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never rec'd auto title
After many attempts to contact wells fargo fncl acpt calif, inc. , to have the auto title mailed to our home all we get is the run around. To date our vehicle title has not been mailed to our home.
Note: the vehicle has been paid in full for some time n0w. I would like to give the vehicle to my daughter, adding her name to the title. However, due to the no response we are getting from wells fargo fncl acpt. I am unable to continue with the process. Any assistance you can provide will be greatly appreciated.
Please help!
Thank you in advance!
deceitful and rude
Auto loan servicing dept. lied about revewing our auto loan in an effort to get caught up after falling behind. While we were waiting for a return call with an answer, they came and repo'd our car. Our first contact was on a Saturday and we were told someone would get back to us the following week. That someone called on Monday or Tuesday and again stated our proposal would be reviewed. No word from Wells Fargo and then our car is taken!
Reps were extremely rude, judgmental and condescending. Words can't describe how dispicable and unethical their actions were.
Exploring some kind of lawsuit even if it is small claims.
harrasment
I usually cash my payroll check with wachovia every 2 weeks and never had a problem or delay untill 4 weeks ago when Miss Kristin Ehlert started harrassing people to open an account with them by delaying the people and telling the tellers to send everyone who does not have an account to be finger printed by her and ask silly questions about why you have not...
Read full review of Wells Fargo and 1 commentloan modification scam
June 10, 2010 To whom it may concern: I have recently had a tremendously bad experience with Wells Fargo and I do not know where else to turn except to the multiple complaint agencies and the public. Last year the economy hit me and my partner, Joe Michael Gauna, very bad. He lost his job as an assistant educator and inadvertently caused us to fall...
Read full review of Wells Fargo and 14 commentsthieves of employee dignities
Thieves in our communities.
Do not work for Wells Fargo. You are terminated when you receive during customer telephone survey questions 4 - Excellent and 1- Good at each survey.
Customers are wondering why there are always new employees, existing staff is scared.
You will not be told the questions asked, just the result.
You will be terminated on the last day of the month so they do not have to pay health insurance, severance pay etc.
Because you were terminated it is difficult to find an other job.
potentially fraudulent advice
We called Wells Fargo Home mortgage to see what kind of financing might be available to us given that my employer was willing to offer downpayment assistance in the form of an equity sharing arrangement. Their lender's rep advised us to go with and FHA loan and gave me a Gift Letter for my employer to sign. My employer checked this out with legal counsel...
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it started off as wachovia then wells fargo bought them out now what i can't figure out is why and i mean why would it cost more to pay it off then doing monthly payments. example would be if joe had 3500 left in payments til he gets the title however he's thinking why not pay it off. researching he finds out that the 3500 he has in payments is going to cost say 3600. who in the write mind does this why should it cost more to pay off a vehicle when it should be much less
normally when a loan is paid off early say a car then we should not have to pay more then what the loan is, far back as i can remember we could pay off a car early minus the interet
First you need to understand that one thing is your principle balance and another whole diffenet thing is interst. If you have a loan on the RULE OF 78th, that means that its precomputed and when you pay of f the loan its only principle you pay which shows less.
However, in a simple intrest loan, you get charged the intrest per day (PER DIEM), from payment to payment. So that being said if your payment is 100.00, you have a per day charge of 1.00 but it took you 30days to pay what you do is 100-30=70 which means this. you did pay 100.00 but since its $30 dollars charge of intrest then whats left over goes toward your principle. Now with the account if you have late charges, or an early payoff pently you need to check that too. if you have access to your account online, you can pull a payoff and see those charges and you can see the payments being made, which will show you intestest being paid on each payment and the higher principle balance the more per diem it is per month. Also, remember per diem is charged on a daily basis from payment made to payment made.
if you need a copy of your contract just ask for it be sent to you. that way you can see what all the amts are and what youwere suppose to pay for the end of the loan, also if you pay late or get a deferment or anything to change the cycle of the loan, it will change how much you will pay in the end.
