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I lived in SF briefly and noticed the presence of WF everywhere in CA. I am from NYC, so Chase and Citi are more likely to be around. Just curious about "but no
by yeukhon 10y ago
I lived in SF briefly and noticed the presence of WF everywhere in CA. I am from NYC, so Chase and Citi are more likely to be around. Just curious about "but no other bank can fill its shoes in terms of online services and ubiquity." I don't have that experience with other banks - I find the right agent and I get the right service, not every time, but definitely there are good people I can work with. Mind to clarify your experience with other banks?
- noobermin 10y agoIn SF more than everywhere else, would you ever need to withdraw cash? I'd think as long as you had apple-pay or a debit card you'd be fine.
- pohungc 10y agoThere are still restaurants that are cash only.
- wcarron 10y agoThere are many places that are cash only. Tattoo parlors (reputable ones, at that), restaurants, tips for valets, etc. Cash isn't dead just yet.
- eric_h 10y agoI have very little experience in SF, but I'm sure that drugs are still largely a cash business there. Of course, a drug dealer with a square reader plugged into his iPhone would happen first in SF.
- nickbauman 10y agoI should have clarified: "no other bank can fill its shoes" should have included the phrase "that isn't just as bad reputation-wise". Citi and Chase may be even worse than WF.