.
Reviewed Aug. 3, 2017
Member since 1999. Multiple vehicle loans, home loan for 15 yrs, personal loans, home repair loans, and now these past 2 years have been total crap. Charged me $5 every time my savings dipped below $300 even when I realized I was $2.30 short of the $300 I immediately I transferred $100 to the savings and within that 20 min they charged me $5, and this happened during a two month period and $5 times 6 times is $30 for stupidity and unwarranted fees.
I'm not sure what happened to a very great company like Wells Fargo and I had many years of satisfactory service but like I said the last two years have been horrendous. IMHO, I believe the liberals took charged and ** all up. This morning I'm trying to transfer money from my Wells Fargo acct to a different bank savings acct and they have you go through a bunch of asinine procedures for safety, that's **, because it's just a way for them to not let you easily transfer a measly $100 from their tightwad company. I'm sick and tired of the stupidity these American company's acting like we are from another country. I just want to know, are LIBERALS RUNNING THIS BUSINESS? IF THAT IS THE CASE THEN THEY ARE TOAST!!!
Reviewed Aug. 3, 2017
So when shopping for the best and Wells Fargo promised me mortgage payment around 1950 for a month and a buddy Does financing and they were beaten his price to. The guy on the phone insured me that will be the loan. So being the best deal I went with them to find out they messed up my mortgage payment was 2300. So I called him back trying to get this fix send a bunch of letters were different loan amounts. They tell me a just ignore it it's OK and the original guy that worked switched off to a lady then to another dude. Was like I was working with four people but no one has the right answers are blaming other people. They would to do investigation because There was recordings of The man tell me this do. So instead of fixing the problem they gave me a $500 gift card and set off the interest rate of 3.85, they gave me an interest rate of 3.75 so it doesn't make up for the extra $400 I'm paying every month!
Reviewed Aug. 2, 2017
I moved to Florida PC. Went and got a checking at this bank. What a mistake. Most banks put your deposit in first. This bank does whatever they want. If you have a check drawn in same day deposit they will charge you 35 dollars. Insufficient funds. Really bad.
Reviewed Aug. 2, 2017
Several years ago when I received a settlement, the customer service representative sold me several services. I wanted to set aside $3500 to pay off my car. Turns out that I did not have to use the savings account earmarked for my auto payoff. What I discovered, to my dismay, is that the account only paid two dollars per year in dividends! Then I found out about sales goals and Wells Fargo attempting to sell as many products as possible. Things got worse when I was awarded Social Security benefits back pay. A large amount of money was deposited in my checking account, but my private disability insurance company was obligated as a provision of the contract, to recoup its disability payments out of my Social Security back pay.
The same rep who sold me the above-mentioned savings account called me when my SS back pay hit my checking account. He was salivating at the bit and said he would move the money, over $50000, into another account. I tried to explain that my private disability would be withdrawing the money as soon as the next week. He was relentless and told me it was in my best interest to reappropriate the money... even though one of the provisions of the private disability account stated that once I received my SS back pay it was to be immediately sent to their company.
Fast -forward to 7/28/2017. A large tree fell on my house. It was going to be a week or so to get funds from my insurance company. So, I once again visited your location at 6119 Saint Andrews Road, Columbia SC. I was seeking a personal loan of $3000 in order to get the tree removal expedited immediately. The customer service representative took my application and said I could check my e-mail over the weekend for a response, but at any rate, She would call me at 10 am, 7/31/17.
Now it is 8/2/2017 and no communication from her. I called my insurance company, USAA, today and after explaining my lack of follow-through from Wells Fargo, they immediately approved my tree removal estimate and I will have the funds to have the tree removal performed tomorrow. Even though there was the chance that I may not have been approved, the Wells Fargo customer service representative should have contacted me. So long Wells Fargo, hello USAA Bank.
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2017
We applied for a HELOC loan with Wells Fargo Bank because our primary banking is through Wells Fargo. The initial online application was terrific and we were told we were conditionally approved. We owe nothing on our home, have perfect credit and ideal income - everything a bank is looking for in a loan app. The first loan assistant we were assigned was exceptionally rude and we asked to be assigned to a different person.
The second person was even worse. The documents we submitted were ignored for months and then we were told to resubmit the exact same documents. Then again. Now today AFTER FOUR MONTHS of submitting mountains of the exact same documents, we were told that our application has expired and we will have to reapply! Worst customer service experience ever - hands down. We will never do any business with Wells Fargo loans.
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2017
I open a checking and savings with Wells Fargo in 2013. They asked me if I wanted a credit card and I said no. They opened one anyway, and received a card in the mail. I went into the branch and told them to close it. They said they would and didn't. It took repeated requests for them to finally close the credit card account.
At the time I opened my account their policy was as long as I maintained 2,000 combined in checking and savings there would be no checking fee. I don't use this account often anymore and I had a few thousand in savings and a few hundred in checking and rarely checked it. Set it and forget it sort of thing. (I know bad idea, but I trusted them). Well, they changed that a few years later but didn't tell me.
The new policy was that they don't combine the savings and checking balances to waive the fee, that the CHECKING account must have the minimum 2000, and savings doesn't count. Even if I had 20,000 in savings it wouldn't matter. I found then I had several past service charges of $35.00. So I had to transfer my savings to checking to keep from being charged again. This is a ridiculous policy. That's 2000 just sitting there not collecting interest and can't be used by me. They did refund me the fees though, this was right after the scandal and I think at the time they were being very lenient, naturally.
(Not that the savings interest is worth mentioning anyway. What a joke.01%). Also as others have mentioned, purchases by me sometimes don't show up for days, and some show pending for long periods of time, disappear, then show up again. This has never happened with other banks. I would love to close this account out, but I keep it since my main bank is online only, and it's convenient when I need to deposit cash occasionally, otherwise I would dump them.
Reviewed July 31, 2017
WELLS FARGO! Important story about Wells Fargo Investment Accounts. My father in Law who recently passed away had started a WELLS FARGO investment account in the state of Arizona several years ago. That account is part of a legal trust Jac also started with his wife. Bottom line is that WELLS FARGO would not give the legal trustee, my wife access to the account for money to care for Her father which forced us to sell his house in Arizona. Now that he has passed, presented with his death certificate and the trust documents, WELLS FARGO still will not give the legal trustees control over the account. They hide behind a brokerage that is located in New York. Now they want a new trust written with no guarantee they will honor it.
Reviewed July 29, 2017
I opened up a account with them and set up Overdraft Debit Card protection. Well it does not work. They would not approve a $20.00 purchase but I bet they will approve a $7 purchase and charge me $35 for it. The direct deposits does not posts immediately like they claim. You can see it pending. When you call in customer service can't see it pending either. So your direct deposit is in their ledger and they have not put it in your account as pending.
I had a payment return even though I have overdraft protection and even though my direct deposit was sent days before. One reason it returned is because they didn't apply my direct deposit on my account even as pending. It was sitting somewhere in the bank's ledger instead of applied to my account pending until pay day. The other reason they didn't honor the overdraft protection I opted on for. This bank really don't have overdraft protection and posts funds immediately like they claim they do. Customer service is rude and uneducated. I've been hung up on. Don't bank here. You do not need the hassle and could easily go with another bank. If enough customers change banks maybe they will close down like they should. Put your money somewhere else and not with this bank unless you want to lose it or take the risk of having your identity stolen. I don't trust them at all. Wells Fargo is not worth the hassle that you are bound to get at some point with them.
Reviewed July 29, 2017
Now Wells Fargo restricts access to online statements if we want paper statements. Opening unwanted accounts, charging unneeded insurance, applying undisclosed fees - not enough. Still finding more ways to rip off their customers.
Reviewed July 29, 2017
I have opted out of overdraft 4X TIMES, and I was told that a purchase would NOT GO THROUGH if I did not have the available funds. I am now owe over $200 to WF for ODraft fees that should not have been charged (and neither should of the purchases), because of WF's broken promises and manipulation (including rearranging my debits and credits so that I am charged overdraft fees - I have proof!).
I've been a WF customer, & so has my family, For many years. Why am I being treated this way? IT IS unfathomable that Wells Fargo creates an impossible situation for LOYAL (20+ years) customers that obviously do not have the income to afford even basic living expenses (and not by choice). I put myself through college while working 3 jobs, and it's just taking time to find a new job, (working FT trying to find one). And I am crying, I can't even afford to eat, and a company that I HAVE BEEN WITH FOR OVER 30 YEARS is trying to take every penny I earn. I am making less than minimum wage. AND my IRA (that they talked my parents into getting) has only received 11 cents a month, about 56 CENTS in YEARS, which I cannot close, and Wells Fargo brokers are supposed to invest my money "the best possible way".
Reviewed July 28, 2017
My wife & I have held a number of Wells Fargo accounts for years. With mixed reviews on them and poor customer service at the corporate level. Whenever you call the 1-800- numbers it is always a gamble where or who you get. We have had all sorts of problems from reissuing of debit cards at random meaning cards not expired or asking for new cards. They just show up for no apparent reason and as you start the calling for why usually the first 3 people you talk to can't understand why either so you get transferred up the chain until you get tired of asking why you needing an explanation. The local branches had all been fairly good and friendly to work with.
Now here comes my latest issue with them early this year in Feb. I got something in mail to open a credit card with them in a mailer so I thought why not start putting things altogether and open an account with them so I do. Everything is fine until this month and I log into my account today and it shows my account was closed, mind you we had no charges on it. Yes a zero balance. Next to it was a 1-800 number which I promptly called and guess what. That is the number to collections and she is dumbfounded why it was closed with zero balance also so away I go to next person.
Well long story short it took 5 yes that is Five people. Later a man named Nick an Account Executive I believe he said his title was and he was to put it bluntly a Rude Jerk. He just kept on saying "we have the right to close accounts at anytime per our T.O.S. Terms of Service agreement. And Sir you have not used the account since opening 6 months ago." Really 6 six months. I told him I have not gotten any warning of this about to happen and he just says "it was in the T.O.S. statement you got when you opened the account". Which whoever reads those is someone I have never met in all my life.
Then in the next breath he says "Well we never sent out statements due the fact there was no use on the account for Feb, Mar, Apr, May, but I show that we sent one out in June." Which I never got. Not totally their fault. Our mail in Fort Worth doesn't always get to the right address. "You are welcome to reapply since I can not reactivate your account." Why would I want to reapply for you to close again at your own leisure and take another hit on my credit report for hard inquiry along with a closed account.
Very Poor business practices going on with this banking Establishment in my opinion. We will be closing all accounts with Wells Fargo. It is sad to see a company I thought really did have my best interest in banking actually be as bad as the media is saying. They are with all the recent scandals in the news. You would think they would be more careful on their actions ie the credit card scams opening up of account for people that didn't request them and the Mortgages.
Reviewed July 27, 2017
On or about April 24th. 2017 my son was awarded 50% of his son's medical malpractice trust. Cameron ** was his fiduciary/banker. He called 5/23/17 to find out where his money was. Cameron assured him it was on the way and he was waiting for the final court order (that most likely he already had). A federal judge from a superior court In Los Angeles awarded this money to my son May 16, 2016. The court order was ignored by Cameron and furthermore we received evasive nebulous answers to inquiries. Finally after three and a half weeks my lawyer called. Cameron ** stated to my lawyer that a lien had been placed on my son's trust by his ex. Wow!! Talk about underhanded and sneaky. My son served our country 8.5 years in the Marines. If WFWM could do this to my veteran. They will do it to your veteran too. Wow!!! The most horrible disrespectful customer service ever.
Reviewed July 27, 2017
Wells Fargo has done it yet again - the greed of corporate banks continues on. As a customer since 2003, I'm appalled at the unethical practices of Wells Fargo bank and am taking my financials elsewhere permanently. As a young family of four, we have three accounts. A no-card checking, separate checkings and a savings account. We are constantly moving money between accounts in order to avoid any fraud and to retain organization (aka we transfer money as the totals come, always keeping the accounts close to $0 in case of theft). My husband accidentally took both debit cards, so therefore I used the card free ATM access.
While attempting to collect a $20, I was made aware that the account only had $10.20 and I quickly cancelled the transaction in order to transfer the appropriate funds or select a different account. Well, while I was requesting a new access code, Wells Fargo charged my account with the $20 that I never received and caused my account to be negative $9.80!! I had to quickly transfer funds again (three times now for a stupid $20) in order to just get ONE $20 dollar bill. Now, what if I didn't have reserves in a savings account (like so many Americans don't) I wouldn't have ANY access to money and would be negative for a faulty system. My suspicion is that they will attempt to charge a $35 overdraft fee for a technical "issue" on their behalf. Talk about a scam!!! I'll find out tomorrow once the pending charges clear, in which there still are two ATM postings totaling $40 when all I got was a $20 (for gas mind you).
Reviewed July 25, 2017
Proper release of funds documents: My parents passed away several years ago. It is down to the very end of the estate dealings. I was expecting a check from Wells or lawyer last week when I get info from the lawyer stating... “** is not the problem here, it is Wells Fargo. I am waiting on signed paperwork from **, sent to him last week. Wells Fargo gave misinformation to ** and myself in order to obtain the funds. This is not irregular. If you look in the news, you will see Wells Fargo has a very poor reputation for a great many things right now. This is something I let the agent know when I called Wells Fargo. I will let you know the Wells Fargo response once we send in what ** signs.” What gives Wells Fargo the right to screw up things so bad... furthermore look at the prior email from lawyer...
“I wanted to let you know, I have received a mailing from Wells Fargo last week. They have failed to send the money and when I spoke with them today, they admitted they gave me the wrong information and I can sue them if I do not like the fact they changed their minds about the documentation they need to disburse funds. Wells Fargo is blatantly ignoring orders from the court. Because the funds are a relatively small amount when compared to legal costs, suing them could consume all the funds available to the estate. I have sent a packet to ** today by email and regular mail with detailed instructions and forms he will need to sign to meet the request of the bank. I wanted to let you know of the delay, but unfortunately, Wells Fargo has been unreasonably difficult from the beginning and they are taking advantage of the small amount assets in the account because it discourages expensive litigation. This scenario is well documented on the internet. We will contact you with status upon our next submission to Wells Fargo.”
This is complete BS and nonstop BS with Wells Fargo and someone needs to do something about it. I’m about to be evicted from my home and I have had 2 heart attacks and 2 nervous breakdowns since my parents passed. I don’t need the grief Wells Fargo anymore. Then people wonder why people flip out and go bonkers on banks etc etc.
Reviewed July 24, 2017
On one of my accounts I get this message "Your automatic payment, formerly scheduled for your current due date, has been deleted. Please remember to make at least your minimum payment by your due date." Even though I have one setup. "09/**/17 **** BK **** ...** Monthly, on due date ** . ** Min pmt due Scheduled View / Delete ". It also gives this useless error statement. The transfer you have requested is not allowed. It is missing the WHY part of the error message.
Reviewed July 24, 2017
I am writing to file a formal complaint against Mike ** with Wells Fargo in the processing of a refinance that was handled by him. I went to Mike to refinance my home only to lower my payment. I wanted to stay with Wells Fargo because I thought that they were a company that I could TRUST. I was wrong. I told Mr. ** that I did not have any money for closing cost, etc and he stated that it would all be worked into the loan. When he told me that I would have to pay $500 for an appraisal, I was alarmed. Mike said that I would get the money back at closing plus some additional and he said that I should put it on a credit card. He never warned that my home would not appraise for what I thought it would. Now I am stuck with a $526 credit card bill at 19% interest rate. Guess Wells Fargo loves these bad reviews.
Reviewed July 24, 2017
Experience working with Natalie to reverse late charges fell on deaf ears. Both my parents have had catastrophic illnesses in the last 4 months which took me multiple times out of the state to attend to their needs. I was doing the best I could to remember amounts and hopefully pay online in a timely manner. It was all I could do to hold my life together. Unfortunately, there is NO grace period before they ring up a late fee. There was no compassion, resolution was less than satisfactory. My husband and I have EXCELLENT credit, we should be the least of their worries. I would NEVER use them again!
Reviewed July 24, 2017
I have finally had enough with these clowns. I stupidly opened an account back in November of 2014 and I have regretted it ever since. First of all, I have paid over $400 in "service fees, maintenance fees, administrative fees" etc. None of which I should have been charged because my account always held more than the minimum balance requirement and I had direct deposit with my employer. Do not even think about using another bank's ATM to withdrawal $ from your Wells Fargo account. Obviously the financial institution who owns the ATM will charge a fee, that is pretty standard.
What is not standard is the additional fee that Wells Fargo tacks on for using someone else's ATM. When I called in last week I was refunded over $100 solely in ATM fees over the last 15 months. That is ridiculous. Where I live there is not a Wells Fargo around every corner, they are few and far between. It is difficult and sometimes impossible to drive to a Wells Fargo to use their ATM, especially when traveling. Every time I have to go to my local branch for anything I wait for at least 20-30 minutes to see anyone. This includes seeing a teller to make a deposit, they never have more than 2 people at the teller counter. Calling in for any reason is a nightmare, get ready to wait on hold for at least 10 minutes only to be transferred to upwards of 3 different "departments."
By far the most poorly operated bank I have ever made the mistake of doing business with. I recently made the fantastic decision to switch all of my Wells Fargo funds to my Charles Schwab accounts. They have free checking that comes with a brokerage account and allows you to transfer funds between the two accounts with one click. Now, instead of having my money sitting in a savings account that yields .01% annual interest, I have more money going into the market and several other long term investments. Not only does Schwab not charge you any fees to use other banks' ATMs, they also reimburse you any fees that the ATM or bank branch charges you to pull money. Service is much quicker and when you call in for almost any reason the person who answers your call can actually assist you from start to finish without transferring you. Goodbye Wells Fargo, you will NOT be missed.
Reviewed July 20, 2017
On 7/19/2001 I stopped into the Wells Fargo Bellingham Washington branch to cash a check written to me by one of their business customers "Dupont Cleaner" located in Bellingham, WA. The check was for $135.00. Dupont Cleaner damaged a new silk shirt and it was a refund check. To say the least it was very inconvenient and my first dealing with Dupont Cleaner in Bellingham Washington I wouldn't recommend them. I spoke to the Wells Fargo Service Manager II Catie **. Catie informed me Wells Fargo bank policy is to charge non bank customers (Me) $7.00 to cash a check issued by a bank business customer Dupont Cleaner.
Catie then offered to open a new account for me to avoid the Wells Fargo check cashing fee for non bank customers. I kindly declined and left the bank. I then contacted two of my banks BECU and WECU local banks. I asked them if they charge non bank customers to cash a business check drawn on their banks. I was told there is no charge to a non bank member to cash a business check from their banks. They told me they do it as a courtesy to the community.
I am outraged that Wells Fargo business policy is to charge a non bank customer to cash a check drawn off their bank. It smells like theft, looks like theft and tastes like theft. I would be embarrassed to have a business client of mine be told at the bank teller window "we are going to charge you $7.00 to $10.00 bucks to cash a check." I would highly recommend not banking at Wells Fargo and I am astonished that Wells Fargo finds this policy acceptable banking standard. Wells Fargo is not community driven and has horrible banking practices.
Reviewed July 19, 2017
I was negative in the thousands and I bought a check into the branch to cover and the guy put it towards another account I had. And I spoke to customer service about everything they put me through and they said, "Don't worry about the other account." And now I'm getting phone calls daily from people at Wells Fargo trying to collect the money.