1.) The payoff is different then the balance because the balance is just the principal balance and the payoff includes interest up to the day the payoff is being made. 2.) In the example above of the balance being 3500.00 and the payoff being 3600.00 that could be that there is some fees on the account such as late fees which has to be paid, there will not be a 1000.00 difference in finance charges. 3.) There is no early termination in auto loans as there is in mortgages and if there is you are being ripped off. You can payoff your auto loan at any time, the sooner the better because it is less interest being paid.
It's actually not unusual. The original loan spelled out the conditions which likely included a service charge if the loan is paid off early. They agreed to give you money and you agreed to periodic payments of a specified amount that would be paid by a specific date. If it is more convenient for you to pay it off early, they reserve the right to charge you for that convenience. Always read your loan documents carefully, and clearly understand what you are agreeing to. Never trust a finance officer's interpretation or explanation. Regardless of what they say to you, it is only what is written on that document that really counts. Take your time. and fight the urge to just get behind the wheel of that new car.
over draft fee's
Hi, My name is Melanie Brody and I live in Rochester MN and Wells Fargo screwed me with there ridiculous over draft fee's! It all started on May 26th. I had checked my banking account and saw that I was over $600 withdrawln. I had noticed that Mayo Clinic had made a mistake and took out my whole clinic bill without my permission which started a whole...
Read full review of Wells Fargoholding repair claim check hostage
My insurance company (Progressive) said I could go anywhere I wanted to have my car repaired and wrote the check to me and Wells Fargo. I arranged to have the car repaired. When the car was done, I sent it to Wells Fargo (endorsed, as requested) with a copy of the quote, the invoice and a letter of satisfaction. I waited until the car was done to send the letter because I didn't want to send a letter saying I was satisfied until I saw the repair. Wells Fargo deposited the check a week ago.
Then, Wells Fargo said they wanted a letter signed by my mother - the co-signer. Then, the repair guy had to send a different invoice because he gave them his address verbally over the phone and it didn't match my letter. Then, they decided it was fraud because my letter and his didn't match and they don't pay labor to individuals so he had to send a third invoice along with a copy of the business license.
I told her the car was repaired - did she want pictures? Or perhaps a letter signed by my dad or a grandparent? When I asked if this was all that was going to be needed - yes or no, so I can get my car back, the CSR told me that she "told me what I needed and if I kept this up, the repair guy was going to have to send the receipts too... " When I asked if she could give me a yes or no answer she hung up on me. When I called back, her supervisor said the same thing. I have called the repair shop again. I have sent another letter again. I have no confidence that they will ever release the check or that I could get my car back ever. I have never been so unhappy with a lendor in my life. They have no customer service skills - they change the requirements from day to day and then, when you struggle to comply, they accuse you of insurance fraud. I will never finance another thing through Wells Fargo and I will tell everyone I know that they are the worst excuse for a company I have ever seen. This is exactly why everyone should pay cash for everything. If they needed customers worse than we need them, we might get some service or respect. I am paying them good money for the "privilege" of a loan through them. I don't need this kind of "privilege".
I think they create these delaying tactics so they can earn the interest on the funds. If my money and yours are combined, I bet they make millions on this over the course of a year. And the sad thing is, it's legal. They are entitled to make their own ridiculous requirements because they are the "lienholder". I will never again let anyone have this kind of power over me again.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
unapplied payment / refi payoff
I am in the process of refinancing a mortgage I have with Wells Fargo with another bank. In order to do this, I need a payoff letter from Wells Fargo, showing the proper amount of principal and interest due them in order to close on the new loan.
I found out last week that Wells Fargo mis-applied a mortgage payment I made for the previous month showing that I owe them thousands of dollars more than I actually do.
As soon as I became aware of their error, I called customer "service". After 3 hours of speaking with a half dozen different people, I finally found my way to one of their senior supervisors who told me to fax over the cancelled check to a specific fax number.
