@PissJugTycoon I’m confused. They’re a bank right? Are they your bank? Your bank opened up a credit card under your name? Can someone enlighten me here

@spookybarns @PissJugTycoon They opened the card under her name without her consent, and then probably also charged her monthly fees. They did the same to me in 2011-2012 and then told me it was going to collections unless I paid like $382. I hadn’t used the card at all. Just got my check- $382.

@spookybarns @PissJugTycoon Workers would do this to meet quotas and were basically told it was okay to do.

@hope_1551 @spookybarns @PissJugTycoon Im obviously not defending Redditors gaslighting people but this was an unprecedented scandal in the industry. Wells Fargo was always known as the “good” bank and this destroyed its reputation. From an outsider perspective it’s more likely that the customer misread something

Big Boy @hope_1551 @spookybarns @PissJugTycoon Nah, Wells Fargo has a long, long history of shitty behavior and is a far cry from ever being known as a reputable bank. They have many high profile lawsuits and are known to be incredibly sketchy. I will never bank with them