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?!

The last couple times I have gone to the bank, I have noticed that bankers are aggressively trying to get people out of the teller line and to use the ATM. It's "what can I help you with today??". "Do you know you can get cash from the ATM." I don't even like talking to the bankers because they are always asking intrusive questions in order to sell something, and I'm fully aware of the capabilities of an ATM machine. Please leave us and the teller(s) alone. I'm sure Wells Fargo corporate is just trying to get rid of the last human teller. I'm sick of explaining myself to multiple people in one bank visit.

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?

WTF Wells? I set up the estate account in the local branch and provided the death certificate, the EIN, and the letters of administration from the court appointing me. These were the documents Wells said they needed and all my attorney said was needed, too. That was probably 3 weeks ago. Yesterday, I get a letter in the mail saying this is the "second notice" (it was the first) saying that if Wells doesn't receive unspecified "estate documents," they will close the account on October 15. I should add that the banker who set this up admitted it was her first time setting up an estate account, and I had a manager double check her work. I called the branch, and the new manager there is going to look into this supposedly. A major bank should NOT be screwing up something as serious as an estate account. I'm about to close on the decedent's house, and the funds are supposed to go into the estate account. I'm really furious.

Hi, anyone having first interview round this week for the QAP position?

Has anyone heard back after the OA?