Reviewed July 19, 2017
I have been married for 3 years and for 3 years Wells Fargo has completely refused to acknowledge my new last name. It is way beyond infuriating. I have shown my new photo ID and social security card. They said that they have to see a certified copy of my marriage license in order to make the change. I live over 2 hours away from the nearest branch and when I drove down to get it taken care of I guess the copy I brought wasn't the certified one. To make matters even worse, my name has changed to the name of the other person on the account which we have shared for over 7 years.
Reviewed July 18, 2017
We requested that our accumulated "points" from our WFB Credit Card be sent to us in the form of checks, so that we could get the cash. They made promises which were never fulfilled. We called and they stated that the "checks were mailed yesterday." Well, that was 18 days ago. No checks. No response from them at all. The reps are well trained it appears to lie, simply to get us off the phone. The money is ours, as most of you reading this understand, yet WFB acts as if it's theirs. The interest that they secure from unethical practices like this help to pay off the penalty they received. It never seems to end with them. I wish we could do something about this, but they get nothing more than a hand slap. Beware of any agreements they make with you. We are finding out that an agreement with them is far less than an agreement. Why is it so difficult to do business with them?
Reviewed July 18, 2017
HELOC and Conventional Loans - It would take pages to describe the calamity of dealing with Wells Fargo Loan Departments. I'm not saying all WF personnel are inept but many are. It's just like others have stated here, very little customer service, extremely slow with loan process, multiple people asking for same documents, extreme lack of sharing or notes on their system as to progress of loans, appraisals being ordered on loans already denied, bean counter underwriters that think they have arrived. We will never do business with them again and I strongly encourage anyone reading this not to.
Reviewed July 16, 2017
I have been a customer of Wells Fargo since 2004. I am concerned about my checking/savings account and the practices of credits/debits. I am constantly aggravated with the fact that Wells Fargo has sent mail including my debit cards to the wrong addresses. I have overdraft protection on my account. However, whenever I overdraft I pay all fees as my check is deposited. My recent complaint with Wells Fargo was on 07-14-2017. I walked into the branch bank and in speaking with a Lisa ** employee of Wells Fargo, she firmly stated to me "if you get the mind right the body will follow". I was very offended as my mind and body wasn't the reason for coming to talk with someone at the bank. I was there because after 13 years of overdraft on 7-03-2017 I needed a withdrawal but didn't have enough to cover and my account goes into overdraft in which I pay.
On the following I subsequently incurred $208 in overdraft. However, when my deposit came a day before Wells Fargo charged $40 to my account without my knowledge and then they cut off my card for misuse. I am a disabled widow. I don't need this type of business with a bank. I have names and have documentation that employees have denied me information from my account. Recently, the comment made I reported to their office directly. However, I am still aggravated by this bank’s practices. I applied for a card with Wells Fargo about a two weeks ago. I believe after the pull of my credit is when Wells Fargo cut off my debit card. But they refuse to agree. I need to investigate why my card was cut and I have no answer in the credit request. In fact none of the employees would provide me information to follow up on my application.
Reviewed July 14, 2017
Just sold my house since it had a horrible loan with Wells Fargo, while going through escrow they held half of my proceeds of my house! This company should be charged with Grand larceny with all the people they ripped off! STAY FROM THIS COMPANY AT ALL COST!
Reviewed July 12, 2017
So much wrong with Wells Fargo. To summarize, Wells Fargo takes far too long to get anything accomplished, they did not properly invest my wife's retirement fund, invested her money in a way that cost far too much in fees, and every time we call for customer support we are transferred to 2-3 other departments first. Their website is not user friendly. They can't complete simple tasks like changing her maiden name or adding me to the account.
Briefly, my wife opened a Roth IRA when she was in her early 20s and the advisor invested most of it into "cash alternatives" and other far too conservative avenues. The account has been generating less than 1/2 of normal market return for over a decade. I'm glad I caught it now and shared the investment strategy with a close business partner because now we are switching to another provider. But even this has proven to be a challenge for Wells Fargo to complete. For the past 7 years she has been trying to get her maiden name changed to her married name. Seven years. She mailed them the paperwork, called, and faxed. Same name still.
Now that I'm pushing them, I call right after I fax and they tell me it takes 4 hours to update in the system. 12 hours later, now they tell me it takes 48 hours to update in the system. Still no fax. Where did the fax go? I have the confirmation letter in my hand! Faxing again... Their website was described as "user friendly" however I cannot reallocate funds, I can't add any account to add funds, it is beyond frustrating.
Reviewed July 11, 2017
Don't buy property from Wells Fargo. Buyer beware. We bought a foreclosure from Wells Fargo. They made a clerical error on the deed. They acted as if it was our fault and instead of making the simple correction, they delayed while "researching" the matter until we lost our buyer for the property. Wells Fargo is the same as before they got busted. The corporate culture hasn't changed at all. New names... same criminal behavior... unwilling to admit fault and quick to blame the victim. Closing all my business accounts with them next week and I will never again purchase property from Wells Fargo. Their corporate culture is similar to the behavioral norms of a 2 year old. But I doubt they even care because 2 years olds have no real sense of right and wrong.
Reviewed July 11, 2017
Where to start... I took out a Home Equity Loan and used it for my Business. The whole crash of 2008 I was unable to pay it back. I was making all my payments in timely manner. I was told when I took out the loan that if I could not pay it off when due I could refinance again. Well that never happened. I tried for 2 years before the loan was due to get a refinance again. I always made all my payments on time and did till it came due and they would no longer take my payments as the loan was due. I was not eligible for a refinance due to being self employed. I was at first pre approved, then declined and put into Loan modification. They also turned down and left out to hang. My Loan Officer who did the modification process must have hated her job based on her less than pleasant personality and disposition. I was turned down and told to short sell my house.
I had told them all along I could sell a property or two. They were so disconnected on all they did. When I would call into Wells Fargo to see what else they needed I was told many times they needed info on my property in Virginia... "I DO NOT HAVE A PROPERTY IN VIRGINIA" I kept telling them. This took them several months to remove this problem. My financial situation changed again as I rented out our commercial building and now had more income. I also sold a property and could put that into the paydown in hopes to get a loan remodification with a lesser amount due.
Getting Wells Fargo to work with me was a BIG JOKE. I thought I had reentered Loan Modification but I guess I had not... They at first gave me to the same terrible woman I had at first. I requested someone else and thought I had gotten someone else and was in loan remodification. I came home to a note on my door. They were selling my house in 12 days. I had another property in Escrow in case I had to pay down in full. What happened to the loan modification? I am not sure. They were Terrible all along to deal with.
The right hand does not know what the left hand is doing. I was getting paranoid dealing with them as you could not get the same person or the same answer or an resolution at working something out. I had to sell 2 properties to pay off the loan and then when I had the money I could not get the pay off information on how much to send to them or where to wire the funds. It took me a week of being on the phone 8 hours and calling not fewer than 60 people and numbers and still nothing. I also had to get a hard money loan as the other property was not yet through escrow yet. They would not allow me to talk to a supervisor or anyone who knew anything. I asked many times when calling in if I could talk to a supervisor and the answers was no. What a JOKE. I had the cash to pay them off and they would not give me the information without a huge fight for 1 week.
I would call in and be put on hold for over an hour at a time day after day. I kid you not. I have the phone records to prove it. My husband sat there in disbelief over the whole thing... I had entered the twilight zone of incompetency. I was certain. They told me they could fax the info to me or e mail it to me but it would take 5-7 working days and that was the best they could do. "Sorry ma'am" I was told. "**!!!" I felt like saying. "Well my house was up for auction before I would get the pay off info to pay you off." They made it as hard as they could. ** all of them! I was always polite till I lost it completely. I had to take off a week from work only to get the amount I owed them and where to send the funds. I asked to speak to a supervisor numerous times and was not allowed to. I was of the mindset "you catch more bees with honey." Well that did not work at all. I went back and forth between them and the trustee. Both were clueless.
I finally after day 5 went crazy as I was getting nowhere. The house sale was looming, I had the money in the bank to pay them off. I felt like they just wantedto sell my house and possible profit from it as I had a lot of equity in it. After going crazy and screaming and dropping F bombs did I finally get a call an hour or so later saying "I heard you had a complaint..." Really... How they do business is criminal. I hate them more than I say. I feel all of this was intentional to make me lose my house. I had all of their ** money yet they would not and could not give me the payoff info or where to send/wire the money to. Took me a week to get and at least 100 phone calls. I ** Hate WELLS FARGO!!! How they do business is CRIMINAL. How they treat customers is the same. I was treat like **. They told me it would take 7-10 working days to get the pay off information and they could only do so by fax or mail. WTF. As I had the time.
I wish to get away from them but am stuck as now I can do nothing. For 3 years being my credit is ruin because of the foreclosure even through I paid it off in full. I have been financially ruin by Banks this. Yes there is a HUGE PROBLEM with the FEDERAL RESERVE and our own GOVERNMENT who makes the laws to protect these banksters. I am thinking they just wanted my house as it had A LOT of equity was in a very desirable area with high resale values. I am not sure why they did this but I did fight like hell to save my house and I am thankful I did but still stressed over it all.
Sorry for my BAD Language. What a joke the whole thing was. I think there is so much more to all of this than many care to see. Think student loans. Why are young people being so saddled with so much debt just WRONG!!! We are making the wrong people rich. All they have to do is print more money. I am thankful I had the assets to save my house but there goes my retirement... Working like a dog at 60 years 7 days a week 10-18 hours a day. The joys of self employment are no longer.
Reviewed July 11, 2017
My account was in the positive from payday which is Friday till Tuesday! Tuesday morning when I checked the account it said I was negative -$102.00. So I proceeded to go from the last pay day and subtract every single transaction including the pendings transactions And I get -$12.50 so I call the bank. When I do a guy answers the phone. I explain to him what was going on and he treated me like I was stupid. I am closing my account and I am done! Never will I refer Wells Fargo to anyone!
Reviewed July 11, 2017
Horrible! Just one word, horrible customer service. I purchased a Macbook from Amazon and was charged twice. I called Amazon and they gave me the authorization code to dispute the charges from Wells Fargo. Upon calling them, they said Wells Fargo can't do anything about it and will have to wait for it to fall off. Another horrible experience: I am in the middle of closing my account due to above reason and I put a hard freeze on my account so no payment would go through as I was keeping my balance $0 because I was waiting on a deposit. Guess what! Geico payment still went through, $100, and upon calling Wells Fargo (don't know why I was expecting anything from them), they said that the payment was already in 'pending'. Another lame excuse by their team. When I was placing the hold, I made sure that there were no pending payments and I was assured by the customer service rep that there were no pending transactions.
Anyways, today I called to see if they can figure out why the payment was taken out, they were of no help. The person I spoke to transferred me to claims department stating that they should be able to reverse the transaction and take care of any overdraft fees. She filed the claim and transferred me. When I spoke to the claims department, they said they can't see the claim as it will take 24 hours to 'pop up' in their system. What am I supposed to do? Wait till you guys figure out the issue and until then I will have to wait for another 10 days for the account to be in -$100. No thanks! I will pay for it and take the damage instead of dealing with your ridiculous customer service.
Reviewed July 10, 2017
I held a number of Wells Fargo accounts for years and dealt with consistently poor/mediocre service. Was impossible to get anything done over the phone, the website was frequently down. Impossible to transfer money on a timely basis. Any request outside of the most basic service turned into a complete disaster. When I decided I had enough and closed all of my accounts (with a zero balance), they of course hit me with some strange overdraft charge, which they did not inform me of and sent to a collections agency. Avoid at all costs, there are so many other options and there is no upside to doing business with them.
Reviewed July 8, 2017
I purchased and media lamp for my projector. When product arrived it was the incorrect lamp. I contacted Projectorquest and a branch of Buyquest to request an RMA. This is where I have been disappointed with Buyquest.com & Projectorquest.com for not placing the refund into my account after receiving the returned product 2 weeks plus giving me no other option but to file the claim with my banker who I banked over 25 year.
I waited weeks and until this day I'm fused with wellfargo.com banking procedure. They dropped the claim and stated that if I didn't receive the refund to place another claim. I learned that Banking with WELLS FARGO & wellsfargo.com FOR OVER 25 YEARS is not for the commoner interest. Use small banks that still ARE human. WELLS FARGO IS NOT LOOKING OUT FOR THE AVERAGE CONSUMER. LOOK OUT! I discourage any small businesses or any person to open an account with Wells Fargo & wellsfargo.com. They don't care to lose a loyal customer and they are not interested in what you have to say other than take your hard earned money.
Reviewed July 8, 2017
Following several communications in branch, email and social media still not sorted. Over $900 missing from our account. 16 transactions from Walmart online (whom we never use) documented over 2 separate dates (I have the evidence printed off) only 12 transactions reversed. Wells Fargo have deleted, yes deleted every transaction and history of this fraud with no idea or clear explanation why only 12 reversed. So many people talk but do nothing and show nothing to prove we have not lost this money. Charges after charges and all just talk talk talk - but no help! No matter how they explain it, it is clear. 16 transactions, only 12 reversed - 4 missing and not showing... $900 lost! Disgusting how they hold out on you and have nothing to show to prove otherwise... Just disappeared! Hate this bank!
Reviewed July 7, 2017
Signed up for a checking account on 03/29/2017 with Wells Fargo that included a $250.00 promotion if I either had direct deposit or made 10 transaction within 45 days. I made my 11th transaction by 04/06/2017 and then waited until I was given the bonus before I would swap my account over from my old one. I read how Wells Fargo was illegally opening accounts before and thought I would give them a chance. A person would think they would be giving out great customer service due of this scandal. I was really wrong, as they screwed me around for months and never paid the bonus. Even though customer service replied I did in fact qualify for the bonus. Per customer message I received below...
"I can confirm the correct code for this bonus is on your application and as you have met the necessary qualifications; please allow the proper time to receive your bonus which is 45 days from the date you met the qualifications." The 10th debit card purchase was done on 04/6/2017 and this fulfilled the requirement to get the bonus.
Over 45 days went by and still no bonus in my account. Now they claimed Wells Fargo cannot pay a promotional bonus to a customer without a certified tax ID number (W-9) to which I had already mailed in to them. They had me send it in the second time and finally said they received it, but they never paid the bonus. Wells Fargo is the most crooked bank out there and I would advise anyone to stay away from this unethical business.
Reviewed July 5, 2017
Applied for a balance transfer for funds to go to a company that does not accept electronic funds transfers, only checks. I received a check made out to me and to this company on 7/1/17. Reading the accompanying letter, I learned that the promotional Apr offer of 0% for 15 months would no longer apply if the check were used after 6/30/17 (which obviously was now an impossibility). After going through two separate "bankers" (customer service people), I was transferred to a supervisor. They were unwilling to honor the original offer I was approved for and said that if I wanted to reapply for the August promotional (0% Apr for 12 months) I would be considered again. The supervisor was absolutely inflexible, totally uncomprehending why I would expect to have the original offer and approval honored, and obviously could not wait to get me off the phone, no matter what the outcome. I finally told her I was tearing up the check and to have a nice day.
I have banked with Wachovia/then Wells Fargo for over 30 years, including my home mortgage. My experiences with WF have unfortunately become more and more like this over the years. It's not only the principle of the issue (reneging on an approved offer) but the unhelpful manner of the customer service reps that has me steaming. This one may be the last straw and I will consider changing banks. It's just not worth the hassle or the lack of care about the consumer.
Reviewed July 4, 2017
On 07/03/2017 I got to the bank at 4:50 pm to make a company's deposit; there were about 3 cars in front of me so I waited. It took the tellers forever to attend the car by the window, so I finally got to the window at 5:22 PM, just as I was parking my car by the window the teller closed the blind and put the sign "CLOSED". I called the teller from the speaker, he responds that they were already closed, I explained them that I had been in line for almost 30 minutes and then he calls somebody else, some lady with an attitude comes and tells me that for security purposes they have to close the lines and they could not take my deposit! I had almost 35K with me and they refused to take the deposit and on July 4th they would be obviously closed.
They did not care if company's check would start bouncing, or if something happened to me and the money would get lost. They just don't care. Bottom line, it is by far the worse experience I've ever had in a bank. I would not recommend this bank at all; at least not this branch. I am sure other branches are different, but this particular one is a nightmare. If you need to make any transaction, please avoid the branch on Gessner and Braeswood in Houston TX.
Reviewed July 3, 2017
I am unable to make my mortgage payments due to Wells Fargo banking not updating my name change. I have had numerous calls and been sent back and forth between mortgage side and banking side. Each one assures me it's the other side's responsibility to update. As a result I am not able to add my banking information to make a payment. I have sent my marriage certificate to multiple fax numbers Wells Fargo has requested. I am frustrated as Wells Fargo seems inept to handle a simple profile update request.
Reviewed July 3, 2017
Not a good bank. I currently have 6 accounts with Wells Fargo, soon to be none! If I use any account with the UGLY-Teller they charge a monthly fee, if I receive any coin change from them they charge for that! These are all new fees that I currently have been seeing in my statements! I am self employed and their bank is closed when I get done with my day, no convenience for me, but they make sure to take my money any chance they get!
Reviewed June 30, 2017
I have had several bad experiences with Wells Fargo but by far the atm is the worst. They should not allow you to deposit cash if the atm machine can't count it correctly. I deposited 400.00 cash at the atm it gave me credit for 3.80. You can't even deposit 3.80 in cash into a atm the machine. Then they tell me to file a claim and that could take 10 days to get my money. I have other bank accounts and often use the atm for deposits and never ever have I had a issue but with Wells Fargo it is always a problem. Do not bank with them. We have lots of other reliable banks out here.
Reviewed June 26, 2017
I had financed a couch and Wells Fargo was the lien holder. It's a constant battle to try and reach someone. I have spent hours waiting on the phone and even the customer service representatives I have spoken to could not get a hold of the right department. When I finally got a hold of the department I needed the manager I had spoken to was extremely rude and downgrading, and I felt as he didn't care what I had to say. It's frustrating to wait on hold and then be told that there is no way I have been on hold that long.
I was interested in banking with Wells Fargo in the future but after the way they have handled this messed up situation I will never do business with them again and I will do my best to detour business from this company to prevent people from having to deal with such uncaring and sarcastic people I have ever dealt with before. This is the most upsetting part... is people not answering the phone in that department. I have been completely ruined from this experience and like I said earlier I will never do business with Wells Fargo again.
Reviewed June 24, 2017
My son had his bank information stolen. The bank was notified & they told him he was still responsible for the fraudulent activity on his card... WHY? The fraud happened in 4 different states & my son has never left Texas. Really??? They told him his money would be sent to him after the investigation, well it's been over a month & he's still waiting. I checked the mail today & there was a letter from the incompetent bank stating my son's account was overdrawn. Well weeks ago a banker told him that the account was closed. Withdraw your money people. This bank is full of hogwash.
Reviewed June 24, 2017
To all the other people that have wrote their complaints my heart goes out to you. I read a good portion of the complaints and am writing this review to add my experiences with Wells Fargo. I left wells fargo around 1994. At the time I was in the Navy and had around 65.00 available in in my account (after accounting for an upcoming Wells Fargo Visa Card Automatic withdrawal). Myself and my wife and 2 year old son were at an amusement park and were low on money (payday was still a few days away). I went to the ATM and withdrew 60.00 (yes they had ATM's back then) I accepted the 1.00 fee (maybe it was 1.50?). When payday came a few days later I noticed overdraft fees. I cannot recall the exact fee for using a non Wells Fargo atm but it was substantial (like multiple times higher than the fee I had received from the ATM).