When I called the next day to make sure it had been received, I was told that the dept. whose fax number I was given was not the right dept. and to fax it over to a different number. I did this immediately. since then I have been trying to resolve this to no avail. I was PROMISED i would have a new payoff letter this morning, then again by noon. Time has run out to get the new mortgage documents in time for closing. When it came down to the wire, the latest batch of supervisors I've spoken to claim they are powerless to do anything except "wait until the system updates" to get a payoff letter that shows the proper amount due to them.
I have a couple of choices. I can delay the closing. If I do this I will have to resubmit my financial documents and start with the approval process again. Or, I can go ahead and close with the higher payoff amount, have to pay Wells Fargo several thousand dollars more than I owe them (out of my pocket in addition to closing costs) and wait an unspecified amount of time to get back my money. Either way I lose.
How is it that banks can get away with this?
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
I have the same problem with Wells Fargo. They are such a bad liar cheater.
I will definitely not going to do any businesses with Wells Fargo, and i suggest people not to do business with them, they will trick you with any ways they can, just to get more money from you.
The customer service is sucks and rude too.
on january 4, 2010 my house is schelduled to be sold at public auction our nightmare began in 2007 when my husband and i were laid off from our jobs and fell behind on our payments. thru 2007, 2008, 2009 we have complied with every request made by wells fargo. my favorite make these huge balloon payments and the three monthly payments. during the three month period no correspondence received from wf then shortly after the 3rd (within a week) we would receive letters stating we were in default. only to call and be told the modification was in review. we also many many times sent hardship letters, monthly income and expenses. in july 1989 we purchased our home borrowing with fha loan amount of $34, 250.00 with south carolina national. loan was purchased by wf in september 1995 (5th servicer). as of today wf tells me our balance including principal, interest, other fees and attorney fees $36, 500.00 over $2000.00 more than we borrowed 21 years ago, and by the way we have paid wf $12, 000.00 since 2007. how can this be? on november 16, 2010 i faxed a written request to wf correspondent depart. requesting : loan balance when wf purchased in 1995. stmt. of all payments made by borrower since 1995. copy of orignal loan agreemnet. itemized stmt. of all monies owed as of this date and amount of payoff for a clear deed to my house. i have called wf serveral times to check on status and did receive a letter stating my request was being researched. i have kept all my records since 2007 with many wf lawyer letters and court documents that contridict one another, payments being held in suspense untill default and and many documents with my name spelled in incorrectly. what can i do ?
I have a 15 yr. re-fi loan with them and whenever I call customer service, I always pray that I don't get stuck with a rep that is incompetent as the last. No luck.
It seems like everyone there is a recent graduate from the University of Stupidity.
ssn wrong/account closed/not my fault
I tried to open a bank account with wells fargo... When I did I gave my "personal banker" my i. D. , ssn and other forms to identify myself. After completeing what I thought was " opening an account" I naturally went back home and waited for my checks and dc to arrive in mail. Wanting to check things out further I went to there there website and I had...
Read full review of Wells Fargo and 2 commentswachovia loan modification
I began our loan modification process with Wachovia back in Oct. 2009 and to date we still haven't been able to finalize it. I find it absolutely stomach churning that every single god given financial documentation was provided to them (within 24 to 48 hours after Wachovia's request), and they still managed to delay the review process by claiming that the fax was never rec'd, the date was missing, the name was misspelt, Snoopy ate the mailbox, and Garfield, the cat, jumped on the stack of papers and his lice/fleas ate the documents!...seriously, my 5 year old son has better (and thankfully less) excuses then the Reps at Wachovia.
