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There's a similar issue with Wells Fargo. I think it has to do with banks they acquired (in my case Wachovia). My passwords are not case sensitive.
by avbanks 7y ago
There's a similar issue with Wells Fargo. I think it has to do with banks they acquired (in my case Wachovia). My passwords are not case sensitive.
- viggity 7y agoWells Fargo isn't really Wells Fargo. It was a massive bank in the midwest called Norwest (based in MN, but offices all over midwest). Norwest acquired WF primarily for the superior name recognition. The merger with Wachovia happened after that. for the longest time they you could set your password to be anything, but they only checked the first 8 characters and it wasn't case sensitive. Just chalk it up to shit being written in the 80s.