This resulted in an overdraft fee when my Wells Fargo Visa payment went through and a late payment fee for my Wells Fargo Visa payment. I don't recall how they managed to pull this double whammy off but they did. Think it was they didn't automatically withdraw my visa payment because I was 60 cents under the amount to make the electronic payment but that was due to a ridiculous $5.00 non Wells Fargo atm fee. I recall calling the bank and they offered no help or waiver of fees. I do not recall if they raised my Visa interest rate over it (I do believe I would have remembered that though). My fix for this was to Open up a credit union account with navy federal credit union and put Wells Fargo crap behind me:) :)...
So the Wells Fargo free life was fine then sometime around the 3 quarter of 2016 I had to cash a "Wells Fargo" check made out to myself (from Wells Fargo), think it was from the sale of my house back in Texas. Anyway I went to the Wells Fargo website to locate the nearest branch location to me in Georgia. Drove an hour to nearest branch location identified by their website. When I arrived It was a Wells Fargo drive thru bank. When I finally reached the window I was finally told that this branch is for "Wells Fargo customers only" (can't cash Wells Fargo checks there?). The lady was kind enough to let me know where the nearest branch that would see me was (wasn't far maybe 2 or 3 miles).
When I arrived at the other Wells Fargo branch that would accept non Wells Fargo (lower class baggage rate citizens) I was informed that I need two forms of I.D. to cash their check made out to me by Wells Fargo? You know like a passport or social security card? This was not a personal check from a Wells Fargo account holder it was from Wells Fargo itself! Anyway the teller recognized I had a security badge from the nuclear power plant and she accepted that. She said that she has family in that works for Georgia power. So I was supposed to have a passport or a social security card yet she accepted a security badge from the nuclear power plant. Anyway check was cashed, the teller was neither rude nor courteous, that was my last experience with them.
I found out my father quit Wells Fargo in 1972 after we got back from Japan (air force brat). Apparently they closed his account with several grand in it after two years of inactivity, then made it really difficult for him to get his money back, then tried to not pay interest on his money, etc. Only problem was they never notified him that they closed his account. Didn't know about this whole story until years after my 1992 WFB experience.
Latest Wells Fargo thing I heard was yesterday an acquaintance of mine told me he left his Driver's license at Wells Fargo (yes the one that's an hour away, well maybe not the same one but just as far). Guess the Wells Fargo teller didn't give his driver license back to him last time he was at the bank. Didn't notify him that they had his driver's license, he tore his house apart looking for his driver's license.
Finally 2 days later figured out he must have left it at the Wells Fargo bank. Called Wells Fargo bank, they said they had his driver's license (no they didn't call him), he drove the hour out to Wells Fargo, then they wanted him to show a passport or social security card to get his driver's license back. So he "PHYSICALLY GRAB HIS PERSONAL driver's license out of the bank's managers Hand" and guess what Yet another previous Wells Fargo account holder is born. Forgot to mention when I got my check cashed (you know the one from "WELLS FARGO" to me, I had to put my fingerprint on it! Sailors and dogs keep off the Grass! OK Wells Fargo we get it, now its time for you to GET IT!!!
Reviewed June 23, 2017
I have been trying to get my name changed for the past six months. Back in January, 2017 I called customer service and they provided an address in Portland, Oregon to send my request and listed the documentation needed to complete a name change request. I sent all the notarized information, waited for two months and finally received a letter (with no signature) stating they did not like my notary and I would have to resubmit all the documents with a different notary signature to the Portland, Oregon address. I again had copies of my documents notarized, but with a different notary, and resubmitted everything they requested. In the meantime I got through to a supervisor, Brittany **, who said she would personally help me get my name changed and she verified that name change requests are to go to Portland, Oregon.
A month later I still had not heard anything and tried to call Brittany **, who no longer answers her phone. I called customer service on June 22, 2017 and was told they had no record of my documents and that I should have sent my documents to an address in Billings, Montana, to the attention of "Maintenance" (no name provided). The representative said that no one should ever send a name change request to Portland, Oregon because it is well known that only the Montana location processes name change requests. The man who told me this said his name was Steve ** and he hung up on me. No apology, no kindness, just a disapproving statement that I sent my name change request to Portland, Oregon instead of Billings, MT. I no longer live near a branch or I would go to one.
When I opened this account in 2015 I lived near a branch. I have since moved and the nearest branch is 70 miles away and according to Steve **, processes name change requests during the week only and not on the weekends. I cannot imagine having to take a day off from work to drive 140 miles to get someone in that branch to assist me. In comparison, I have another account at an out of state bank who immediately changed my name. There was no hassle at the other bank and it took them one week with a polite letter informing me that my request for a name change was complete and thanking me for my continued business.
Wells Fargo Bank is the worst bank in the U.S. and should be fined for incompetence and fraud. I would like to close my accounts but feel that I need to get my name changed first or they'll come up with an excuse as to why they cannot close my accounts and keep my money. If anyone can help me get this resolved I would be grateful. Thank you for your assistance.
Reviewed June 21, 2017
I had money in a company 401K that employer put in for me. I left the company in 2000. The owners sold the company in 2012. At that time, employees and ex-employees who had money in the 401K were given option to receive their money. Friend who still works there said he had Wells Fargo open an individual IRA for him for his share. I was never contacted about my share and had never received statements that I even had this money in this account. Now WF tells me that I DID receive this money and the 401K is closed. I told them if I received this money provide PROOF - cashed check, etc. - something proving I received it. No one has been able to help me. They all basically just tell me I don't have an IRA with them and the money is gone. I would think a large bank such as WF would keep better records and could provide proof of where this $11,000 went.
Reviewed June 21, 2017
The business I work for had a $14 million lending arrangement with Wells Fargo. They nearly put us out of business, and in the end the fees they charged us were in the 100s of thousands. These guys lie to get you in the door, then screw you over. Whatever you do, don't do business with Wells Fargo bank or Wells Fargo Equipment Finance. They are the most dishonest, crooked, self serving bank I have ever seen, and I have been in business for 30+ years. Beware, they will find unbelievable ways to screw you over!
Reviewed June 18, 2017
I am single father and travel extensively for work. I added my parents to my account in the event I needed them to handle a banking transaction in my absence, or if were unable to handle a transaction due to unforeseen circumstances. Over the last 3 months, when my mother requested banking services, Wells applied payments to the wrong account and then levied her with late fees, even though it was their mistake. Recently, after applying payments to the wrong account the second or third time, my mother had Wells cancel her Wells Credit Card and pay it off from her Checking account with the account number she provided. Wells pulled the funds from my account.
Three weeks earlier, my mother asked for funds to be transferred from her savings to her investment account. She provided the bank teller a deposit slip so that they could look up her account. They withdrew money from my savings. Each time Wells screwed up, mom immediately told me of the error and gave me a check to refund me and dealt with Wells for hours at a time.
Today when I logged on to look at my account I was locked out. Wells Locked it due to fraud (On their part) and I cannot use my bank account until Monday when I speak to someone in Customer Care. I keep a $0 balance on all my Credit cards and pay them off each month. Today, I want to take my dad out to lunch, instead of using my ATM card for lunch or fill my gas tank, I have to use my Visa Card. I cannot even withdraw funds from an ATM until I speak with customer care. This is ridiculous and actionable in my opinion. I notified the FTC and filed a complaint, but I am not confident that they will even have time to look at my concern based on all of the other fraudulent activity that Wells is committing on the consumers these days. Mark my words, Wells will be fined, and the CEO will step down with a Golden Parachute, as will a number of his lieutenants, and some staffer will go to jail.
Reviewed June 14, 2017
I wish I could give a zero star, but this is not an option. I was informed via email that my account was being closed because I was have frequent transactions with funds in transit, which created a risk for the bank. I had been putting cash deposit for my wife to deposit in another bank, but because the withdraws were being done on the same day as the deposit, they claimed the checks I deposit were not credit into my account yet. I made cash deposits, the funds should be available right away, but they wanted me to wait before I could use it.
If it was a check that needed to be clear, I understand, but this was not a check, but cash. It was several transactions, but they thought several were too many, and they put me in the spot as now I need to change over account because they closed my account. This is ridiculous that funds that were deposited as cash needed to be clear before I can apply it in the way I need it to work for me. Extremely rude customer service that victimizes the customer. Wonder how they are able to do business with such uncaring practices.
Reviewed June 13, 2017
Being young I have purchased a vehicle through one of their dealerships. The first few months were fine, but the last 2 months have been a living hell. They lost one payment and tried charging me with 40 dollars in late fees on a payment that they had input wrong, and later found when I threatened court action, and now they are trying to say that a CASH payment through an authorized payment system (i.e. MoneyGram) was rejected for insufficient funds! What in the **!
Reviewed June 10, 2017
I'm trying to figure out why it is so hard to close an account with this bank. One reason I am closing because you will spend your money and instead of them holding the funds they make it available for you to spend until you're spending money that you don't have. Now, I know it's all about me keeping track of what goes out which I do through the dumb website that gives off so much inaccurate information but it's hard when you're always on the go. The customer service agents are rude and very **. I had one say "Yeah I can do that". I went into the branch to close and the agent couldn't do it even after I was told they could once I close the account. Then he says he could do it tomorrow which is now today 6/10/12. I called customer care to have them close it and they tell me that I cannot close my account until Monday the 12th at 8 am. What in the world... These people are crooks and scammers. The entire company needs to be shut down.
Reviewed June 10, 2017
I called to remove overdraft from my acct because if I went over $1 and the fee is $35 it doesn't make sense. The following month it happened again. I was told overdraft was removed but you have a separate type on your debit card. During both conversations I clearly stated I do not want anything paid if through money isn't available. The fees were reversed and I was assured I was fine. My grandmother died yesterday and since my entire family bank with Wells Fargo she was going to transfer me gas money to drive 12 hours home. My acct is negative $119 because they paid a 15 bill and are charging me the fees. I call AGAIN to have it corrected. tTey tell me because they've credited me for the same issue before they can't anymore. The other issues were bank errors but because they can't give correct info I will miss my chance to say goodbye to my grandmother. On top of that my paycheck is direct deposited to that acct so I will also be short on rent.
I called corporate to talk to the guy who answers the calls for the president of Wells Fargo. I explain to him the issue. He informs me that because it was a subscription that's why they still paid it regardless of what I requested. I do not work at Wells Fargo. How would I know the fine print about subscriptions and the difference if I wasn't told on the call I made pertaining to the issue and was assured nothing would be paid if the funds weren't available. I could have simply changed the due date since I was told it would just decline.
Now my acct is still over drafted and no one is willing to help me. I asked the guy who takes calls from the president who else can I talk to since I told him this isn't my fault and he giggled and said, "Well who's it then?" He informed me, "I just told you. I take the calls from the president so no, you can't talk to anyone". I will tell this story on every social media platform I can. If I do end up missing my granny's services, I will look into a lawsuit. This is ridiculous that almost the agents have the same training but I penalized in a life affecting way for their errors.
Reviewed June 8, 2017
I have been a legal guardian for five years helping the elderly who have been taken advantage of by others. I take great pride in my work and found that suddenly Wells Fargo would not recognize my Guardianship unless I was added onto the account. It was a joint account and the family member would not give permission. I had to go back to court to have account seized because they would not follow their own policy and procedures that state I could close the account. They read in between lines, making statements that were not in their own documents and unhelpful in every instance because I believe they did not truly know the legal aspect of their business and dealing with guardships.
Reviewed June 7, 2017
Why I hate Wells Fargo bank because they constantly let magazine companies charge your account after you have canceled the magazine. I believe Wells Fargo keep hiring incompetent people who do not know anything. That's what I believe unless they do understand. That's right Wells Fargo I want all of my wrong overdraft fees from the past. Act like you don't have them if you want to I will be filing a report with my AG of Alabama Steve Marshall. You best believe it Wells Fargo. We are coming for you.
Reviewed June 5, 2017
2 years ago I went to Wells Fargo to get a personal loan so I could consolidate my credit debt. I was told I had to open a checking account. I did not want to since I already have a checking account with my primary bank that I have been with since I was born because my parents opened a savings account for me. So I opened the account and made deposits for the loan into the checking account every month either before or on the day it was due. Everything was going fine until last summer when I was receiving overdraft alerts. I was confused because I put the money in there for the payment and I know I had enough in there to cover my payment.
Wells Fargo would try pulling out the money 3 times. So 3 times a month I was charged overdraft fees. I have tried to rectify the situation, but apparently nobody knows what is going on. I get calls 3 times a day with no message left. I am continuing to make my monthly payments, but I can't get this situation cleared up because I am wrong and they are right. I eventually closed my account which surprisingly went very smoothly. I was getting hit with the fees and I can't handle that. So I mail my payment into the Wells Fargo. I would NOT recommend this bank to my worst enemy. Horrible Horrible business. Still waiting for this to be cleared up after a year.
Reviewed May 31, 2017
Wells Fargo refuses to investigate fraud within their own department and quickly will close out a case without proper investigation. My daughter was scammed out of a $2500.00 check and we believe that a teller within the bank deposited the check, but Wells Fargo refuses to investigate. McAllen Jewels is the fraud investigator and returns calls two weeks later by being nasty and uncooperative. He refuses to help with the matter and will close out the case. With the recent news of Wells Fargo being in the news for fraud you would think they would take these matters more seriously.
Reviewed May 30, 2017
I opened a savings and checking account with Wells Fargo in West Palm Beach on 5/20/2017. I had been a Chase customer for over 20 years but had issues with a lazy rude lady at Chase when I went in to open a 2nd Checking account. So I decided to move to Wells Fargo. I setup my online account and added all my payees for online payments. A couple of days later I receive an email that I needed to log in through wellsfargo.com to address an issue. I attempted to log in and my account was locked. I called customer service and was transferred to the fraud Department. I had to verify my payees which I find it odd but I spent about 20 minutes on the phone and we verified the payees. I was told that I needed to reschedule all my payments which I didn't understand why but I said okay and told the lady that I had a few repeating payments and she said that I would have to redo those as well.
So I asked if the addresses and payee information was still there and she said yes. I logged in to my account and all the bill payees had been deleted along with all the payment information. I had added about 20 payees and had taken me a couple of hours adding names, addresses and account numbers. And after I added them I shredded my paper bills so I didn't have the account information any longer. I called the fraud Department again and they checked my account and they basically said, "You have no payee under your account so you will need to readd them." Mind you, I had bills that needed to be paid and I didn't have the information so I was stuck.
So I asked to speak with a manager to see if the payees could be restored and she basically said, "The only thing that I can advise you to do is to readd them." So I asked her why her department had deleted information from a customer's account, and she basically said again, "The only thing that I can advise you to do is to readd them." She refused to take responsibility for what someone in her department had done. She finally said that she could file a complaint, so I said okay and then asked for the complaint case number. She gave it to me but said that customers do not get notified and the number was only for her reference. So I asked, "Then how do I know if this issue is being addressed?" And she said, "You won't. It's internal only."
So basically they have access to delete information that customers add without consent of the customer and then hide behind their policies. If it's not illegal to delete information from customers' accounts it should be. So now I have late payments and more than likely fees and they refuse to take responsibility. Should have stayed with Chase and now I have to go back to my employer and make changes to my direct deposit. Had I known about their practices, I would have stayed away from Wells Fargo.
Reviewed May 28, 2017
This is the first time I have ever written a review for anything but felt it was important information for someone looking for a home equity line. I contacted Wells Fargo on 4/4/17 for a home equity line of $50,000 on my home that I purchased 16 years ago and have more than double the amount of equity in it. I told them I was using the money to put down on a new house that I was building. They told me my credit score was 833. I make six figures and have no credit card debt. I have over $400,000 in my 401k. They waited for a month to contact me for any documents. Then drilled me for the info. Once I submitted the documents they wanted to review. They finally told me on 5/17/17 that they could not approve my loan.
When they told me the reason it turns out they had mistakenly pulled information on a house that was next door to where I was building the house (my house was being built on an empty lot), never asked me for any information on my 401k savings, never asked me for the property management contracts for another property I am renting that proves I am making $800 a month on the rentals (they said that the rental markets are considered temporary even though I had proof of rental info for 2 years), and never even appraised house I was taking the loan on that I have 100% equity.
Needless to say, it was a colossal waste of time. I am still so sick about it because I have 3 bank accounts (checking, savings, property management account) with them that I will now need to close because of how incompetent they proved to be. I applied for another home equity loan from another bank 2 days later and was approved in 5 days for $75,000. Wells Fargo then came back to me realizing the mistakes and asking for more information. I told them that they were fired. Now I just got a letter from them in the mail with a brochure about how to better manage my credit. What a joke!!!
Reviewed May 26, 2017
The minor savings account was used as an overdraft that I never sign or call for. The money disappears and they close the account without contacting me so they giving me that story without proof. I'm taking them to court.
Reviewed May 25, 2017
I was recently in a car accident and have been off work. I had to take out 2 payday loans to pay for the extra expense. I made arrangements with them when they were coming due and they said they can work with me no problem since my disability. They turn in the checks and WTH!!! Just to be sure on the one that prints their own checks, I put a stop payment on it. WTH!! Wells Fargo paid them both. I had no money in my account... ok... I had 31cents. Now I when disability pays it will all go to Wells and I will be broke and behind on rent. Thanks Wells Fargo. Once I can walk again I am closing my account. You lost another long-term customer.
Reviewed May 25, 2017
I was looking at my credit card statement online and I have a charge from the bank of $73,78 of interest charge for purchases. I guess since they cannot make money any other way, they need to break their clients. I never seeing this kind of charges before. I called to inquire, but it was impossible to get through... I will keep calling and see what this ridiculous charge is about.
Reviewed May 24, 2017
Wells Fargo dealer services bankruptcy debt issues? Filed Chapter 13 in 2012. With a motion to stay to keep my vehicle with an arrears of 557.79 to be paid by trustee as a pro rated payment plan. In 2015 Sept 10th, I called WF to get payoff amount. Was given 1066.00 not including my arrears and my regular payment that was about to be posted. I was told after all that it would be then 352.79 so I paid over phone.
2 years later finally get discharged from BK. Called WF for title to car. WF told me they charged off my 1066 a year ago with an added amount of $30 to bring it to 1096.00 and in order to get title I have to pay that amount... They agreed they never notified me or our BK attorney about this and at this point my payoff I was told is being ignored to saying I owe that 1096.00. They also gave 3 different reasons as to where they came up with this amount that neither are accurate info... What can I do or should I do? I still have the car. If I had not of called for title I would have never known this to be going on.
Reviewed May 21, 2017
I went into my Wells Fargo Branch to turn in my safe deposit box keys and close my checking account on 5/1/17, because of prior bad customer service experiences. The service representative helping me, said they were having computer issues and the system was frozen in the middle of my transaction closing out my Safe deposit box account. I had to wait for the system to work again. Wells Fargo owes me a deposit refund on the safe deposit box and wouldn't give it to me while I was in the branch and since I closed my account previously, they said they couldn't deposit it into my only account left with them which is a home equity line of credit. So I was told the check would be mailed to me within 2 weeks. It's now 5/22/17 and no check.
Now I have to spend even more time on getting my deposit back. I have tried to contact them through the online service but they require an account number to get you to the right dept. and they don't have a dept for refunds apparently. They have the worst customer service and they really just don't care unless you owe them. If they owe you, good luck!!