Well, I don't know about you guys, but quite frankly, I've had enough. Wachovia shouldn't have accepted the bailout money from the gov't (which is really our hard earned tax dollars) if they had no intentions on bailing out anyone other than themselves! I've sued Wachovia in the past (before they acquired World Savings Bank) for extending a prepayment penalty fee and I had the entire matter resolved within 1 week...and mind you, I am not an attorney, never went to law school, and I sued completely on my own. Now, that being said, I took some of my own steps yet again for the 2nd time in hopes of getting what I was promised when we initially went through the phone interview: (1) 2% fixed interest rate; (2) lower monthly payment that included my escrows; (3) keeping my home (especially since we put 20% down payment on the purchase price back in 2005). I am keeping my fingers crossed that I will succeed for the 2nd time but it's never a guarantee!
I think that if we all ban together (picture the Boston Tea Party) and everyone writes or files a complaint to the addresses listed below, then they will have no other choice but to listen and comply. My filed complaint alone is completely useless unless it's backed up by everyone else who is experiencing the same difficulties. Below you will find the steps in filing a lawsuit and complaint in your own County, but please keep in mind that all we can do is try our best and hope it'll work:
1. gather all docs and any fax/mail/email/fed ex confirmations sent to Wachovia;
2. organize in accordance to date, all phone calls made to Wachovia, whom you spoke with, and the topic covered during that conversation;
3. go to your County's website or google "how to file a complaint in _____ County". Once at the website, you can download the forms you need to complete in order to file a lawsuit. Be watchful of the Complaint you submit to Court, because there may be 2 different lawsuit forms: (1) small claims (typically used if you are suing for less than $6, 000); and (2) civil complaint.
4. If you do not have access to the web or your county does not provide this online, you can visit your county clerk and ask for the forms directly.
5. in addition to filing your own lawsuit, file a complaint online with the Department of Banking and Insurance and also with Thrift Supervisory.
6. Lastly, once you have a copy of your filed lawsuit at hand, along with all the other online complaints you filed, feel free to drop a few lines to the following people at Wachovia:
Wachovia Corporation
Legal Division
NC0630
One Wachovia Center
301 South College Street
Charlotte, NC 28288
[protected]
Board of Directors
Wells Fargo & Company
P.O. Box 63750
San Francisco, CA 94163
email: [protected]@wellsfargo.com
Wells Fargo & Company
2711 Centerville Road
Suite 400
Wilmington, Delaware
Attn: Mr. Mark C. Oman
Good luck to all and if you have any questions feel free to drop me a line at [protected]@hotmail.com. Just remember, I am a regular schmoe like everyone else, sharing my experience that worked for me back in 2008 and hopefully again in 2010! Therefore, I can not give any legal advice, since I am not an attorney and hold no office in that capacity either.
Hello All,
I was at a family function last week and was asked how the loan mod was coming along, to which I answered: "I started the loan modification at the age of 34 and I finally starting seeing progress at the age of 86. However, I can't seem to remember if I'm modifying my old house that I foreclosed on over 50 yrs ago or my 10x10 room at Mt. Sinai Hospital!"
Since my last post, I actually had an attorney from Wells contact me few days prior to the hearing date (scheduled for 2/28/11) trying to scare me into dropping the lawsuit by saying that it is their (Wells) intention to file a Motion for Adjournment based on needing more time to fly in an expert witness, specializing in mtg mods, from California to New Jersey. I told the attorney they can file and fly in whatever and whomever they wanted, it's not really my concern and they should be contacting the Judge's clerk to discuss that especially since the trial is less than a week away. The same day, I get another call from the same attorney asking me what I was trying to accomplish and if i would be willing to consider a settlement, in lieu of dismissing this case. I told him that i was not interested in settling for a quick payout, but wanted the 2% promised and would not trust going through Wells' customer service line again. Fast forward 30 minutes and a return call from the attorney...he was trying to convince me of having a weak case hoping that I would fold, and after firmly standing my ground, he and I agreed on a provisional dismissal based on: (1) having one key contact person at Wells assigned to my loan that would review my application; and, (2) a final decision would be made within 7 business days. The same day at 7:00pm, the attorney conferenced me in with Michael Dolan, VP of the loan mod dept, where he (Mr. Dolan) was brought up to speed of the deal that the attorney and I struck earlier.
