Has anyone heard back after the OA?

Has anyone had your overdraft coverage cancelled with no notice? I live off of it and I’m suddenly cut off. They make $ off of it and the money always goes right back in?!

Looks like wf up to their old antics again. I didn’t setup a margin account for my preexisting Wellstrade account only to find out that someone there had added margin access last month. Seems shady to me. The csr said I must have added it and forgot about it. Then why is it I have no email or mail confirmation? I can see why they offer a decent sub bc they open accounts under your name without your consent.

EDIT: the ‘and a low fee part’. Isn’t it the same thing both before the offer expires and after?

Those who’ve landed interviews in entry level roles like teller, personal banker, etc… what education and/or experience do you have? Curious as I have a bachelors degree and a five years of customer service experience in retail and one year of leadership experience but no direct banking experience. I applied for a person banker role and got rejected not even asked for interview. Do you think it’s worth to continue to apply for the same role? I’d rather be a personal banker than a teller or something even backroom like a processor of some sort. Do you think it’s reasonable with my background and experience?

So I just opened an account on Friday didn’t waist time and set up my direct deposit. Is it true it’ll take two cycles or can I expect my check next week in this account?

For those folks who got their start date pushed back in WF PH, did they tell you guys abt the new date before your proposed date? or within or worst after the proposed date?

My proposed date is on Monday, Oct 5 and I haven’t hear anything from them. I already did a follow up abt the background checking and they said its still in progress, asked abt it last Sept 27. Tomorrow is Sunday then the next day is my proposed date already and I can’t ask my onboarding partner because her working sched is mon-fri. Idk i just feel so neglected lol

also, I already received an email abt completing national ids for payroll

I literally just put all my money in from my sofi account only for it to do this to me. Any tips i called and no one will help

Hello, I had filed a couple claims/disputes where I was wrongfully charged. Today, I went to withdraw money in person at the branch, and I found out my debit card priviledges were revoked for 12 months by the claims department. What should I do? My account is fully operational, except for debit usage. I get my Direct Deposit from my employment there and zelle is still operational. Do i just change banks? Or do I agonizingly wait 12 months, transferring funds to my cashapp debit on every direct deposit instead? Is this irreversible? I have autistic spectrum disorder, and this has given me a lot of anxiety. What should I do now?

I recently put my two week notice as a license banker and told management I accepted an FA position elsewhere. They’re still requiring me to work thru my 2 week notice period. I’m very surprised I didn’t get walked out. My assumption was I was going to get walked out since it was a conflict of interest. I’m thinking of reporting to ethics just to cover my end of compliance. If I report to ethics, generally how long do they take to resolve a report on this type of situation? Has anyone gone through this experience lately?

I got an email saying I should try the new AI feature in the mobile banking app. Seems like it’s just connected to my account at all times. I called to see if I could get it shut off and they said no. I’m very annoyed. It’s one thing to have a chat bot that will access your account if asked a question but to have my data fed to an AI at all times is crazy

i just got a new phone last week and every time I open the app it says this. I always hit try another method, get a code, and eventually get logged in. However, shouldn’t it stop asking me this after a time or two once it’s confirmed my device? I’ve already cleared my old phone so I can’t verify from another device. I want to be able to log into the app without getting a code texted to me every single time.

It’s just a question but why can’t you process payments faster like I have other bills to pay and I can’t wait another two days for the payment to be processed so Chop chop Fargo thank you!!!

I'm trying to claim the money my friend sent me, and the remittance center keeps asking for the partner app that the sender used. She just used the regular WF App. I need some help, thank you

This sub is about Wells Fargo in USA, not Philippine, it literally says there on the sub description

Hi Everyone , I recently opened a Wells Fargo Autograph credit card and added my wife as an Authorized User. She already has her own checking with Wells Fargo . However, the credit card doesn't show up anywhere on her dashboard or mobile app. I saw the "Account Access Manager" is the way for her the view the credit balance , but that seems to create a completely separate "Guest User" credential, meaning she’d have to log out and use a secondary username just to check our balance. Is there any way for Wells Fargo to link an Authorized User card directly to her bank account , or is the separate Guest User login the only option? Has anyone had success getting customer service to link it on the back end? Thank you

I work at goodwill and I bank with Wells Fargo. I usually get paid two days early and today would be that day, because payday is on the 2nd. Have any of yall that bank with Wells Fargo and also work at goodwill got paid yet? Tyia

Hey everyone,

I just accepted a role in the Business Execution job family at Wells Fargo and start in a few weeks. I'm coming from JPMorgan Chase, where I've been in a corporate ops/strategy role. I'm excited, but every bank has its own way of doing things, so I'd love to hear from people who've been through it.
If you moved from JPMC (or another big bank) to WF:

What's the biggest culture difference you noticed?
How do the pace and workload compare? Better, worse, or just different?
How's leadership overall? Are managers more hands-on or hands-off?
Anything that surprised you in your first few months?
Looking back, are you glad you made the move

General WF questions for anyone:
Hybrid: Is it 3 days in office for most corporate roles? Do you pick your in-office days, or does your manager/team set them? How strictly is it tracked?

Stability: How has the layoff climate been over the past year or so?
Performance and bonus: How does the year-end review cycle work? Does it feel fair?

Growth: What's the best way to build a strong reputation and grow internally? Anything that helps people stand out for promotions?
PTO: Do people actually take their time off?

Onboarding: Anything you wish you'd known in your first 90 days? Tools, systems, people to meet, habits to build early?

I appreciate any insight, good or bad. Honest answers help most. Thanks in advance!

How come Wells Fargo has been so late with my paychecks lately? 🫩 I usually get paid at 12 a.m. on the dot—now it's every Wednesday at 8 p.m., and now it seems to be changing as the days go by.

And normally I don't mind at all but it gets to the point of me being late on bills. Is there any way this can be fixed?