Updated review: June 23, 2017
My original complaint was with the dispute department. When I went to my branch to close my accounts, the banker asked if she could research the claim herself. After making a couple of phone calls it was determined that my claim wasn't handled properly. It seems that the dispute department rushed to close the investigation without following proper procedure. The money was promptly deposited back into my account. My old debit card was cancelled (which was supposed to be done immediately) and a new one issued. The banker advised that "in the future, call the dispute department to file the claim, make sure to tell them to cancel the current card, and contact your branch as soon as possible." A little bit of faith has been restored, but they have one strike left.
Original Review: May 19, 2017
Called Wells Fargo to dispute 3 $75 charges on my account that I didn't authorize. Wells Fargo investigated and decided that my claim wasn't valid. Pretty sorry when one of the largest banks in the world will not stand behind their members. Closing my accounts with them. I will also be researching ways to refinance my home through someone else. But that will be futile because when I originally purchased my home, it wasn't through WF. But WF bought that mortgage. And when I refinanced my home to get a lower rate through another bank, they bought that one too.
Reviewed May 19, 2017
I have 2 accounts with Wells Fargo. One had an overdraft which I was fully aware but I need to pay my car tags so I couldn't make that transfer. I figured I have a week and half to get my next check and it goes directly on to the negative account and we're good... Right? Wrong!! They transferred the money from one account to the other without talking to me and I was completely left with nothing. What a ** move. They could have gotten a hold of me but they didn't.
Reviewed May 18, 2017
New website for Wells Fargo is a complete disaster. Instead of the improving they have definitely going backwards. Just to do a simple transfer over my accounts I have to go and do it at the bank since online is not possible. I went to the bank yesterday and they referred me to a banker who tried to help. He explained that somehow they have created separated log-ins for my accounts and I sat down there with him for 1 hour not being able to solve the issue. He was on the phone most of that time and they seemed not to know how to solve the issue. After a good hour he said he would try to get it fix and would give me a call back which of course he didn't. I am going back today. Is it this bad with every bank or I just choose the worse? Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Reviewed May 18, 2017
Well I submit my loan application with Wells Fargo 6 week ago. After sent it all the document that they asking for. Apparently my document are stocks in underwriter process 1 week ago!!! They did not answers my call. I sent them emails, text message and nothing. My income is very decent, low debt and 690 fico score. I should listed dozens of people that warning me about Wells Fargo and the unprofessional way that they treated their customers. I highly recommend stay away from Wells Fargo for loan application. I will move my business to another brand.
Reviewed May 18, 2017
I went to my local Wells Fargo branch today around 2 pm local time to cash a couple of checks. I waited in line. Only one teller was functional. The manager was seated with another customer and training a teller I assume. A guy with a diamond-like earring. So as I waited in line while the teller was chatting with a customer she knew, an old man walked in and started to wait behind me. I turned around and smiled at him. Then he butted me in line! He just walked in front of me to the teller and told her what he needed. After he left I made a comment, in jest, oh anyone wanna butt me.
Hey, it's a free for all here. Clearly I don't exist. Or something to that effect. A joke. Yes it was rude. He butted me in line but he comes from a generation that doesn't have a lot of respect for women so his problem. Well the woman behind me decided she would attack me because I guess she didn't like my joke so she starts calling me names. She says I'm mean and ugly. I said she's fat and clearly doesn't love herself very much so I understand why she's attacking me. She didn't like that very much so she kept hurling insults. By then I was at the teller trying to cash my check but the teller was an overweight woman too so SHE didn't like me and thought it'd be OK to join in on the abuse, albeit in a much more subtle way. She gives me a hard time about cashing my checks.
Here I am, trying to cash two checks totaling a couple thousand dollars from an account worth over a half a million and they want me to drive home to get my social security card. I knew it was BS but they said it was their policy. Uh huh. OK. So I played the game and jumped through the hoop and left to retrieve my SS card. After of course yet more insults hurled at me by the overweight customer dealing with the overweight manager. I told her she smelled like cabbage and left.
When I returned 20 mins later I see the manager, the teller, the earring boy, and two more tellers. They're all in a huddle gossiping and snickering at me. I ask them to share the joke. What's so funny? They disperse. While I'm waiting an inordinately long period of time for MY money, I ask if the tellers know the policy on allowing a customer to abuse another customer. They know the policy on a customer getting their own money out of their own account. They knew that well enough to make me drive home for my social security card. (Who carries their social security card with them?) But funnily enough, they hadn't a clue about the customer abusing customer policy.
I asked for the manager's name. She wouldn't give it to me. I took a picture of her name tag with my phone. She got upset and demanded I take it off. I did and wrote her name down. Her name is **. Her parting words to me? "Don't ever come back to MY branch again". Yep. Apparently ** OWNS a Wells Fargo branch. Did you know that? And what SHE says goes. Perhaps I should sue her personally then?? MURRAYHILL MARKETPLACE (aka ** place), 14725 SW TEAL BLVD, BEAVERTON, OR 97007. Tel: 503-579-2902.
So let me get this straight. I can't get MY own money out of MY own account? And managers don't have to share their names? Why the name tags then? WHY when the check has MY name on it as both the recipient and the payer, do I get hassled cashing it? What will they do when I want to cash a 30k check, as is my right? Shall I inform the country that they too can't get their own money out of their own accounts? Shall I share with the world how I was treated today? I'm a journalist after all. I CAN do this. With the PR problems Wells Fargo is already facing, I can't imagine yet more bad press would serve them well. Maybe Wells Fargo should just stick to the raping and pillaging of Mother Earth business and leave customer service to the ethical banks?? What do YOU think? One angry sarcastic ex-customer who LOVES to write.
Reviewed May 17, 2017
I made a money transfer to my sister from Denmark to Wells Fargo bank in Anchorage where the banks charged a very high fee of 20% of the amount. Despite the fact my sister was informed, she would not be charged an extra fee in Anchorage, though the money has to go through the San Francisco dept where she would pay a fee, yet she ended up paying a very big fee at both banks. My sister tried in vain to reason with them about this but the bank people just aggressively chased her out the bank refusing to give an explanation. How can a bank do this kind a stuff and get away with it.
This should not be allowed to happen, there are Laws and rules, dont they apply to this bank? The worse is I tried to ring the banks from DK but I reach a dead end because, as I see it, they seem guilty. Instead of getting at the bottom of the problem, they refused to help me. I do not understand. There is no email address or complaint office I can write to. As if they do not have enough scandal on their plates, they treat my sister, their customer like dirt. The funny thing is, they have loads of information on their homepage to recruit new customers but none where I can send a written complain. I wonder how they take care of the customers they already have.
Reviewed May 15, 2017
I opened a checking account with Wells Fargo about 3 years ago, my banker insisted I get a prepaid credit card. About 2 years went by I made my payments on time. Anyway they wouldn't cash my payroll check said I had to deposit it the way my account was set up. Anyway I didn't go back, I used up my prepaid card. I noticed last week they put on my credit report that I owe them $125. I didn't owe them anything. Screws me.
Reviewed May 15, 2017
I have had the same experience with my Debit Card being blocked as one of the other consumers described. This happens on a monthly basis, and when I ask what is the reason my card is being blocked, all I hear is, "Well, the fraud department detected suspicious activity and blocked the card." What a pain in the butt this has been and it continues to happen. Concerning the customer service department, it is very unpredictable the kind of service you will get. Sometimes I get good service, other times, I think the rep is on another planet deep in the ozone layer. I also had one rep say to me tonight, "I have a few questions I want to ax you." Maybe one of Wells Fargo's requirements for hiring people is for people not to have received a GED. Who speaks like that anymore? I was stunned when I heard this and couldn't wait to get off the phone. Looking to change to another bank.
Reviewed May 11, 2017
I usually don't write reviews and certainly not regarding banks, but after having literally the worse experience of my life trying to close my checking account with Wells Fargo I wanted to write this complaint. I am officially on my fourth attempt to zero out my account to ensure it closes. After moving all my banking over to Chase I fully believe this company engages in illegal and highly suspect practices to keep accounts open and in some cases over drafted to ensure they continue to collect fees.
Even if you physically go into the bank and sit with a banker they require 24 hours to close an account. They refuse to put any kinds of blocks or holds on future transactions, even when telling you the account has been closed. I also believe they overdraft accounts on purpose even when you go into the bank before the end of the day to rectify a negative balance. They say they give you until four that day, but I highly doubt that to be the case. Their customer support is rude. It offers no resolution. They don't even advise you of options. The answer to everything is "we can't do that". Anyways, never ever open an account with them unless you want your account to be open forever. I promise you'll regret it.
Reviewed May 10, 2017
Wells Fargo is the worse bank. The most sneaky. We trust financial institutions with our money but this one don't. I will make a transaction, it will go through. Money subtracted from your account sit in pending for 2-3 days. Or show at first then disappear and then reappear which cause overdraft. Example paid electric bill on Monday. Balance to begin with was $170. Bill was $167. Sit in pending until Wednesday 12 am. Added $20 on Tuesday. Now I am overdraft of $138. Please tell me how you call the bank. They feed you some bull. Have you thinking you're crazy. I should not have to screenshot my bank statement to prove they cannot be trusted. I stopped my paycheck from to the bank and still have issues. They charge you overdraft and take your money. They have to be stopped.
They got caught once for being sneaky, they should be shut down. Now it's happening to my daughter who is away in college. If you look at your account balance that should be correct if money is subtracted from your account. I don't care if sits in pending for a month. There is no reason you should get overdraft and especially if you never ask for it. Please stop this bank!!!
Reviewed May 6, 2017
Wells Fargo is one of the worse bank I have been dealing with in years. I applied for an Investment loan to purchased a small warehouse the asking price $95.000 of dollars with a 30% down payment. After 3 months dealing with all the requirement and stupidity that the agent asked me for it, my application was under the review of the underwriter or the division lending manager Jim **, which call me a few days later to tell me that he can't approved my loan because he feel it was some red flag with my deal.
Mr. ** was unable to determine assurance for my ability to repay the loan, I have an income of $168,000, a house value of $648.000 and $70.000 in my bank account and another 71.000 on my 401 plan. I have not credit card bill. Are you kidding me. Anyway meanwhile I went to TD Bank and I got approved within 3 days. Wells Fargo worse bank EVER!!!!
Reviewed May 4, 2017
I wish I could give zero stars or negative stars. In January Wells Fargo decided, without telling me, to turn all my stock shares that they were holding over to the state of Oregon. That is, they took the shares out of my account and told me they were with the State; multiple calls with the State have determined that WF is still sitting on those shares.
In the meantime, Wells Fargo has given me non-information, misinformation, conflicting information, a huge runaround, put me on hold for longer than they've spent on the phone with me, and a lot of attitude. "Those funds are with the state of Oregon." "Actually, I have a representative from the state of Oregon on the phone with me, and she is flatly denying everything you say." "You need to provide certain information (the amount on the report issued sending the shares to the State). "How do I get that information?" "You need to submit a request for a line-item report."
I send in the request. Do I get what I asked for? No, I get two invitations to open a new account with WF. Uh, no thanks. Wait, here's another letter! "You need to send a $35 research fee to have your request answered." This sounds to me like extortion, but the stocks total thousands of dollars (and would have totaled more, given the bull run that's going on, if WF hadn't sent them into limbo!) so I send in the check. "That information we told you that you needed to get from a line item report? It isn't part of the line item report. Oh, but we cashed your check for $35 anyway." Well, what???
WF customer disservice rep refuses to tell me what's going on, where my stocks are, when I can get them back, tells me I'm just going to have to wait for WF to give up the stocks it's been sitting on for over three months now, saying only, "I've answered your question." I point out that she hasn't; she hangs up. Thanks for nothing, Pamelita. When this nightmare is over, I will not only close my account with these lying and rude incompetents, I am going to encourage all my family members to do the same. Final word? Stay as far away from Wells Fargo as you can get.
Reviewed May 3, 2017
I received a loan from Wells Fargo for an engagement ring from Shane Co. I've been making payments for the last year and the balance of the principal hasn't changed. I originally signed up for the 6 months no interest rate where I had every intention of paying it off. Within that time period my mother suffered from health issues which caused her to need money. Paying for her medical bills was more important than paying my engagement ring so I continued to pay the required amount each month to Wells Fargo but I couldn't pay it all in 6 months.
After the 6 month period ended, I called Wells Fargo to explain my situation. They basically said that there's nothing they could do and that I'll have to pay a very high interest rate since I didn't pay it off in 6 months. Now I'm paying $180 in interest along with the monthly payment. I have to fight them each month on charging ridiculous fees to my account. This loan has dropped my credit score from 750 to 580. Basically this loan has ruined me financially. I would warn anyone who plans to do business with Wells Fargo to go to any bank other than them. This was absolutely the worst mistake I've made.
Reviewed May 3, 2017
On 4 separate occasions, I've called Wells Fargo's Customer Service. Each time, I received the worst customer service ever. Each time, the person didn't know the answer. Put me on hold. Came back. Another question. Put me on hold again. Came back. This last time, the person never came back to the phone. I hung up. Wells Fargo is too big. That's the issue. The employees are not well trained anymore. I'm to the point where I no longer wish to bank with them.
Reviewed May 3, 2017
I had the funds in my account that a company returned immediately and I checked it. It was there the same day. I said, "Good... I can pay my car insurance now since my balance went back up." So, the next morning Wells Fargo (Fraudo) put a negative in my account when I did my calculations thoroughly and even saw my balance went back up (like they didn't see I was watching). This company I won't say their name, gave me all that money back. Wells Fargo is stealing from its customers or borrowing money from them. My hardworking money needs not to be played with. What's the point of having a bank when you can't even trust them with a dime.
This Man tells me, "Wait until tomorrow around 1:00 and check to see if it's there or for more fees." Is he kidding me? More fees? Are you calling me a liar! That's a slap in my face and then he keeps cutting me off like he doesn't want to hear it... and continues to say I can file a complaint if it's not there. I've been with them long enough and I am done! This has got to be the worstest. All they do is maximize their chances to steal from its customers using overdrafts. And if you're not careful, you can be a victim too. I'm switching and closing after this gets taken care of. I'm so disappointed with them. I'll never trust them with "my money" again.
Reviewed April 29, 2017
My wife and I opened a checking account with Wells Fargo over a year ago. When we signed up for the account, they said we would have to be put on a probationary account because our previous bank that we had been with for over eight years did not report our banking history and after six months if there were no problems with our account it would automatically be upgraded to a normal checking account. This probationary account included a $300 dollar a day limit on ATM transactions, $500 a day limit on debit card transactions (which makes bills more difficult to pay) and you could not make mobile deposits or deposit checks at ATM's. We decided to go ahead with it figuring we could make it work for six months.
The person signing us up for the account also asked us if we wanted a savings account with the bank as well, but we declined several times due to already having a savings account with a much higher interest rate elsewhere. He ended up signing us up for one anyways without our knowledge, and even setting up $25 a month automatic deposits from our linked checking account. We closed the account as soon as we could. We deposited a cashiers check from our previous bank into the checking account for the opening in the amount of $1700 and they placed a hold on it for 14 days, even though it was from another national bank.
Six months passed and I contacted Wells Fargo to try and get our account upgraded like we were told we could do. They told me that they have no control on upgrading accounts and that it is done automatically after a year. A year passed and I contacted them again. We were told that it would be upgraded automatically sometime after a year, not exactly at a year and that they again had no control over it. We have been lied to by representatives at this company on several different levels regarding just about every single question we asked from when we signed up for the account to now. I will be closing the account next week.
Reviewed April 23, 2017
Constantly, constantly, constantly blocking my debit card without notice or warning and most importantly without my permission. After dozens of complaints, they still refuse to stop doing this. It's come to the point that using them as a debit card provider is purely impossible since I'm constantly denied access to MY money. After nearly 20 years of loyal patronage, I must close my account and go to a new bank since their customer service is horrendous.
Reviewed April 21, 2017
Why I hate Wells Fargo... I went to look at my checking account online to do my taxes and discovered that since I receive my statements in the mail, I am no longer allowed to view my accounts online. A few months ago I could! In order to do so, I have to change to online statements! What a crock! I am worried that if I do that I will no longer be able to get photos of my checks. Last year, they fooled me into changing my no charge ready reserve account to a fee charging account by saying I couldn't find out information on that account unless I would talk to a customer service agent who required me to change my account. I was not able to reverse the action even though I wrote letters, etc. I think I will have to get out of this terrible bank that has cheated so many people...
Reviewed April 21, 2017
I recently moved from Arizona to Texas. Last week I went online to transfer funds from my Wells Fargo account to my Chase account. After many failed attempts, I then spoke to a supervisor who confirmed that I was unable to transfer my own money because of the type of account I have. While I was told when I opened the account that it was a checking account and was given an ATM card, it seems that this account can only accept deposits (???). The supervisor then told me to do the transfer through a Chase bank request and it would be fine. Wells Fargo still refused to release my money because I don't have a checking account with them.
I then called back to Wells Fargo and spoke to another supervisor who said if I opened a checking account (which took 30 minutes, but she did on the phone) I would be able to transfer funds. So I went back online and sure enough there are both accounts... so I attempted to transfer money INTERNALLY from one Wells Fargo account to the other... and guess what!!! I still can't transfer from the original account to the new checking account. Got another supervisor on the phone and asked if they could just manually do the transfer. NO!! I was told to go to my local branch, 30 miles away, and make the withdrawal in person. I will do exactly that on Monday when I close the account.
I have already stopped automatic deposits to this horrible institution. I have never experienced an issue with any bank trying to get my own money. HORRIBLE BANK! I will do everything in my power to warn people about their lies and practices, as they need to be investigated by the banking commission. When you see hundreds of complaints on the internet it should be warning enough.
Reviewed April 20, 2017
I refinanced and within a month my mortgage was sold to Wells Fargo. They have made multiple errors - from listing my escrow insurance amount a $1000 more than it is...paying my homeowners insurance twice...multiple phone calls to them with different answer every time. Now because of their errors I am $600 behind on my escrow. I have the money (refunded after several months dealing with my insurance company) and understand it needs to be paid, but they made several errors on their end to cause the problem.
I spent hours on the phone being transferred, “You need to speak to someone in the mortgage department”, “You need to speak to someone in escrow”, “You need to speak to someone in insurance" over and over. The right hand doesn't know what the left is doing. DON'T use Wells Fargo. They are horrible...and this coming from someone that has had two mortgages from Bank of America. I would actually rather be back with B of A.
Reviewed April 20, 2017
The deposit time of my online bank statement was altered by someone at the bank. I made the deposit on 3/20/2017. It showed up on my statement on 3/22/2017. On 3/22 I spoke to Jill **, and only her. She deleted the deposit and reversal off my statement record. Therefore I know that Jill ** took my deposit. She deleted the record to cover up that she took the money. It would take a manager to access and delete the entries, the deposit, and the reversal.
She deleted this right after I showed her the copy I made of my online account. I am sending the copy. Why do you not give deposit receipts? You have to ask for one and no other bank does this! Other banks just give you a receipt! This leaves a deposit open to theft by employees. Why can statement records be changed by employees leaving no employee number or signature. This leaves customers open to theft.
I will see the District Attorney about this theft which I know was by Jill ** at the Tannehill bank branch of Bessemer. You need to put a stop to these loopholes in your computer records I mentioned above. I absolutely will not stop pursuing this matter until I get my $400 of hard earned money returned. As I stated the computer records of my deposit were erased by Jill **.