So, after going through all this, I was unable to get the application over to Mr. Dolan until recently, due to my father being diagnosed with lung cancer, falling ill, and passing away all within 2 months after speaking with Mr. Dolan.
I will be following up with Mr. Dolan this coming Friday and will know then if this was the "real deal" or just another tactic by Wells...either way, I'll keep everyone posted.
THE CONTACT INFO FOR MR. MICHAEL DOLAN, VP OF MORTGAGE MODIFICATION DEPT, IS AS FOLLOWS:
TELEPHONE NUMBER: [protected]
FACSIMILE NUMBER: [protected]
I am more than certain, that Mr. Dolan is very excited and eager to devote 100% of his time to all Wells' customers who have thus far suffered a great deal of injustice under the care of their regular customer service reps.
Hi Again,
The website for settlement information is www.pickapaysettlement.com and the number for the administrator is [protected].
Good luck to everyone and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that my loan mod will go through this time around.
Hi All,
I am happy to say that the alarm clock finally went off! I rec'd a class action settlement notice which stated that Wachovia/Wells violated consumers rights relative to the pick-a-payment and loan modification program. The notice gave 3 me settlement options: (1.) Receive a lump sum payout and waive right to pursue any legal action against Wachovia/Wells; (2.) call settlement admin and neg. loan modification who will in turn present it to Wachovia; or, (3.) do nothing and receive a much smaller lump sum payout. Since, I haven't gone into foreclosure yet, I'll be pushing for the loan mod...I think that it would cripple them more rather than just to pay a lump sum and call it a day. Everytime they go to run a profit/loss statement and see a (25, 000, 000.00) loss, , I want them to put a face to all the names they unjustly foreclosed on, bullied, and denied a loan mod to.
I can bet my entire life savings (and thanks to Wachovia/Wells, it's barely enough to buy a small bazooka gum) that if NJ is in on this, so will other states. I will post the administrators number on this board tomorrow and I am sure that they would be able to tell you if there are any additional states involved in this lawsuit.
I hope that Wells/Wachovia will end up like Countrywide: broke and forced out of business! I completely agree with you, Debtors Atty, the clock is ticking for Wachovia...and when the alarm goes off, I'll make sure that there's no snooze button to hit!
I'm still waiting to hear from either Wachovia or the County Courthouse...i'm certainly not going to hold my breath for either.
I am part of the class action lawsuit with Wachovia. I am in class B, which is doing nothing to help people like me who is and always have been current on my loan... It appears that they are going to do nothing to help us. I have been turned down twice for a loan modification, and now am told to try and re-submit it... I know I will be turned down again.
Is there any recourse I can do to help us out of this terrible situation?
Does anyone here know the difference between the Due Date on a mortgage payment and the Late Date (the date late fees may be applied)? In my case they are about 15 days apart. I keep getting calls from Wachovia starting the day after the Due Date claiming I am late even though it is still prior to the Late Date. Don't you think that if a bank provides a Late Date (grace period) that they should honor it and not harass their customers with claims about being late?
The local Wells Fargo Mortgage Loan representative promised I would save money by combining my 1st and 2nd mortgages together. Little did I know (until I received my first payment notice) that he had attached FHA loan insurance at my cost of $140 a month to my new mortgage. In hindsight I now realize it was so Wells Fargo would not have to negotiate with me to modify the loan when I went in default because of being over extended on the mortgage payments. They can sell my home in a foreclosure sale (which they are currently arranging) and submit any loss to the Feds for payment through the FHA insurance. LEAVING THEM NO REASON TO MODIFY OR NEGOTIATE A REDUCTION IN MY MORTGAGE AMOUNT OR PAYMENTS. LOST MY HOME AFTER 25 YEARS OF INTEREST PAYMENTS TO THE MONEY GRUBBING THUGS.
Way to go Claudia S
An excellent post.
Thank you for remaining calm enough to post it.
