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Wells Fargo's remedies are pretty much limited to firing the guilty, giving them true references, and making the list of them available to the authorities. And
by hga 10y ago
Wells Fargo's remedies are pretty much limited to firing the guilty, giving them true references, and making the list of them available to the authorities. And they say they're making their customers whole, although I'm sure it's a bit late for a lot of them.
The memo, though, yeah, if someone created an account with money taken out of an existing one, and that caused them grief, and I think we're only talking about which degree of grief....
One reason to always keep at least two banking arrangements in place at all times, so you can, if necessary loudly in the bank lobby, close all your accounts and take all your money out on a moment's notice. No doubt without the drama, my father had to do that not many years ago at a bank where the account was set up for him in the '30s, I think, back when he was a pre-teen. Or not much later.
- ourmandave 10y ago> if necessary loudly in the bank lobby, close all your accounts and take all your money out on a moment's notice. Wouldn't you do that on Instagram or Twitter now?
- hga 10y agoAh, you do have a point. I'm old fashioned enough not to use either, but why not embrace the power of "and" and do both? In the real world, your targets includes the banking staff, who's attachment to their jobs might not be all that sticky, especially bank tellers who have no influence over policy but can relatively easily move to another bank.