Reviewed April 15, 2017
I was surprised how a bank will be ripping off their customers and this has been happening over the past five years that Wells Fargo bank has been taking out my money any how when they are not supposed to and also I was building my credit with them since early year and they have been messing with my credit report which I don't know why they are doing that, and I have 703 as at two days ago according to FICO credit report. I made my last total balance payment on April 2nd and it's due by April 16th. I paid it fourteen days earlier than the due date so which I expect my credit to increase but instead it decreased. So when I saw this I was bittered and disappointed because this is not the first time nor the second time this has happened.
I called Wells Fargo to lodged the complain but to my surprise the so called supervisor could not even listen to me well. He could not even answer my question why has my credit score falls, but instead he was screaming at me and been racist because he saw my names and hear my accent so he believes he can just talk to me anyhow. This so called supervisor lack the qualities of leadership but I am not surprise with this because I think that's how 99% of their staff addresses customers especially those in their top management levels. I will never bank Wells Fargo again because I want to bank with a bank that will have my interest as number one, that respect me as a customer and not having me do business with as a source of them to be ripping me off.
Reviewed April 12, 2017
I was looking through my account history for last month and noticed a withdrawal for an amount I never pull out. I look up the ATM which was located on the other side of the country. I then call Wells Fargo to ask about the transaction. They say it was fraud and he could either cancel my card right then or I could go take care of it at the bank and get a temporary card. Before I could answer, he "went ahead and canceled it for me" without my confirmation. Guess I don't get to eat tonight, as I work graveyard and the bank doesn't open for 8 hours. I closed my account with Wells the last time I had problems with them, now I've been thinking, why should I use them at all anymore if they are just going to do whatever they want without asking me about it? And how do they let an ATM withdrawal happen without a hold, on the other side of the country when I use my card every day??
Reviewed April 11, 2017
Wells Fargo may be a good bank but sucks at the investing branch. Wife and I invested $10k in IRAs at Wells Fargo. Completed paperwork at the bank. Sent forms in from booklet we were given. Never heard anything. Called and they emailed new forms. Sent those in. Didnt hear anything. Called again. Said I should receive new paperwork soon to finish account setup. Never heard anything.
One year later I still dont have IRA's invested in anything (during the biggest run up in the market in 20 years Ive made 36 cents on $10k). Set up this years IRA online at another bank, took 4 minutes. Needless to say Ive just closed my brokerage account with Wells Fargo (with a $95 fee of course) and will invest in the other bank. Oddly closing the account was a breeze. Best part of the whole process.
Reviewed April 7, 2017
My wife recently opened a checking account at Wells Fargo. She wanted me on the checking account. I am her husband. We went down to the bank. Went in to see about putting me on the checking account. They tell me they require two forms of picture ID. Now I have open numerous chat checking accounts. All I have ever had to do is provide was a driver's license and a social security number. I would have had to drive back to my home 30 miles away get my passport in order to be on my wife's account. I am beginning to think dealing with Wells Fargo bank if you're Brown they want to see more ID.
I have had trouble in the past with Wells Fargo bank. I had to close accounts that belong to my first wife who died of cancer in 2009. All the banks I went to I had no problems with the paperwork. I had everything in order. I was able to close the accounts until I went to Wells Fargo. They had me fill out a form and they told me if this form was filled out wrong I would have to go in front of a judge in order to close these accounts. I called my attorney. She told me what to put on the form so I went back into Wells Fargo. They would not close the accounts. Told me I had to go to court. I told them "well you get to call my attorney and tell her what's going on immediately." When they found out I had an attorney they released all the accounts and couldn't be more helpful. I'm getting to see a real pattern dealing with Wells Fargo bank. If you're ** no problem. If you're brown or ** you better have extra ID available or an attorney.
Reviewed April 6, 2017
I've been a member of Wells Fargo since 1992, and although I've had negative experiences over the 25 years I've been a customer, I've always figured that these national banks are all similar, so why go through the hassle of switching. Until today. I don't carry overdraft protection as I have never needed it, and have never had any negative marks on my account.
I went to pump gas today, and swiped my debit card as credit as I've done a thousand times. An error popped up telling me to "Please See the Cashier". Ok fine, no problem. I go inside to pay, and he tells me that my transaction cannot be processed. Alright, a little weird. Finally I try the ATM and get the same message, "Cannot Process this Transaction". It did not say that my transaction was declined, or that I had insufficient funds.
At this point I call Wells Fargo because my car needs gas and I need to get to work. I spoke with a customer service rep and her supervisor. I can without a doubt state that I have never had a worse experience in my life. I never write complaints, and I hardly ever care if a customer service rep is short or rude. I understand it's probably not a great job, and they deal with all sorts of people everyday.
Bottom line is that Wells Fargo closed my debit card without sending me ANY correspondence. I did not receive a letter, email, or inbox message. Although they closed my active debit card, the woman said my checking account was operating as normal. I found it extremely odd that my debit card would be closed, but my checking account left open.
I pressed her for more information, explaining that I don't carry a credit card, and that my debit card is the only way I can access my account. I live in MA and the closest Wells Fargo branch is 85 miles away in central CT. She told me that she understood how frustrating and stressful the situation was, but unfortunately she does not have the ability to re-activate a card that has been closed. When I asked why my card was closed, she told me that she did not have that information, and that I would have to go to my nearest branch to find out.
At this point I was doing all that I could to not scream. It's 630PM EST, I have no gas in my car, my debit card has been closed without my knowledge, and the closest branch is not only 85 miles away, but of course closed for the evening. I explain how unsatisfactory and unacceptable the situation is, and her best solution was for me to ask a friend for money in the meantime. I told her that the solution was not an acceptable one. "I have money. In your bank. That you are not letting me access. Please fix it." We kept going around and around until I ask for her supervisor. She assures me that he will tell me the same thing, but I insist. As soon as he picked up the line, I could tell that nothing was going to be fixed. He was aggressive, rude, and maintained a complete lack of empathy and understanding of the situation.
I asked him how my debit card could be closed without any notification from Wells Fargo, and why it could not be re-activated over the phone. He told me that in fact, I had been notified in the deposit account agreement paperwork that I had signed God knows when. He then goes onto explain that he has given me plenty of solutions, but I am refusing to accept them. Here is a brief overview of his suggested "solutions": Have a friend or family member loan me money. Go to my local branch and speak with a bank teller, maybe they can sort this out. Here's the best one, "YOU COULD ALWAYS PAWN A TV OR XBOX."
I swear on my life that those words actually left this supervisor's mouth. I was stunned and speechless. I asked him to clarify that he had suggested that I "pawn a tv" until the situation is resolved. Not too long after that I lost my temper, swore a few times and hung up. So apparently it is my fault that Wells Fargo closed my debit card without any warning or notice, and that there is absolutely nothing that can be done over the phone. Again, I have been a customer for 25 years. I've always carried a positive balance and have never overdrawn my account. I am stuck at a gas station, unable to access MY money, and the best solution I receive is to ask a friend, or to pawn electronics. I am closing all of my accounts first thing tomorrow, and would never recommend any Wells Fargo product to anyone.
Reviewed April 5, 2017
I'm currently a Wells Fargo customer that have been victimize in their fraudulent activities. In February 20, 2017 I let a good friend of mine borrow $500 from me and sent the money online to her using the cash app with no problem. So on March 10th 2017, she went inside a Wells Fargo branch in Miami and deposited $500 in cash back into my account. So I checked the same day and the money was there with no problem. So last week in the 30th of March I was checking my account and noticed that $500 was missing from my account and it said a teller cash check was taking from my account. So I called he bank right away and was told that someone went inside a Wells Fargo bank and took $500 out of my account. After they told me that I said "how can that be possible because for anyone to took money out of someone account especially at a branch it's either you have the person card or if you go inside you need two proof of government identification." After I told them that the rep told me "oh you are right but we don't know what happen."
So I was told to open a case search so they can investigate what's going on. So I did and open the case. The next money I login my account now I see the same transaction said a bank originated debit transaction for $500. So I called them again and spoke to multiple people and it was very frustrating. I was not gonna give up so I told them to let me speak to the supervisor and I was able to spoke to him. His name is Aleks ** and as I spoke to him he told me that oh what happen was someone did deposit $500 in my account in March 10th and on the 30 of March someone came back with a receipt saying that money was deposit to a wrong account and the money was his/hers so since the person had a receipt they had to take the $500 out of my account and gave it back to the person.
So I told him "how can that possible for you guys to let something like that happen?" He told me "well if the person has the receipt so meaning that's their money." When he repeat that to me several time I was so shock because something like that never happen to me. So long story short, I told him "don't you guys have cameras? Why didn't you check the video on the 10th of March to make sure that was the same person came back to get the money." So he told me yeah they do have cameras but they going to check in 3 days and they will let me know what happen.
So he went and put back my $500 into my account and told me that after they check both videos they might have to take the money back if it's the same person who came back to get the money. I was like "why can you check it now so I can know if I have to make my friend pay me back or not." I was told no they can't tell me who they saw in those videos because they have the right to protect the person privacy. So I was told that they going to call me on Monday the 3rd of April but I never receive a called from them. So I decided to call them from a number Aleks gave me. I called 10 times nobody answer the phone. The number they gave me was 888-361-2807. I need to know what to do because these people are now trying to find ways to take people money. Not to mention I'm a pregnant woman working at night from 6:30 pm to 7 am so I work hard for my money. I can't let them get away with it.
Reviewed April 5, 2017
I work overseas and made a grave mistake by opening an account with Wells Fargo Bank. Not only do they have the worst products of any bank but once you deposit your money into their bank you have a devil of a time making a withdrawal if you cannot walk into the bank to conduct the transaction. They allow a maximum of $5000 daily at $30 per wire with a maximum of $15,000 per month if you need to bank online. Their representative spend their entire day apologizing to customers for the rotten service they offer. They do not render assistance to their customers if you are not able to go into a branch and get into a battle with them to withdraw, wire or transfer your money. They will only acknowledge your existence if they are able to send you a text claiming they are trying to protect you when in reality the cell number could belong to anyone.
I tried 30 times in one day to add a new recipient to my account to be able to send a wire transfer and their website would not allow me to add anyone. If you need access to your money find another bank as you will be ready to commit suicide after speaking the employees at this bank and that goes for every branch. The only language they train them to say is "I am sorry but that is our policy. I cannot help you." This bank sucks... I need medication after every encounter I have with the employees of this bank.
Reviewed April 5, 2017
Twice Wells Fargo errantly credited an incorrect amount in my direct payment for my pharmacy health plan without explanation. They honor the dollar amount of the payment but do not include the change portion e.g. payment is $37.30 and they only credit $37.00. Their only suggestion is that I file a claim but in doing so the first time the payment was returned to the company putting me in default and then assessing me a fee followed by a letter to the company stating that I had not "authorized the payment" which is untrue. I set up the payments to be taken out of my account monthly for $37.30. Customer Service has no answer for me. I wouldn't recommend Wells Fargo for any banking.
Reviewed April 4, 2017
My daughter went to Wells Fargo bank at 4180 Haines Rd., Duluth, MN on Nov. 9, 2016 to exchange dollars for some Japanese yen and South Korean won. The exchange had been planned with the bank a couple of days ahead in order to make sure the bank had the foreign money. The exchange rate for Japanese (yen) on that day (11-9-16) was 1 US dollar = 105.65 yen. The exchange rate for Korean (won) on that day (11-9-16) was 1 US dollar =1,157.10 won.
My daughter and her friend who did the exchange at the bank noticed something wrong in that exchange. Coming home my daughter handed me the receipt and asked me if they were right on suspecting that the exchange was not right. Very quickly I rounded up in my head the 105.65 yen to a plain 100 and multiplied it with 542 dollars and it resulted in 54,200 yen, instead of 53.000 yen, which the bank paid for that amount. Did the same thing with the Korean (won) and there was a shortage as well.
Because my daughter went to Asia, I went to Wells Fargo bank and asked to speak with the manager. A young woman came and she introduced herself as one of the two managers at that bank. I told her that the currency exchange was not correct and she told me to go to the very person which did the exchange and she will explain me the situation. Because both exchanges were incorrect I suspected intentional manipulation rather than a simple mistake. Therefore I wanted the problem to be solved by the manager. I was not prepared properly for that debate, because it was my impression that the bank will see the "mistake" immediately and will give me the refund.
Instead, after a young man came with a calculator and by using the numbers on the receipt, he kept coming with the same numbers as they were on the receipt. In vain I tried to explain that by simply rounding the numbers up the math does not match, because they kept coming with the same thing. It was clear to me that a much more detailed information was needed and I didn't have it. I counted on the intelligence of the people at the bank who are supposed to be really good with numbers to get what I noticed on the first glance.
Realizing that either they didn't get it, or intentionally they tried to fool me, I told the manager that I will have this mathematical mess on internet and then I will come back. Here are the proper numbers: My daughter gave teller $542.75 to exchange for yen. Exchange rate that day (11-9-16) was 1 US dollar = 105.65 yen. She received 53.000 yen. $542.75 x 105.65 yen = 57,341.54 yen, not 53.000. A shortage of 4,341.54 yen which = $41.09 US. SAME DATE. SAME BANK. My daughter gave teller $ 99.97 to exchange for S. Korean won. Exchange rate that day (11-9-16) was 1 US dollar = 1,157.10 won. My daughter received 107,000 won. $99.97 x 1,157.10 = 115,675.28 won, not 107,000 won. A shortage of 8,675.28 won which = $7.50 US.
My daughter and her friend are college graduated and they noticed something wrong. I am exchanging foreign currency often and very used to such trades and can make very quickly calculations in my head. Yet this currency exchange which is the simplest thing there is in normal situations, was so complicated by the bank that it took me a lot of work to come up with the right numbers and I have to go the second time 20 miles distance to the bank in order to get the money which the bank swindled my daughter of. I didn't go to the bank yet, but I'm sure the bank manager cannot possibly be that stupid to deny the "mistake".
I don't know if the exchange girl did the swindling, or Wells Fargo bank. I tend to believe it was the bank, because the exchange rate numbers used, are such as not to be understood at all. I assume the exchange numbers are given daily by the bank headquarters, and the exchange currency people use the numbers as they receive them. Also the "mistakes" on both yen and won are about 8% in favor of the bank which I assume is automatically calculated to make the job easier for those who come up with the numbers.
If it took all this time and frustration for people like me and my daughter who are experienced in such situations, to figure this "mistake", what is the chance that some Mexicans, or third world country people (who are by far the majority who do such exchange) to detect the manipulation? And if they do, the only thing the bank has to do is return the "mistaken" amount. I think an investigation in this field may reveal millions of dollars being swindled by the bank.
Reviewed April 1, 2017
Mobile website NOT USER FRIENDLY. I always click on FULL SITE, to get the easiest readability for my account. But recently, the mobile site takes over, whether I want to use it or not. AND IT'S A BIG NOT. I CANNOT STAND THE MOBILE SITE. IT'S POORLY DESIGNED. Furthermore, things "change" after checking boxes or submitting payment. WELLS FARGO customer for over 20 years - I dislike the branch manager of closest branch so much, that I go way out of my way to steer clear of Bellevue, NE branch. How she ever was promoted to manager boggles my mind.
Reviewed March 31, 2017
The representatives of Origin of Truth Institute went to Wells Fargo Bank in Dalton, GA, on Wednesday on March 29, 2017, and submitted documents on a promissory note. All representatives of OTI sat in an office as we presented documents in order to process said documents. The intent of visit was clearly stated. Calls were made to confirm if the papers submitted were in process. There was one document that needed to be changed and we retrieved the needed document. The Personal Banker said that, "It’s a go” indicating we were ready to exchange on the promissory note.
Then representatives of OTI came in on Friday, March 31st, 2017. He attempted to open a business and savings account, which we did not request and, avoiding the very reason we came into the branch, which was to exchange legal tender (promissory note). We explained our intent and he then referred us to another Banking institution of Wells Fargo to speak with someone who dealt with our particular financial needs. We then, met with the Personal Banker's, referral and then he explained that they do honor promissory notes as legal tender, negotiable instruments. He said we can't use our promissory note but Wells Fargo creates their own promissory note. We were then directed to corporate at Wells fargo.
Several other calls were made to the corporate offices in California, one in Southeastern and the other in San Francisco, in attempts to exercise our rights regarding the promissory note according to the UCC law which is under the Federal Reserves and Maritime Law. [Admiralty law or maritime law is a distinct body of law that governs maritime questions and offenses. It is a body of both domestic law governing maritime activities, and private international law governing the relationships between private entities that operate vessels on the oceans].
There were 2 of the 3 callers that were very rude and unprofessional and absolutely hateful and mean, when asked questions regarding their position and if we could speak to someone else in a higher position. We got blown off and talked to as brutes, just overall violated our constitutional and civil rights and turned away without the anticipated services rendered that are due us. The corporate office representatives told us they don't do promissory notes but two branch manager told us they do them and have done them.
We have an actual recording of the conversation with one of the managers telling us that he has done several promissory notes and that Wells Fargo create their own (PN) on a certain type of paper. While on the phone with the corporate office representative of Wells Fargo, a call was made to the person we spoke to and we were informed by the corporate office representative, that the manager at the bank said he didn't tell us they do promissory note, it was a misunderstanding.
Reviewed March 28, 2017
I've had the Wells Fargo Home Projects card for 3 years and always made my payments on time. I'm currently remodeling my kitchen and I called last week to make sure the electrician I chose is still on their approved vendor list so I could use my card to pay for the new lighting. I was told by a Wells Fargo customer service rep that my electrician is on the list and I could use my card to pay him. The electrician completed the work on kitchen today and when I tried to pay him with my Wells Fargo card it was declined.
I called Wells Fargo again to see what the problem is and was told by the customer service rep that my electrician isn't on the list and hasn't been for more than a year. However, I received a new Wells Fargo card 3 months ago with the electrician's company name printed on the card right under the Wells Fargo name. Apparently, the vendor list is very short. Bottom line is, Don't get this card, it's useless and customer service reps are rude, untrained, and don't care. I'm very unhappy with Wells Fargo and would leave negative stars if I could.
Reviewed March 26, 2017
We bought a house in FL in 2005 and when the housing market tanked we had to move around where the money was to keep the house and we rented it out. After 8 years and several bad tenants we ask Wells Fargo 2 times to do a modified mortgage and was told they would not because we did not live there any longer but they would help us sell it if we wanted to.
So this year after spending 14000 in the house for repairs that the tenant tore up we called and applied for a short sale, they approved the amount. The loan was up to date and they sent a letter saying the leftover amount would be forgiven. Well the house closed and 2 weeks later I signed on and seen they closed both of my credit card accounts and my wife's one also. My one was 0 Balance and our other 2 was current. I called and was told that it was because of mismanagement of account #. Which is the mortgage account that was forgiven. 2 days later our reward points that we had was removed with a message that said we can still make payments. We now have seen that they dropped our credit scores by 80 points each, mine was 768.
Reviewed March 25, 2017
I had account ending ** for many years. Never a fee was assessed until October 2016. Not aware when the account changed. Even the broker couldn't tell me how. They have been giving me the runaround since November 2016 not wanting to return my $155.
Reviewed March 24, 2017
My son and his wife died in a house fire in Pittsburgh. They had a car loan through this company. They had automatic withdrawal. I notified them they had passed, and to stop taking money out of their account, and come and get the car... They told me as long as they had money in the bank, they would keep taking out the money. We hired a lawyer, he called and they told him the same thing. Of course we are filing a suit against them. It's unlawful to take money, from the dead... The day they were informed, they shouldn't be in their accounts. Law says dead people can't pay their bills... If you use this company, or looking for one, look at what they are doing to the dead. What will they do to a live person...