I'm afraid I didn't have that much poise and calm when I posted my complaints, and made many typos.
Thanks for giving the rest of us some good resources to follow up on.
I have had many, many clients come to me who have been through the same sham. I am expecing that someone will file a class action suit soon.
I just recently finished my modification with Wachovia, i did start in November, it took a while because they r really backed up, not everything that i was told every time i called was givin to me example 2% for life turned to 2%b for the first 5 years only, 6th year is 3%, 7the year is 4% and 8the year till 34the year is 5%...it was still much better than my intrest only loan and they also took of 18% off my principal but they did keep in touch with me...i wish u the best.
charges for
I used Wells Fargo Auto Finance to Lease a car. Before I returned the vehicle I took pictures of the car. Wells Fargo proceeded to charge me for Excess Wear and Tear of the back bumper. I took pictures of the bumper and showed that there was no damage. Wells Fargo representatives threatened to ruin my credit several times if I did not pay the excess wear and tear damage that I disputed with evidence pictures. They said their pictures show damage and refused to let me speak to a manager. I asked to see the pictures that showed the damage they refused to show me pictures of the damage and said the pictures are proprietary. I spoke with Anthony Mason, and another representative that continously threatened to ruin my credit and felt forced to pay for damages that I disagreed with.
mortgage fraud
2006 I warn the dept of bank the attorney generals office of NY State.
The way this crooked mortgage broker and banks were doing business.
no one took me for my word at the time after years of my own investigation humiliation and stress justice is slow but i still have faith
in it. I Dare wells Fargo to foreclose on my home and I am happy to say.
they can't. to any one who is a victim of mortgage fraud. check the
court records you will be suprice how many thieft work for banks
and re wrote and change the terms of many mortgage today on
foreclosure action today.I will be more than happy to help you
and for free.
no help from loan services
Wells Fargo Auto Services, formally Wachovia Dealer Services, does not know how to help their account holders and treat them with respect. I have a car loan originally through Wachovia Dealer Services and has now been taken over by Wells Fargo. They are the same employees. I have had my auto loan with them for nearly three years and had a few rough years. I have since paid on or before my due date each and every month for over a year. I however had to file an extension last January due to a death in the family. They did grant that and then I fell behind in February as a carry over from the funeral.
Since March of 2009 I have paid on or before my due date each and every month with a money transfer. The Customer service representative stated that I would not be considered late as long as I did this. I am concerned about my credit and that is what they said would not be affected. I need to check that! In the meantime I have paid the late fee each month as my car payment is one month behind. They also stated that since I just had an extension in January that I would not be eligible for one year! So I paid every month as I stated I would, never missing a payment. A full year has transpired and they will not give me an extension. I stated that I followed everything they wanted, but they said it was their right to refuse! I will give them that! I told them that as of April, I was unemployed. They stated that I would have to be employed to get an extension! WTF! I am self employed then! That won't work! Just pay the the past due month! At least now, even with out a job, I will get the past due month paid! I am sure they will be happy.
During all of this time they have called numerous times every month to collect on the car. They called at home, at work, and now even on my cell phone. i told them I never gave them my cell phone number and that they had no right to call me on it! They said as long as I was past due, they have every right to call on that number! You might think that it would just be easy to pay for the past due month, and that is how they rudely treat me. I had bad credit, so they jacked up my interest rate, but I was okay as I got the car I wanted. I still feel that way. Treat me with respect and work with me, not against me as they do! My car payment is over $750 a month, no small change, so be respectful when talking with me!
The easiest fix will be to completely get caught up, which will happen this month, and shut those bozos up! This is kind of a rant, but you can see how they will not help even after I kept up my end of the bargain each month. Wachovia fell on hard times because they were stupid and Wells Fargo will do the exact same! Especially if they continue to treat their Customers this way!
I feel better letting this out and especially since I will be caught up this month!
