Wells Fargo Bank

• Overview
• Reviews

• Wells Fargo & Company is a diversified financial services company providing banking, insurance, investments, mortgage, and consumer and commercial finance through more than 9,000 stores and 12,000 ATMs and the Internet (wellsfargo.com and wachovia.com) across North America and internationally. We're headquartered in San Francisco, but we're decentralized so every local Wells Fargo store is a headquarters for satisfying all our customers' financial needs and helping them succeed financially.
  
  www.wellsfargo.com
  www.wellsfargo.com/wfonline
  www.wellsfargo.com/mortgage
  www.wellsfargo.com/equity\n\nComplete banking services, retail brokerage services, asset management, wealth management, and innovative products for individual customers. Financial expertise in treasury services, corporate and investment banking and international banking for business customers. We also offer credit and debit card products, trust services, auto dealer finance, mortgage banking, and home equity lending.
  

  

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  • The Extras
    Account holders can use online tools to learn about investing, budgeting, buying a home and more.
    
  • Fun Fact
    Wells Fargo once operated the Pony Express.
    
  • Fun Fact
    Wells Fargo once operated the Pony Express.
    
  • The Extras
    Account holders can use online tools to learn about investing, budgeting, buying a home and more.
    

• Customer Reviews

  

  Bad Bank, Very Bad Bank

  Reviewed by Jane1
  5/1/2009
  

  NO STARS, NOT ONE STAR. NEGATIVE STARS, IF I COULD GIVE THEM. No customer service. Cathy M. used her "perogative" to try and split a $10 fee for $6,000 I transferred INTO my WF account! A FEE FOR A DEPOSIT THAT DOESN'T INVOLVE A HUMAN…

  Pros: They are everywhere... Cons: Nickle and diming fees, even for deposits!

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  This California-based bank has been serving the financial needs of Americans since 1852.

  Reviewed by Anna Roth
  6/23/2008
  

  In Short
  This financial institution's stagecoach logo isn't just there for show--after Henry Wells and William Fargo opened the bank for Gold Rush prospectors in San Francisco, they wre integral players in a stagecoach network…

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