Reviewed March 23, 2017
I came in to deposit some checks and Serge (at Wells Fargo Val Vista Town Centre) noticed that my front tire was flat. I was very surprised and was going to the gas station to get it fixed ASAP when he offered to pump my tires for free with his electric pump. He was very kind and courteous and I am glad that he helped fixed my tires. Never, had a bad experience with Wells Fargo.
Reviewed March 23, 2017
I was charged a $15 fee to use my Wells Fargo savings account to make a payment on my Wells Fargo credit card. It is also crazy that the money came out of my savings right away but shows only 'pending' on my credit card... umm Wells Fargo you have the money and you knew it was in the account that you took it from so what is the hold up? Once my card loan is paid off I am changing banks because this one will nickel and dime you to death.
Reviewed March 22, 2017
This was the WORST for investments!!! About 7 years ago my mom gave me $2000 but she insisted I invest it with Wells Fargo and buy stocks and I could do a low risk/low reward account. I did, and I bought stocks from 4 different companies via my financial advisor. In that entire 7+ years I had that money invested I NEVER made more than $300. I recently closed my account because it was pointless to keep it in there when I need it now. I made a whopping $216. They of course taxed the $216, and on top of that they charged me $62 commission fee for each stock I closed. So I gave them $2000 and 7 years later I got back $1957. I am luckier than some, it could've been a lot worse, but I would've made more off interest if I kept it in a bank savings account and that's pretty sad... NEVER do ANYTHING with WELLS FARGO!!!
Reviewed March 21, 2017
Very disappointed in Wells Fargo service for simple request to revise the name on an existing account. So far it has been a two and half month, 16 plus phone calls, hours and hours of conversations and three trips to branch banks... Still I get different directions / requested for form work and forms they can not find after they get sent. Have requests to discuss the matter with a supervisor (five times and counting) but no one is ever available and although promised, no one ever calls back. They are about to lose a 38 year long customer.
Reviewed March 20, 2017
This bank as been ripping off customers for years. I applied for credit card and received one with $2000 credit limit. I paid every month. In 2011 I was diagnose with cancer. I still worked even in pain. I knew it would be difficult to pay some of my bills so I started paying larger amounts on its credit card. They reduced my credit limits immediately. So long story short they could not tell me the reason for the reduced credit limit. They closed the account. Sue me for 3,000, and garnish my wages and took money that did not belong to them. Trust ME NEVER, NEVER EVER DEAL with WELLS FARGO. CHEATERS.
Reviewed March 20, 2017
The bank that loves charging overdraft fees! They don't show checks when they are pending or going through, but they show debit card transactions. They charge overdrafts fees even if you're overdraft by $1.00. The company has you sign up for notifications, but they don't notify you when a check is clearing or if you're overdraft unless you used your debit card. And when I say check, I don't mean paper checks, but automatic payments, because some are treated as checks. When THEY make a mistake they tell us that they refunded the overdraft fee, BUT we cannot see it. We were told wait for our statement, then we will see it. A load of garbage. This bank is only there to serve the rich, not the average joe! Citibank treats its customers much better.
Reviewed March 17, 2017
If I could give No stars I would. I have been with Wells Fargo for 13 years and this last past year, continuing to today they have found out how to bounce my account out every Thursday. They wait till they know my direct deposit went through then pick up either an already processed charge and re-post that as pending so the account bounces. Or they un-post items that were already posted in such an order to apply the maximum amounts of overdraft fees onto the account. I will literally screen shot all the pending transactions and the amount remaining in the account, then the next morning they have un-pended all the transactions and re-work them systematically in order to bounce the account and collect $35.
Yesterday I had absolutely had nothing in the account prior to my check entering the account today. They allowed an illegal debit from DirecTV (which we canceled 2 months ago) of $160 to apply to an empty account leaving the account at -160.xx then added the $35 overdraft fee there. I called and entered a dispute regarding the illegal debit, and after calling back twice was offered the option of putting a stop payment on the amount that both stole out of my account. I also followed up with DirecTV regarding the illegal debit. Now since I have a stop payment being looked through their department I have to wait to close any and all accounts. I am absolutely done with Wells Fargo.
Reviewed March 16, 2017
Wells Fargo has terrible service. It so bad there are no words to describe how bad it is. I wish I could give negative stars. I made a payment on Mar 9. Funds were withdrawn from my bank on that date. I no longer had use of them. Yet Wells Fargo did not release them to my account and placed a hold on them for 12 days. The only reason I can see for this long hold time is that Wells Fargo intended to USE MY MONEY. There is NO EXCUSE for that. It is MY MONEY. Avoid this bank like the plague.
Reviewed March 15, 2017
I placed a stop payment on a check. Wells Fargo wanted to charge a fee of $40.00 to place a stop payment until I spoke with a manager and he then waived this fee. After placing a stop payment action on a check with the value of $125.00... the check was presented 7 days later and Wells Fargo allowed the check to go thru. I cannot understand how 7 business days could go by and in the year 2017 Wells Fargo did not/could not have the capability to flag this check and NOT allow it to be cashed. When I have ANY other transaction(s) that occur with this bank... it all happens within SECONDS! When I took this matter to many people within the Bank they all told me there was NOTHING that could be done. What a shame that I was not made whole when clearly Wells Fargo made a mistake. 7 whole days passed by and they were not able to STOP this check. Taking my business to a bank that cares.
Reviewed March 14, 2017
Recently reviewed my credit report and found a line of credit that was opened in my name then closed some months later by a Wells Fargo banker without my consent. Then I log onto my checking account online today and find a retirement savings plan opened on my account that I did not open. Wells Fargo is shady and fraudulent. I will be closing my checking account with them immediately.
Reviewed March 14, 2017
I filed a claim against State Farm and Wells Fargo last September 2016. I had a flood in my basement. The entire bottom half of my house will have to be remodeled. I have gotten estimates at $10,000. State Farm will only pay $4000. The check is made out to me and Wells Fargo and they will not reissue a check in my name only. Now Wells Fargo is wanting me to fix the basement but I have 6 large rooms and $4000 would go to maybe just one room. They won't allow me access to my account on their website and every time I call I get a different answer. The $4000 check is from my insurance company that I am paying for. This is the worst company I've ever had to do business with.
Reviewed March 13, 2017
Due to our Heat/AC dying we purchased with local company we love however they use Wells Fargo Financing. Wells Fargo is rude, call my employment even when I have paid online and will not respond or listen to anything we tell them. Had got 1 month behind due to financial problem and the due date. Heck, even when I asked to change to a due date that corresponded to our pay period they were not willing to change, finally did later. Guess they wanted the late charges since it was a 0 interest for ** number of months. Have repeatedly told them no work calls. Basically they are vultures. I don't recommend anyone using this company for any reason!
Reviewed March 11, 2017
I have been paying on my house here at ** for 18 years. I had a brain aneurysm, a heart attack, and broke my ankle in three places. I called Wells Fargo asking for help to lower my house payments. They jacked it up a hundred dollars more. I told them my health issues. They told me that I was probably living above my means now. Because I got sick I guess. They wanted me to pay 702 dollars on a small two bedroom home. It's just crazy. They won't even help me after I have paid in 18 years. Now I will be homeless. I have no family no friends. My parents have passed. I've tried for 8 months to get help every way I've tried and turned. No money no help. Wells Fargo is not in the market to help people, but to hang people. I no longer believe in Wells Fargo. Their only goal is money. You the customer doesn't matter! Thanks for nothing Wells Fargo. Homeless because of you!
Reviewed March 10, 2017
I used to use Wells Fargo for my business account and always had holds put on check from customers. One time I was paid a check from my father's company and a 10 day hold was put on the check. I called my dad and asked him to check his bank account to see if the check had cleared. Guess what, the check had cleared in one day and Wells Fargo was sitting on the cash before depositing into my account. I immediately closed my business account.
NEW. I am performing a job for a large corporation that uses Wells Fargo. They were to pay me a $18,000 deposit for the job with a ACH direct deposit. The job invoice total was to be $58,000. I am 3/4 way thru the job and the deposit still hasn't hit my account. My customer has tried three times now to get the monies transferred using their Wells Fargo account with no luck... I have just ordered my crews to stop the work and remove all the equipment. Because my company deals with proprietary chemical engineering and formulas for cleaning this customer's equipment, they will have to still pay me for services rendered and then try and find another company that specializes in what we do.
This Wells Fargo failure is going to cost them not only double the cost to complete the service but now they cannot bring their unit back online on time, costing them $220,00 per day. All this loss over Wells Fargo wanting to earn a couple days interest on $18,000. Hopefully this company who is worldwide will close their Wells Fargo account or at least get them to change their money hold scam policy.
Reviewed March 10, 2017
Initially I was hesitant to open an account but my job banks through them so I did. Before the new years and up until 2 weeks ago, someone had been slowly siphoning money out of my bank account. I immediately notified the bank and first they credited the 600 dollars that was stolen from me then 2 weeks later they reversed the credit putting my checking account at 0 dollars and denying the claim because they didn't want to take responsibility for their breach. These new cards with a chip are supposedly safe but that's a wisecrack, something to pacify consumers. Now I have to wait 48 hours for management to review my claim and reach a final decision. I was told my case would not be reviewed again if denied and I would have to take it to claims court! Wells Fargo does not care about their customers, all they care about are profits and taking other people's money! Corporate crooks!
Reviewed March 8, 2017
Wells Fargo Bank steals from its customers. That should come as no surprise. But what is worse -- even if you have an account open with them they will charge you a "monthly service fee" just for them to hold your money. I noticed that my savings account was slowly losing $5 here and there -- thought it was from credit card payments or something. Lo and behold, Wells Fargo STEALS this money and calls it a "service fee."
Did you know?? Wells Fargo destroys all of their documents on your banking account after 7 years? Convenient for them right? But what about the customer? NOT ONLY DO THEY STEAL YOUR HARD-EARNED MONEY, when you have a credit card they charge you OUTRAGEOUS interest rates. Had a credit card since 2008, paid it off 5 times or more. Went from a $1,200 credit limit to $12,000 credit limit but they refused to lower the interest rate from 19.55%... ALMOST 20% interest rate!!! Ridiculous. Paid off my card again and canceled it. As soon as I get my direct deposits transferred into my credit union I will be canceling my business with them altogether. ** you Wells Fargo!!! You're crooks, thieves, and a horrible place to do business.
Reviewed March 3, 2017
The way I have been treated as a customer through the student loan program has been awful. You would think Wells Fargo would want to use this opportunity of reaching young people to try and make them customers for life. I will never bank with Wells Fargo again. You could give me a full percentage point lower on a mortgage and I would still rather choose your competitor. Any car loan, mortgage, investing or any sort of banking I do will only be with Chase or a small bank. I have never disliked a company enough to want to boycott them or tell all my friends and family to avoid them until seeing what it is like working with Wells Fargo.
Reviewed Feb. 25, 2017
I have had an Equity Loan with Wells Fargo for 13 years and have always made the payment on time and have paid over on the principal. I used the money for personal things. It was made on my house that was worth $250,000 or more. I had Tower Hill Insurance and after 10 years my upstairs Porch Collapsed in 2014 and the insurance company did not want to pay the amount to fix it. I hired a lawyer and have been dealing with this for 2 years. The Insurance company dropped me and I am unable to get insurance as having a case open. The bank had to take out insurance to protect them which is almost 3 times what I was paying and for not much coverage as I had.
Wells Fargo also put a restriction on my Equity Loan. I am paying over what I have to pay and only owed $60,000 out of $100,000. They are working against me the whole way. Also they are keeping $10,000 of the money that insurance company has given me. I had put it right away on the Equity Loan until we settled and I could get the house fixed. I have been with them for many years back when they were Wachovia and have always been a good customer, no bad checks or any bad things and this is how they treated me.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2017
I deposit 500 in the ATM... a wells Fargo check. My account not negative... they hold the money. All of it till the next day. Tomorrow. I needed to place an order that now can't be placed till Monday... meaning it delays my work. 3 days of idle time. Yes I should have taken my check inside. I could have had 500 in hand. I have been using the ATM for a lot of deposits... Never had too many issues. Last two times... I'm done with Wells Fargo... with this bank. Monday I'm closing the account... Going to credit union. Thanks Wells Fargo as I have not one dollar to my name. We can't eat... anything for no apparent reason. The ATM changes the way it does biz.
Reviewed Feb. 22, 2017
Wells Fargo does care about their little people customers. If you are not a big business they could care less about you... They charged me a 4$ interest fee after I paid one of my accounts off and then said the fee was based on my average balance??? Made no sense if my balance was 0$... needless to say I have canceled/closed all my accounts with them over that 4$ which they should have just reversed... I will never do business with them again and can't wait to pay off my other account so I can be done with them for good since I'm just a little guy customer that doesn't matter... I have only spent $10000+ with them over a couple years.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2017
I recently had a check deposited into my account. I wanted to receive cash back but I was told I couldn't because I had a overdraft in the last 6 months and they was holding the check for 7 days to be verified. So I went to the ATM to get cash out and they blocked my card. The only thing they are saying is because of the check amount, they have put a hold on my account. I have given them my ID and all and still can't get money from my account until 7 days. When my money deposit, I will be closing all my accounts. I have had so many problems with them it's ridiculous.
Reviewed Feb. 16, 2017
Terrible bank!! Run far away from these crooks! First of all they set into motion overdrafts that will create 2 instead of one. Let's say you had $100 in an account. You had a bill you paid for $20 and later a bill for $81 dollars. They will purposely run the $81 dollar first even if payment was made much later just to stick you with two overdraft fees!!! Thieves through and through. My wife and I had separate accounts, she had numerous times called and emailed and shown up in person to isolate me from her account. Now she stopped using that account and stopped all transactions.
Lo and behold three months later my account ends up in the negative from 800 because of her overdraft fees that were adding up from auto payments that she had put a stop to months ago!!! Now I'm stuck no food no gas because this scummy bank decides to take all the money out of my account and pay the overdrafts that were time and time again told to STOP PAYMENT!!! Now they say 5 days to get my money back??? Nice job Wells Fargo!! Take the money from someone else's acct immediately and then sit on it for 5 days!!! I will never EVER use your bank again. Better off with a prepaid credit card to direct deposit!! At least they are up front about screwing you over you slimy reprehensible crooks!!!
Reviewed Feb. 15, 2017
I have been a loyal customer to Wells Fargo for nearly 3 years now. I have done business through this bank as a non-customer and was pleasant with it. I decided to open an account and give it a try. I liked how everything was cutthroat with depositing and withdrawing money via through debit card. But as time went on I was beginning to really dislike this bank. The minute you get inside the bank, you have a banker standing there to harass you to open something new or they are trying to sell you something even if you had mentioned you weren't interested. The next time they'd ask again! I found this very annoying.
I had issues some when I'd do deposits for a company I did the deposits for. The bank tellers would always ask me to open an account for me personally, and they'd ask me to other questions (this was prior to before I had an account Wells Fargo). I had also known various people who'd come to Wells Fargo to cash checks and the bank would treat you like a criminal to do just that and then charge you a fee for cashing them, which I found ridiculous. I also had a teller whom I knew personally that would not allow me to deposit a check for my family's business into their account because I didn't know the account numbers and everybody at the Wells Fargo branch where I bank knows who I am. Which is also what I found stupid, I have been in there plenty of times doing the same thing so I didn't understand why it'd be an issue. I was depositing not taking money out or anything. They turned me down and refused me.
Getting to the nitty-gritty of things, the tellers and bankers do not care about the customers at all. The bankers who sit by the door the minute you get inside, ask you pretty much why you're there. If they know they can't make no money or do anything for you, their attitudes change and don't talk much after if at all. I have had numerous issues with Wells Fargo safe to say. Today was my last straw, I had money in my savings to cover my bills from my checking and did so. I wasn't informed of the new protection charge fee for funds from savings to go into checking. My savings should have covered it all and then I got slapped with an overdraft fee as well. I was just in the bank to put more money and wasn't informed less then an hour later via by email about all the charges, and my account wasn't overdrawn when I was in the bank and no new charges appeared.
I spent the better part of 20 minutes sorting out an issue of theirs as well. I had to switch with 3 different people and they decided to reimburse me 25% of the $50 they took from me which shouldn't have happened in the first place. It was the bank's mistake. I know I wasn't in the hole, as I was just at the bank. Very unhappy with the satisfaction of the company; the company is very disloyal and dishonest. The bank doesn't like to post transactions until days after they had occurred which throws you off as well leaving you to guess how much money you do or don't got. I will not miss the long waits at the bank to get their crude customer services and I won't miss seeing the banker asking to 20 questions for you being at the bank.
Also the charging of my money own to get used from my savings into checking. The ATM fees are outrageous as well, like it's not bad enough you get charged from the merchant of the ATM but Wells Fargo also will charge you as well since it's not a WF ATM. I have never heard of this from a bank before. The tellers are often rude as well and the branch I bank at has had issues with keeping confidentiality because of one the employees seems to tell everybody the bank's transaction. I am closing my account as soon as I can and going elsewhere. My advice to you, avoid Wells Fargo. The service is awful and there are many hidden charges in and fees hidden within.
Reviewed Feb. 14, 2017
Resetting auto pays, fraud accounts, Seattle found it reckless. Back in December I opted to not use the auto pay. Each time a new day populated or an amount auto entered. I did my best to populate deleting the auto pay accounts more than once. Only after they paid on a nearly empty account and my calling to complain did they reset it back. Deleting them again! Previously I set them for sending payment to my credit card. It didn't arrive till after I complained. They started new fraud accounts and lost Seattle, WA as banker. Today is the last straw, to a new bank I go.
Reviewed Feb. 14, 2017
I am having the worst experience with my WF loan service. I purchased a vehicle that was financed through WF via trade-in. I paid off my past vehicle which was also financed through WF. I cannot seem to get any answers regarding why I am continuing to get 'past due' notices for my paid-off vehicle. The billing for my new vehicle is confusing as well. When I sent an email to the website, I received a secured message alert. When I opened it, it read that the message was no longer valid! WTH! If I could give this bank a negative star, I most certainly would! It should not be that difficult to keep past and current loans straight.
Reviewed Feb. 13, 2017
We purchased $7,000 in carpet for our house and was financed through Wells Fargo. We signed up for online statements and paid the account in full on time. Then we purchased $600 worth of carpet in June and argued between Wells Fargo and Empire as we were unable to make a payment online as we were never charged. In August of 2016 we were told by Wells Fargo that when Empire finally put the charge through, we would begin receiving the emailed statements again. In December we received a letter in the mail that we were delinquent. We called and paid the account plus the late fees, even though they were not our fault. Now we've received late marks on our credit and they has the nerve to send us a letter that after a review of our credit, they decreased our credit from $7k to $700.
We called and were told that it was our fault and that we were responsible for hitting a button (that does not exist) on our online account to have the bills emailed to us or else we should have been calling every month to find out when the charge finally posted. Then the "supervisor" hung up on us when we asked where this was specified online and where this button was. I think it's such poor customer service and just bad business to a) not offer to call Empire (their merchant in the first place) and get the charge put through after 3 months of us calling and then b) try to scam us by saying we didn't hit a button for online statements to be emailed to us (Edison and every other creditor emails you the bill when you choose online statements), and c) to have a supervisor hang up on you and not call you back to fully respond respectfully to the issue. I've never banked with Wells Fargo and never will.