Sincerely,
David
Hey I know how you feel, how you thought about calling them and asking them to modify your loan ? So if you say have 17 months left to repay, they could re modify the loan to have 24 months, which will get you caught up and lower your payment just a little every month! It not easy to get a bank to do this though!
I do agree, wachovia got a bail out when they hit hard times, but the banks don;t want to return the favor to the consumer, of cause one could say this and that but in all truth, if the bank would work with people behind they might had not had to been bail out by us then taken over by wells Fargo ! wells Fargo should learn from the same and not make the same mistake!
The little guy is always the one screw the hardest when they fall on hard times, this world is gear toward the rich and people with money will never truly understand how easy it is to get behind be it because of a death, a car repair, house repair, esp when your budget is strained by being unemployed and you have drain all your savings while unemployed
never ever tell a bank your not working when asking to defer a car note, always say some thing along the lines of a emergency arose has drain you of all your savings and regular monthly income!
overdraft fee scam
I agree with everyone else that has had a complaint with Wells Fargo's overdraft fees, I am so fed up with every transaction I make, does not matter when I make it, and if it is pending, before they clear my account, Wells Fargo puts them from greatest amount to least amount .so that if the greatest amount comes in last it will be first in order.and then all the small transactions will reap a fee of $35.00 for being overdrawn on that given day.I have complained to them over and over again, and all they can say is it is for my own good that they do that, and that it is a benefit for me.hmmmmmmmm, they are screwing me over by doing that.they dont have my account handled in the best interest of me.they do it their way regardless how it hurts the customer.we are on unemployment and after they hit my account with 8 overdraft fees because they put the large transaction in first after it came in days and last minute of all the small pending transaction s and left me paying out my entire weekly check from unemployment to cover the overdraft fees.after complaining they stated they had the right to do that and that the fees were applied correctly.I have decided after 18 years of banking with them that I will be taking my accounts to Chase and that seems to be a Bank that will be exactly what I am looking for and all my friends and family that banked with Wells Fargo have also gone to chase, now I know why...Wells Fargo is a bad bank and should be closed.maybe Chase will buy it and turn it into a great bank with their name...do not bank with wells fargo, they will steal your income and will not care if your on the streets because of it...
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
I agree completely Wells Fargo bank are just plain greedy people who don't care about their customers. They are manipulating the order of charges so that the largest gets paid first so they can charge a over draft fee on all the rest. I guess they didn't learn their lesson when California residents hit them with a class action lawsuit and they had to pay out 303 millions dollars. Arizona residents need to get together and file a class action lawsuit as well. I'm going to look into it with my lawyer to see if we have a chance to get some of our money back. I'm sick and tired of them taking food of my table just so they can line their greedy pockets. I just got hit with 6 over draft fees and I will be changing who I bank with tomorrow. Everybody who banks with them should change banks and put their greedy butts out of business.
I agree, Wells Fargo does not care about there customers. They use there system to charge these ridiculous overdraft fees. My account was overdrawn by $2.50 and that was from a non Wells Fargo ATM fee, it cost me $35.
The only reason i stay with them is because of the abundance of ATM around town. I hate Wells Fargo and the greedy rotten people who run it.
bank modification deception
If you have a complaint regarding Wells Fargo and Bank of America deceitful tactics about handling
your home loan modification you may post your complaint to The Office of Comptroller of Currency at
http://www.occ.treas.gov/customer.htm. There is a complaint form that you can fill out and submit immediately.
If you feel overwhelmed and tricked you are not alone.
http://www.occ.treas.gov
unethical practices
Anyone out there interested in joining with me on a class action suit against Wells Fargo? Have you had a similar experience? Please email me at [protected]@gmail.com.
My husband and I had a mortgage with Wachovia. In fact we had more than one mortgage with Wachovia and we also bank with Wachovia and have had a very pleasant experience since they first took over my husband's First Union account more than 8 years ago.