Reviewed Feb. 13, 2017
My credit/debit card was stolen today. The moment I discovered this, I immediately called Wells Fargo to report it. This meant I did not wait until I got home (40 minutes away); it meant I attempted to perform this task on a sidewalk without my online banking account, my statement, my account number, or the blood of my first born child - all things they seem to require that I produce to prove I am who I say I am when I want to STOP people from removing unauthorized monies. But I am getting ahead of myself. So on the sidewalk where I have discovered the unfortunate fact that I have been robbed of my card, I whip out my handy dandy cell phone (thanks to the miracles of modern technology) and promptly enter into the phone answering system that could not process my accent. After several attempts, it kindly suggested I use "the phone keypad to enter your account number". Fabulous... if I had the credit card in my hand to report it stolen.
There were no further options and it was decidedly difficult to get the phone system to patch me through to a "banker", which was one of the options that I spoke, repeated, repeated again, repeated again, screamed, screamed again, screamed again, began cussing fluently in both my current accent and my childhood accent. I was unsuccessful in getting the phone system to connect me with a real person. On the positive during the 12 minutes that I struggled with the phone system, my frustration became very palpable and while the machine could not take note of that and provide the proper assistance, I was doing an excellent impersonation of a complete lunatic and people began to step off the sidewalk and cross into the parking lot to avoid coming near me as I became progressively unhinged while trying to get the system to send me to a real person.
Now I am not sure if I had exceeded the time mandated for the phone system to decide it could not get rid of me, or if I yelled the needed allotment of foul language to reach someone alive. That first person I spoke with also had an accent. And while not the same as mine, it also would have triggered complete bewilderment from the mangled telephonic hellspawn Wells Fargo has developed to intimidate inconvenient customer out of wishing to do something related to their money.
Shockingly the person I spoke with also demanded the number of the credit card I wish to report stolen. So in a public area (which I reported to the person online), I disclose my social security number, my date of birth, my full name, my legal name, and 3 of my addresses. (That was a sticking point. I have 3 adjacent properties and for some reason Wells Fargo has latched onto one of them as my primary address and I can never remember which one because NO ONE else uses it.) Nope this is not good enough. But I do get a gracious plenty of "I'm sorry" and "I do understand" and explanations of why I need to be transferred to Timbuktu to have this card at this time turned off. End result is I become a complete harridan and end up disconnecting.
There are not words to describe my emotional state to know that my card is in the hands of who knows who, currently off on a spending adventure that I don't want it to be on, and my bank, the same bank that previously shut my card off on two separate (and equally embarrassing times) because I didn't report in with them first and get permission to travel (in country to places I have been to before) to do so, doesn't feel motivated to respond. I am beyond livid.
I have had this account for 20 years through various banks as they've preyed on each other like cannibalistic piranhas and in no previous incarnation was a bank so vile, unresponsive, and abrasive. And that's not the staff. The staff is very polite. It must be a stressful, tiring job. It's the policies and the procedures. It's the little things, like when that ice storm came through last year that immobilized the area and I was stuck and my card wouldn't swipe. The human I spoke with understood that I needed my card to work. We discussed at length that I needed the card to work for one last transaction so I could get home before she issued me a new card. She assured me she did.
Unfortunately, that's not how it worked out and I was stuck beside the road until a complete stranger picked me up and my infant child and gave us a ride home. (Just think how much worse this story could have gone!! Thank you Wells Fargo for letting me know that in an ice storm and you've wrecked your vehicle, while you might not be able to count on the people you've had a lengthy business relationship with, you can learn that not all strangers are murdering psychopaths. I'll write Forensic Files and let them know too.) I closed all accounts with Wells Fargo except my checking account over that nonsense. Today, I learned I was foolish. I should have closed all accounts. I will remedy that Monday at 9:00 am.
Reviewed Feb. 12, 2017
To make a long story short, Wells Fargo Bank, without my knowledge or permission, 'punched' my Safety Deposit box, and removed my valuables. They violated every legal rule regarding Safety Deposit entry. They have been evasive and non-compliant in the return of my property. Even with legal representations Wells Fargo Bank is ignoring the situation. I have been a loyal customer with them for over 33 years and have had a Safety Deposit box for over 20 years. They are saying "they have no record of me having a Safety Deposit box"... Really!! I have the keys to the box in my possession and last accessed the box approximately 3 years ago. This has gone on now for several months and a considerable amount of financial legality for an attorney.
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2017
I have several business accounts and personal accounts with Wells Fargo. Today I deposited a check from my business account to my personal account. Normally, those funds would be available immediately, or so I thought, since both accounts were at the same bank. I got back to my office and found out that the funds were going to be held for 24 hours. I went back to the Wells branch where I made the deposit on Bee Ridge Road in Sarasota and was told about all of the reasons why my funds could not be made available. Evidently since I wrote a check from my business account to myself and deposited that check into my personal account, the system puts on an automatic hold for 24 hours. This has NEVER happened to me before. Wells was unable to rectify the situation and therefore I do not have the available funds today that I wanted. This sounds very shady to me and we will most likely be moving all of our accounts as a result.
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2017
I was mortified to read the other review about what happened with the other customer's escrow. The same illegal escrow account mismanagement is happening to me. We closed on our home at a very good rate with a local bank; we argued over the closing costs, and I think as revenge, knowing we were relieved to have escaped Wells Fargo, they intentionally sold our mortgage to them. I'm pregnant with two young children to take care of, but am trying to deal with all of this. We switched homeowner's insurances and immediately paid the amount into escrow. We were told they mailed a check fully 12 days ago now, and I call in "every day" and they have said different lies - that they will cancel the check and wire the money, oh but today they can't, only if it gets to the last minute. All lies. They are clearly trying to do what they did to the other customer - double our premium by forcing us to go with QBE or whatever their company is.
We have 8 days left till our insurance company cancels. I plan on double paying if it comes to it, and then suing Wells for the escrow surplus if it comes to it. My top agenda at this point is to break up that escrow because the last thing I need is them screwing up our taxes too. I knew I was dealing with an unethical company; my point with this post is you can be 100% responsible and still suffer with these people. Every time I call it's another 800 number. I actually had an agent leave me her direct number with not enough digits in it. I tried every permutation for what I thought might be the missing digit but they were all spam numbers. I really wish there could be a class action lawsuit over this.
At great inconvenience to me, I have avoided using their website as it supposedly waives your right to class action lawsuit, and understanding the lack of ethics the company operates with I knew I could not ever trust this company with that kind of power. All I want to do is raise my kids and just live my life, and instead I have to track these leeches and all their lies. They're dreadful people. I have to restrain the urge to spit at the actual people working in the banks. I despise this company and everything they stand for so much. The only perk is I can call in and vent without remorse at whatever parasite is on the other end; usually you'd feel bad but knowing it's their job to lie and steal day in day out, it helps. I plan to continue to call in every day even if this issue is resolved just to raise as much hell as I possibly can. God knows I can't afford therapy banking with them.
Reviewed Feb. 7, 2017
I have had Wells Fargo for about 2 years. Today I went to check my bank account over the phone and it transferred me to customer service. My account has been overdraft for about a week due to personal issues. I called last week to tell them that I am getting a direct deposit into the account on the date and that it would cover it to put a note on the account. Well call today for the rep to tell me that they have closed my account due to the account being negative. I'm just so mad. How can they close someone's account and not even call or notify the customer that they are closing the account.
Reviewed Feb. 3, 2017
Very entertaining. Recorded phone call with Janette **, the incompetent rep that is a robot lol. They bait and switch the mortgage recording cost, from $250 to $550. So greedy this bank even after the scandal! Mortgage recording?? I'm paying for something that should be free!!! With all the interest I paid over 17 years this bank has some nerve trying to charge for pressing a few buttons! Evil, dishonest and unethical.
Reviewed Feb. 3, 2017
My financial track record wasn't the best when I opened my account almost three years ago at WELLS FARGO. However it was simply due to being uneducated about the importance of credit and how it ultimately affects your entire life to a certain extent. I learned over time that my credit was in dire need of fixing and started by opening an account at Wells Fargo.
From the very beginning I have had nothing but bad experiences with the company. I may not keep thousands of dollars on hand and in my account but nevertheless I'm a customer! Nearly every few weeks over the past year, I have been keeping up with what is spent etc. And somehow I always manage to end up negative by a ridiculous dollar amount. But the past 6 months have been beyond horrible with this bank. But most recently I was attempting to transfer money from one bank to another (I opened an acct at BB&T so I could get away from Wells Fargo). I transferred 200 from WF to BB&T. This would have left me 50.00 in my WF acct in case any random charges went through. Because WF is really good at charging me at random weeks after I have used my card at a certain place the charge somehow goes through days or weeks later. So after making the 200.00 transfer I woke up the next morning to find my Wells Fargo acct negative 70 bucks. So I in turn transfer 80 bucks back from BB&T.
I realize that the 200 was deducted from WF but not deposited to BB&T and that I wouldn't have the 200 until 3-4 business days. So I call online customer service, asked the associate to cancel the 200 transfer and the 80 transfer. She says okay and the 200 bucks goes back to WF. 3-4 days later I realize 80 bucks was deducted from my BB&T account and was "PENDING" DEPOSIT at WF. Here I am 2 weeks later and I'm being told the associate didn't cancel the 80 dollar transfer and WF doesn't know why nor do they know where my 80 dollars is. Then after being hung up on probably 6 times and each time calling back to RE-EXPLAIN my story, I get a "supervisor". I say that with as little emphasis as possible because she did NOTHING TO HELP ME.
All she told me was she sees everything I'm relaying to her, however before I can have my 80 WELLS FARGO has to "research" the info. I am beyond belief that I have to sit and wait for this company to decide when or if I can have MY MONEY. I see the ball was dropped multiple times on this one issue alone. Not to mention every other bad experience I have had with them. I am beyond exhausted with this bank. I am a single mother of four who had to borrow money to feed my children. Does anyone at Wells Fargo know how embarrassing it is to beg and borrow money when you had the money to feed your children but couldn't because an employee didn't know how to do their job. I would rather burn my money in the fireplace than to deposit another dime into WELLS FARGO.
Reviewed Feb. 3, 2017
We were pre-approved for a loan to purchase a home in Arizona. I sent all the required documents that they asked for and was told two or three times that nothing else was required from me. Then I was told that I needed to send more documentation (this happened two or three times). I received a commitment letter from Wells Fargo, and again, they wanted more information. I sent 10 months of bank statements, proof that my homeowners insurance on my current home was paid, proof that I was up to date on my payments for my current home, proof that my property taxes were paid up to date on my current home (although my current home has nothing to do with the loan we applied for).
I sent proof of income, and a lot more documentation. I contacted Wells Fargo on Monday, January 31, 2017 to ask if we were going to be funded or not because we paid Wells Fargo $600.00 for an appraisal which was going to be done on February 4, 2017. I explained that it wouldn't be very financially responsible of me to allow the appraisal to be performed if we weren't going to be approved for the loan resulting in us losing our $600.00. I was told on the day I called (January 31, 2017) that they see nothing that was going to stop the approval and since I have a commitment letter that all should be good. So, of course, we were happy.
So today, February 2, 2017, I received a phone call telling me that I wasn't going to be approved due to "my cash deposits not matching up to my cash withdrawals last year", (I had more money deposited that I had withdrawn) "we will be unable to use your account funds per FHA cash on hand guidelines" BUT I have the option to have a family member "gift" me $5,200.00 from an account that they can verify funds from. In other words, I would have to ask a family member to GIVE me $5,200.00 and send Wells Fargo two years of their bank accounts. Keep in mind, I have proof of enough money in my bank to close escrow and to pay the down payment, I didn't get an answer what they needed the extra $5,200.00 for and how many people have family that would GIVE them that kind of money.
I asked quite a few times for a list of required paperwork, we couldn't get a straight answer. I spent a lot of time, money, paper, ink, etc on this and in my opinion, Wells Fargo wasn't going to approve it right from the beginning. We spent money for a house inspection, notary services, termite inspection and for a credit check which we won't be able to recoup. We lost our own money, and we spent lot of time on this and we won't be able to get any of it back.
Reviewed Jan. 31, 2017
They are increasingly adding fees that just aren't justified. My newest favorite was the release of their TERRIBLE, new website for online banking. It strips you of privileges you used to have, and still get from other banks, and then when you need them back, charge a fee for these now special services. Their brick and mortar stores are so annoying to visit now. To cash a single check you have to explain to a door greeter your visit just to get in line for a teller. Then work with a teller who has to call over a teller manager to greet you and ask you questions EVERY TIME you want to deposit a check. Yeah, not cash, DEPOSIT. I was trying to do my taxes and book keeping for 2016, and couldn't see my checks deposited on mobile banking for more than 90 days. If I wanted any more, it's $5.00 per print. Ridiculous.
Reviewed Jan. 29, 2017
Years ago I had a WF mortgage and escrow. The escrow was badly mishandled - they didn't pay the insurance on time, and then tried to make me pay for QBE (their own company) at nearly twice the rate of my real insurance company when the coverage lapsed for non-payment. I refinanced to get away from Wells Fargo, but as weirdness will happen, the loan was eventually sold back to Wells. I did manage to get rid of the escrow portion and all went along per plan.
When I relocated I thought it would be simplest to stay with WF - bad decision. The papers were late and wrong getting to closing, and they'd set up escrow. "No problem. Go ahead and sign and we'll fix it." Ha! They wouldn't remove the escrow until a year passed and then only if I was a very good little customer. In late December I got a call from my insurance company that the bill they sent to WF was returned as undeliverable - and what is the new address. Thank you Amica for contacting me, and shame on you Wells Fargo for trying to be slimy yet again. They had already put the QBE ball in motion and knew how much extra I would have to fund in the escrow to pay for it. I did manage to get the escrow account closed but have yet to see the distribution of those escrow funds. If you go with Wells Fargo for your mortgage - be kind to yourself and stay away from the escrow.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2017
I had a large home equity credit line that ended after 10 years of interest-only payments. When that happens, you then will repay monthly for both principal and the interest at a new rate. Well first I looked at my original documents 10 times, then I spoke to 5 Wells Fargo people asking them to say what my new interest rate would be. Their answer was, "That is proprietary company information and we can't tell you how it is calculated." Unbelievable!!
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2017
On 1/3/17 I went online and canceled the bill pay to Lakeland Electric and made the payment myself with my debit card the reason and the back stated the payment would not be received by the until 1/7/17 online the bank paid it anyway on 1/4/17. After several calls to the bank and including a person to person they informed me on case #** to contact the electric company of the issue and that they would be contacting them to take the back the electronic payment. I informed them by email of the problem and that the bank will be contacting them re the issue. I rcvd an email back confirming the issue and waiting for contact from the bank.
I was informed yesterday that they were closing the complaint and not recovering the money to resolve this problem. They offered to do a three way call for me to request a refund which I refused since I had already contacted the bank as instructed by them since it is now the 27th of Jan and since there is a credit on my acct I would just leave it for the new bill. But in the meantime we were getting collections from the bank for the acct being overdrawn. When I called this am there were 8 message in my bank inbox but the time I finished the call it had been deleted to 6 with the 1/3/17 information being deleted.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2017
I called in looking to transfer my retirement plan to another company. The first time I called, I got transferred three times and got hung up on. The second time I called, I got transferred twice and specifically asked to get a direct transfer due to the fact I got hung up on. The girl I spoke with had no idea what she was talking about. All I wanted to know is what they require from me to complete the transfer and I thought this was a simple question. Not to mention, I get e-mails almost every two weeks stating my online access has been disabled due to "suspected fraud". I don't trust this company with my money at all whatsoever and I can't wait to close my account.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2017
I didn't ever want to deal with Wells Fargo after dealing with them at the base I was stationed at in England, but my wife signed up for some kind of 2nd chance checking account to help restore your credit. Like they care. 2nd chancers are exactly what WF want so they can hit us with numerous bad check fees. We have a Netspend account through my wife's employer. Netspend is a prepaid debit card that is through the Bancorp Bank. Some of the advantages is spending is done in real time. So if I got to a store and buy 20 dollars worth of goods that 20 dollars will be deducted immediately from my account and I will get a phone text that said 20 dollars was spent.
Direct deposits will hit your account 1-2 days earlier than another bank. A big plus is say I have 34.67 left in my account and I accidentally spend 35 my account will be in the negative and I won't be able to use it till it is positive again but I won't get hit with an NSF charge and have numerous things go through to rack up more NSF fees. Plus there are no fees. My wife thought if she called up our WF in the morning and saw we had 300 dollars left in the account. Wrong because after too many NSF charges I download a checkbook register app to keep track of my account.
Now I have to be a detective to keep track of the shady ** that WF does. Example, our cell phones were due on the 11th which we paid to keep phone service. WF didn't even show it as a pending transaction or deducted the money we spent on the phones till 1 week later. So if you look at our balance we had what was actually left plus the money for the phone which was already spent.
This week I discovered some more shady stuff WF does. Last weekend I rented some videos from Amazon for my daughters. And both of them were on the pending transactions for a few days but then suddenly one of the videos and a magazine I bought disappeared of the pending transactions until they cleared a few days later. This where the detective work came in pulling my hair out to find out why my balance and WF was different.
Finally I had scheduled an online bill payment I forgot about on the same day my wife's pay direct deposit was scheduled. The bill payment put us in the hole for maybe 2 minutes because WF runs all their transactions about 4 in the morning but they must run payments first then credits so they can ** their customers over and get over and get their NSF fee. Now that I know what they are doing they will never get another NSF fee from me again. I hope this helps other people and as soon as my credit is good enough to move banks I will ditch WF.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2017
I am a caregiver, my employer recently passed away Oct 14 2016. She had written my paychecks to me prior to her death. I was informed by Wells Fargo bank that I need to summit her death certificate to the bank before cashing my checks. I did so on Jan 24th 2017. Which I received her death certificates on Jan 20 2017. After providing all the documents the bank required from me Wells Fargo put a block on my employers bank account and refused to cash my paychecks due to her passing away. I explained to the manager at the Wells Fargo branch that she was not deceased prior to her paying me for my job of taking care of her in her home for 4 1/2 years. They told me at first I needed 2 forms of ID for the Wells Fargo to cash my checks which I was providing to the bank manager. Then she informed me she wasn't going to cash my paychecks because my employer passed away.
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2017
Wells Fargo is up to its old game creating fake accounts again, but now they are doing it with a twist. Last year I had to replace my HVAC unit, so I fell for the same as cash if you pay equal amounts over the life of the loan. They called this loan a Home Project Loan and a credit card came with it. If you were late or missed a payment you would be hit instantly with the full interest payment (28.99%) over the total amount borrowed.
Rewind to Thursday January 12, I received an email from my credit monitoring service saying that there was a change in one of my accounts. I logged in to the credit monitoring service and discovered that Wells Fargo had changed my account. I logged in to Wells Fargo and found out that the original account was closed and a new one opened. I called Wells Fargo and asked about it. I then asked them why, on January 9 when I received the monthly bill for February it had the original account number on it, and what would happen if I mailed the bill paying it with the closed account number? They said that nothing would happen because they knew about the new account number. I asked for the new account number and received it over the phone and was given the instructions on how to find the new account numbers on their website. I asked for a new bill with the correct account number. Did I get it. No.
Saturday January 21 I did my normal on-line banking paying bills and such. Paid the Wells Fargo bill due February 2 with the new account number. A few hours later I was surfing the net and checked my email. There it was another email from the credit monitoring service saying an account had changed. I logged into Wells Fargo and there it was, the new account was closed and another opened with a new account number. Here is the new scam that Wells Fargo is doing. Instead of opening fake accounts that people are not aware of, they are closing an old ones and opening a new ones calling it a change. Because this account is considered a Home Project Loan and has credit card comes attached to it and we all knows what happens to your credit scores when a change occurs and it not in a good way.
Reviewed Jan. 20, 2017
Had a problem at first getting my money back. I submitted a dispute over $581.19 on the phone a couple months ago through the claims department, went from one adjuster Mehsute who denied the claims temporarily to another adjuster Peggy who obviously has no clue as to what she is doing. I finally get the adjuster to agree to credit the account, which they marked as provisional credit. No more than 2 minutes later I get a callback from Peggy who turns around and denies the payment right after we agreed that they will credit my account the full amount and they would dispute. Had to then be connected to a claims service consultant Jeremy ** who tells me I have to wait another 15 days for the dispute to be active after I have already waited more than 15 day prior to calling them November 11th.
Called back on November 29th to finally get them to submit a dispute with the other company. Ever since then I have had no contact with them regarding my dispute, no letters, e-mails or calls. My time on the phone had been wasted throughout the past month. I called recently last week on January 10th to get status and get the claims answering machine that "there are no representatives to answer my call, please leave a message." Today I have been on the phone just letting it sit on my desk for a combined 2 hours tonight and I had to call the number on the back of my card to finally speak to a rep Kayla who just transfers me to the same claims office. The only dispute I have ever had at all and the service is truly god awful and the worst I have ever seen in my life. I could watch a movie in the time the claims department decides to pick up the phone to their so-called "appreciated customers". Will have to waste my time to follow up another night.
Reviewed Jan. 19, 2017
My experience was horrible. Money "disappeared" from my account, not once or twice but 3 times. I'm dumb enough to had stayed with them but at first it was $13.00. Supposedly they had said it was a glitch. Ok. Next time it was $50.00. I went over to my local Wells Fargo by 1st Ave and Washington in downtown Phoenix Az. The teller was so rude and was getting pissed off at me for wondering were my money was. She yelled and said I was being stubborn and asked me to leave but before I asked her if I can clear my account and she said "no that that was not possible at the moment." Whatever again stupid enough. Now $96.00 went missing when my card decline and before that day at 11 pm I withdraw $20 from my local Wells Fargo ATM and I print my receipt which said I had 96 dollars left ok. I used my card. It declined!
I TRY to check my account but it won't let me log in on my Wells Fargo online account and it tells me it's unavailable. I keep trying and finally it says I'm -3.96. How the **? And all my account summary is GONE! I call Wells Fargo and they have talk to a machine? Literally explaining my problem to a machine I keep trying to reach customer service but nothing. Took me about 30 minutes NO LIE to finally get a HOLD of someone. I tell her my situation blah blah with their stupid greeting nonsense and she keeps repeating the same thing and I tell her about the receipt I have and all of the sudden she says it's a glitch. No I do not believe that. Imagine how many people they do this and imagine getting at least 20 from 1000 people will add up. For a fact they are stealing from their customers!!! DON'T RECOMMEND AT ALL. AWFUL CUSTOMER SERVICE AS WELL AND HIDDEN FEES. AND A LOT OF "GLITCHES".
Reviewed Jan. 18, 2017
They are the only bank I ever heard of to charge a fee to cash their own check. A check made out to me from a client, I went to W/F bank and they wanted to charge a fee to cash a check. Horrible horrible bank. Watch out for misc. fees.
Reviewed Jan. 17, 2017
Having spent $75 on a balance transfer of just $1,500, in an attempt to avoid interest fees and give myself stress free time to deal with the debt, I have learned that one simply cannot have a stress free/surprise fee free experience with Wells Fargo. In the last 3 months, I have been charged $65 in fees - 3 interest charges that I didn't understand, and one late fee, the highest fee a bank is legally allowed to charge, of $37. While apparently explained to me, but not transparently so, the $1,500 is not a static interest free amount, but an amount that dwindles every time I make a payment, so while I still have a balance of under $1,500, the majority of it now bears interest. I wouldn't have used this card had that been properly explained to me.
I'm furious and will be canceling my last Wells Fargo product, this card, next week. I remember opening my first checking account with them at the age of 6, and I remember the first time I got a bill for nearly $300 dollars in 'overdraft' fees due to their systems treatment of pending, settled and available balances, as a hard working 17 year old. After 20 years and many hundreds of dollars in unreasonable fees, I'm done with this unscrupulous bank. Dear Chase, you now officially have all my business and I thank you for being fair and transparent.
Reviewed Jan. 13, 2017
I previously wrote reviews on an insurance company and a general contractor that did an excellent job in helping me recover from rebuilding after Hurricane Matthew did major damage to my home. When an insurance check over a certain amount is issued to homeowners, the mortgage holder's name is also listed as an endorser on the reimbursement check and this is understandable because some people walk away from damaged homes after cashing checks leaving the mortgage company stuck with a damaged home.
I can understand this, but what should be required to prove work is done and get the insurance reimbursement check back from the mortgage company after being told to mail it to them for endorsement after trying to cash it in a local Wells Fargo bank? I don't believe in using exaggerating language or generalities so I will just present the facts with how Wells Fargo Property Loss Department (hereafter WFPLD) in South Carolina handled my situation. This is a summary of a detailed letter I mailed to Wells Fargo two weeks ago and after answering an online questionnaire of "how did we do?" I waited this long to give Wells Fargo a chance to respond which they have not done.
Eleven different phone calls were made to the WFPLD over a 30+ day period. The local Wells Fargo Bank branch manager could do nothing as the WFPLD controlled all aspects of reimbursements. Why in the case of a disaster can't local reps handle this? A written contract, license, and W-9 for each and every contractor, proof of invoices, insurance adjustor report, and a 14 page checklist along with the insurance reimbursement check had to be mailed to WFPLD. I thought it would be easier with one general contractor. I can't imagine if multiple contractors were used.
Eleven phone calls-eleven representatives, and this was after dealing with the automated response system. (Press 1 for this, enter loan number, last 4 of SS, etc.). Even pressing 0 did not always work as "that response does not match our records". The automated response system would not accept loan number or last 4 of SS#. First auto response was "if you know your party's extension dial it now". I later found out there are NO extensions.
On two occasions it took over 10 minutes to find a supervisor after not getting satisfactory results from a rep. On many occasions a 3 to 6 minute on-hold was endured in order to do some reviewing. It took 26 days after the 1st phone call to receive a check covering out of pocket expenses to date. This was less than half of the total reimbursement check. This was also after two promises over a 1 and a half week period that the check would be mailed, only to find out certain documents were missing. No documents could be e-mailed in. All either fax'd from a local Wells Fargo bank or snail mailed. All faxes had a two day response period review.
Halfway through the process I called the complaint department as was told I would be assigned a case number on a return phone call within 24-48 hours. This never happened. But the following week a letter arrived stating all matters were being handled appropriately. On day 26, a third party home inspector arrived to make sure all repairs were done. This is in comparison to a local bank also listed as an endorser to handle the matter in one business day.
33 days after 1st call the remainder of the insurance reimbursement check arrived in two checks with the first listing the general contractor as an extra endorser because he was owed a final payment less than 1/3 of the total costs. The last check was money left to do outside repairs. This delayed the outside repairs (driveway and lawn), pushing them into the holiday season which interfered with out of state guest visits. Again, what if multiple contractors were used?
I will state that all reps I personally talked to in the WFPLD were never discourteous. Some were even sympathetic. It's the system that needs repair. Also I have never had trouble with Wells Fargo Mortgage Department. Wells Fargo has undergone two recent major newsworthy scandals. Some would think that they would want to make sure all existing customers would be treated with extra attention. Especially those who are close to 70 with a heart condition and trying to recover from a disaster.
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2017
Poor customer service. Representative I spoke with was not knowledgeable as to their product or specific service. When I queried the disclosure and attached 28.9% a.p.r. I could not get a straight answer as to particulars - basic information. If you are charging such exorbitant interest rates, it would seem more professional if the person, entity, knew what, and why - right? Loan sharking at its finest - not.
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2017
I sold my townhouse & paid off my Wells Fargo mortgage in June 2016 & then found a condo to purchase which would cut my cost of living in half so I could retire. My offer on this condo was accepted in July 2016 & I took it to Wells Fargo to apply for a mortgage for the balance I needed at closing. They knew I was retiring & this was the whole purpose of selling my large townhouse & buying a smaller condo so I would have much less to finance. I had enough equity so I only needed about $28,000 to close so Vickie at Wells Fargo in Colorado Springs put me through the whole mortgage application only to find out that my amount was too small for a mortgage. Shouldn't she have known that before I went through that whole process? So, then Vickie said I could apply for a Home Equity Line of Credit for the cash to close & sent me to another banker in that department.
I told her that I don't own a property, yet, so how could I apply for a HELOC? She told me this was a different kind of HELOC that I could apply for since I had a good amount of cash from my sale of the townhouse & even the banker she sent me to questioned it, but Vickie told him how he should be able to do it. That banker put me through that process to the point of pre-approval & then realized that I couldn't have a HELOC since I didn't own the property, yet, & that there was no special HELOC like Vickie had thought! So, he sent me back to Vickie.
Vickie finally came up with the idea of applying for a personal line of credit to pay the cash I needed to close, but I told her I was not fond of that idea as that of course was a very high interest rate, therefore, a high payment. But, Vickie told me not to worry because I could close on the property with this cash & only make the first months payment on the PLOC & then we could change that over to a HELOC. Considering the bankers at that branch didn't seem to know what they were doing, I was a bit leery in moving forward with that, but Vickie assured me this was the right way to go! So, I trusted that she knew what she was talking about this time & was approved for the PLOC. After making my first payment in Oct I went to Vickie to apply for the HELOC. And, the incompetence continued.
We started the HELOC application Oct 14th & I provided all verification they requested to my contact, Vickie, & got a call from the underwriter, Tanner, saying he still needed the verification. I told him I took hard copies to them a week ago or more & that this should have all been faxed to him by now! He contacted Vickie & found out that she was out on bereavement leave & that everything on her desk just sat there & was not forwarded to him or anyone else in her branch. He apologized & said they didn't want to lose my business so he was offering a lower rate of 2.115 % on the HELOC for the first year. So, then on Dec. 9th I'm told that they had all the info they needed & that this will be expedited & I hear nothing from anyone for over a week.
Then I get a letter, not a call, on Dec. 12th saying they are unable to offer the credit requested due my debt payments being too high relative to my income. Other than utilities my only debt is that PLOC & my income & assets, i.e., IRA & 401k are sufficient enough to cover any unforeseeable expense let alone the payments or even the ability to pay it off if need be. The incompetence at Wells Fargo appears to be critical in the Colorado Springs branch & my next step is to investigate whether they set me up in a high interest loan knowing all along that I would be locked into it for their benefit only. Had I known that this was going to happen I never would have accepted a high interest/payment personal line of credit & they knew that!
So along with this email to the board of directors I also have an agency interested in investigating more for me as well as a local media friend that thinks this would be a sad, yet, interesting story to share with the media considering the time of year as well as to warn others about the practices at this Wells Fargo bank.I will wait a few days before I go any further but would expect as well as appreciate a response. Considering the thousands of poor reviews out there on Wells Fargo as well as the fact that the BBB won't even accredit Wells Fargo, which I only learned of recently. I would have expected that they would taken an interest in this situation.
I got a call on Dec 14th from Tanner, the underwriter for my HELOC application, & he said that my denial letter was sent out in error & the issue was corrected, but there would still be a 1-3 month wait as they now need to do a "Condo Review" since about 50% or more of these units in my complex are rented. He said this just came up & he had no idea that this was going to be needed! Talk about putting a customer on an emotional roller coaster! But, apparently this was just Wells Fargo's way of crossing their i's & dotting their t's before they gave me a final denial letter which they knew they would be doing in advance, anyway. And, all of this not only wasted my time but enabled Wells Fargo to collect a higher payment from me even longer!
I responded to Tanner that I will wait one more month & will currently be shopping for another lender that will do this HELOC or any other program for a refinance if he cannot finish this up by January or sooner. I got an email from Tanner on Dec 16th saying he needs a copy of the master policy or the HOAs contact info to continue this condo review. I sent him everything I received from the HOA at closing as well as the HOAs name, address, & phone # in a reply email the very next morning. I then get a call from Tanner on Dec 20th saying that is not what he needed & actually needs the HOA master copy of their insurance as my copy was merely the declaration page so he now needed their contact info. I told him that the HOA contact info, in detail, was included in the email I sent him 3 days ago!
He apologized & said he failed to see that in the email I sent him but will forward that now to the people doing the condo review. This incompetence just keeps continuing & something must be done about it. I now firmly believe they are just trying to make sure they get as many high payments from me on this PLOC as possible. So, next I was going to try to get the PLOC payments at least lowered until they can complete this HELOC which is only fair, but the incompetence & cover up of their errors only continues with no remorse or care to help me get out of this high interest PLOC! I cannot believe one company can be so inept as to make so many critical errors and have them all be unintentional.
I have to say I'm embarrassed to own stock in this company & am thinking of selling it and buying something in a company I can trust. This has gone beyond an error, beyond a simple miscalculation, beyond anything reasonable. It has reached the point where trust has been breached and can be considered intentionally deceptive because a company this size cannot be that inept, you would think? I'm hoping that someone is looking into this issue as I have been more than patient & more cordial than I think anyone else in such circumstances could possibly be.
On Dec 27th I got a call from Tanner asking me to reach out to the HOAs insurance company as they left several messages with no response from them. So, I called the insurance company & left a message & followed it up with an email to that company as well at 9:18 the same morning. They responded with an email at 10:51 the same morning saying that they had only received one message from Wells Fargo the day before & that they were going to respond on this very morning, anyway. They also sent me a copy of the attachment that they sent to Wells Fargo with the needed information to ensure they did what they were asked. Then I finally got a call from Tanner the same afternoon saying that the HELOC was denied due to the investor concentration being more than 50%!
The funny thing is I had already started searching for other lenders & when I'd get an offer I would give the details of this investor concentration that I surely did not know about & apparently Wells Fargo did not know about, but all of these other lenders knew right away! Amazing! They all said that Wells Fargo should have known that this should have been reviewed right up front or at the very least early in the application process when dealing with a condo! Again, had they known this I would not have agreed to a personal loan to begin with!
So, in summary, I applied for a mortgage for the balance owed on purchasing this condo but was told after applying the amount was too small for a mortgage; I was talked into a personal loan so I could buy this condo but didn't want to do that due to high interest/payment but was assured I could turn that over to a HELOC; was denied the HELOC; was then told they put the application back in pending status to do a condo review that they didn't realize they had to do; & then finally denied, again, after that.
I cannot emphasize enough that I would never have purchased this condo had I known I would be stuck with a personal loan for the balance owed as I stated this every time I was put through another process with Wells Fargo! I as well as anyone in their right mind would have waited to find another condo knowing that there was even such a thing as a concern with investor concentration! I'm not even that ignorant & I've purchased 3 other condo/townhouses before! Wells Fargo has put me through so much anxiety as well as an emotional roller coaster due to all their errors & incompetence & I should not be stuck with this personal loan due to their lack of knowledge or just plain ignorance!
I strongly feel that there must be something Wells Fargo can do to make amends & it would have to involve at the very least a lower interest rate/payment on this personal loan I now find I was stuck with at least until I can refinance with another lender. And, to top it off the payment goes up every month for the last 4 months after my first Oct payment of $372 starting with Nov $536, Dec $564, Jan $566, & Feb $583 with no advances at all since Oct! Talk about being set up for or more precisely talked into failure. I've sent 4 emails to Wells Fargo Board of Communications giving all of the above info & the only response is a call or two to offer more excuses of why this has all happened & no acceptance that anyone at Wells Fargo is at fault for this long list of incompetence!
I have given Wells Fargo every chance to try to make some menial amends, but it appears that this company is on a rather rapid downhill slide despite how large they are. And, I have found a place that claims they can & will refinance me through a different program so I pray this is true so I can end this nightmare with Wells Fargo, but as you can see I'm not going quietly.
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2017
For the past 2 months I've had to call and talk to customer service to access my account online (9 times). They have make me change my username name and password every single time. I've been a client for over 15 yrs. Never had to deal with this until now. It is ridiculous the amount of time I have put in on all the calls. I'm closing my account today. With all the money they have they should fix their online system because it sucks, customer service sucks. Every time I call they transfer me over and over. I had to get transfer 3 times just to place a formal complaint. Wells Fargo doesn't deserve not even 1 star.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2017
Do not use Wells Fargo or Wells Fargo Dealer Services. This has to be one of the Nation's most dishonest companies I have ever done business with. Let me start by saying there is absolutely no need to even waste your time dealing with this Supposed Office of the President. Andrew ** is a Supposed Supervisor or Analysist, along with a supervisor named Christian. These guys are not there to help you. Their jobs is to collect information about your situation or whatever you say Wells Fargo has done to wrong you and use that info to protect Wells Fargo, not to resolve the problem. I have been overcharged interest, fees and etc. These employees are evasive, deceptive, never fixing any issues.
Don't even expect a call back in the timeframe they give you. I'm still waiting for my calls in 2 to 3 business days. I have now paid off and closed my accounts with Wells Fargo, and after 3 weeks of telling me they are processing my title, now they say they actually mailed 3 weeks ago. Which is not true, now they say it's my problem to deal with the post office cause it is the post office fault I didn't receive my title. Wells Fargo actually never had it. Now they refuse to pay for a new replacement title.
Folks if you're smart, listen to all the reviews about Wells Fargo and all the dishonest, crooked business dealings you have seen and heard in the news is true. This company is no more than a schoolyard bully. And you will get nowhere trying to hold them accountable unless you file a complaint in court. So with that said be careful and record all your phone conversations with this company. Serve them Certified mail to prove you have contacted them. And be careful how much information you give them, they will only twist and dismiss any responsibility on them back on to you. I was also told that I am not a priority and others are. Thanks Jay you're a real jerk.
Here is a few names within Wells Fargo Dealer Services Office of the President to beware of: Andrew **, Jay, Raven, Christian, Nina and many others. This office is nothing more than a low level customer service call center and have no ability to resolve any issues you may have. You need to serve James M Strother at the San Francisco CA office. I am currently awaiting Mr. James M. Strother office to contact me back in regards to my complaint, but I am not holding my breath. I will have to take further legal action and file complaints with AG office. I highly recommend for everyone dealing with Wells Fargo to changes banks. Protect yourself from this company.
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2017
Wells Fargo will not even waive a $27 late fee. For a huge company they can not waive a $27 late fee which was sent well in advance. We sent in a payment on 20 days before it was due, and they did not process it until 5 days after it was due. Wells Fargo blame it on the postal service. Never been late once with them, and they can not waive a $27 fee one time. I talked to a rep, and a supervisor, and nothing could be done. I guess they need the $27 to pay off their advertisement for the commercial that they are buying to apologize to the American people. I understand that the supervisor was backing up the Rep his own co worker, but I know other huge companies would of done a one time waive fee. Please think twice about using Wells Fargo for any home project loans. This is our second time, and it will be the last time. Never late!
Wells Fargo Company Information
- Company Name:
- Wells Fargo
- Year Founded:
- 1852
- Address:
- 420 Montgomery Street
- City:
- San Francisco
- State/Province:
- CA
- Postal Code:
- 94104
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.wellsfargo.com