Then Wells Fargo bought Wachovia and two of our mortgages got transferred to Wells Fargo. Last year we ran into some financial problems which I won't go into here but we called Wachovia and they offered us a 2-month forbearance on the one mortgage they still held, which we accepted, and have since resumed payment on and everything is ok. They suggested we call Wells Fargo about one of the mortgages that was, at the time, one to two months behind, depending on the time of the month. :)
We called in November, were told they did not have a forbearance program (though it was mandated for this to be offered by all banks) but that we did not qualify for a modification which was the only program they had. I hung up pretty upset because they had been rude and condescending and not at all pleasant.
In December I tried to make a payment on the Wells Fargo mortgage and we had been blocked from making a payment online. So I called their customer service number. After speaking with a very pleasant helpful rep who suggested we apply for a modification and telling her about my previous experience with Wells Fargo she suggested we try it again with her. We were on the phone for over 45 minutes, she took me through our financial info and then told me we in fact qualified for a modification and proceded to tell me the terms of the modification. One payment had to be made by a date in January, a contract would be mailed to us which had to be signed and notarized immediately and sent back, and we would not pay instalments until June 2010, at which time our monthly payment would increase by approximately $24. I agreed, she outlined and recorded my agreement and I rejoiced!
Hah! No contract ever came and when I started calling Wells Fargo I got a different answer each time I called. They were waiting on documents from us, the contract had been sent, they would send a new one, our file was under review, etc. They danced me around for several more weeks. I finally spoke to a young lady who took my "one more payment" over the phone and gave me a list of documents to fax in.
Then, it was, one thing and another and more time passed.
One day when I called I was told that my husband and I had applied for a short sale on the property and the file had been transferred to the short sale department. THAT WAS NOT TRUE.
I had to go through a series of phone calls to their short sale department, requesting the file be sent back to loss mitigation, then wait a couple days, then call in again and formerly request the modification all over again, have that reinstated, then fax in the documents all over again.
Finally in April 2010, I got a phone call from Wells Fargo saying they needed additional documents. They wanted those documents by 1:45 pm the next day. I asked for more time since that deadline was unrealistic. They gave us until the following Tuesday at COB. I got them everything they asked for by the Friday BEFORE the Tuesday deadline. I was told everything was ok and the file is under review.
The next day, Saturday, my husband and I were served with foreclosure documents by a process server, who delivered the paperwork to my house and gave them to my son.
Each day I called in for the next two weeks, they asked for a new document. At one point they wanted me to include my son on the documents and I refused because I found out that they had reported us as being late and in foreclosure to the credit bureaus, totally messing us up with everyone else, in spite of the fact that we were supposed to have had the modification in place and we were supplying them with every document they asked us for.
They danced me around and stringed me along for almost three weeks, they stopped taking my phone calls, just around the time when my 20 days to file a response to the foreclosure paperwork were about due.
I have had one returned phone call from them since telling me I am only allowed to call once a week to check the status and that our file is still under review.
I have read literally hundreds of other and very similar stories on this and other websites.
My pastor recently told me that he had read an article which said that they had insured all their mortgage loans when they were being packaged as an investment and in fact the more loans that go "bad" or into foreclosure, the more insurance money Wells Fargo will collect. Plus they will still own the foreclosed property and can sell for additional profit.
So I don't think Wells Fargo is trying to save our properties. Seems like they are pushing some of us into foreclosure.
When this all started we were one to two months behind and trying to catch up with all of our other debts. Now we have caught up with most of our other debts or made arrangements with them but we are now several months behind in this particular mortgage. Which never would have happened if they had not told us we had been approved and NOT TO PAY until June.
Please let's get together and stop the lying and stealing of properties all for profit.
I have been working with banks for over 40 years with no problems and found them honest with high ethics and morals however I have never experienced problems that I have with Wells Fargo! I wish you good luck.
I paid off my car and they don't want me give my title from car!...10 employees have 10 different lies!(they sent me title, they lost title, they don't have title and now they sent me car title today - should i believe them ?!)
NEVER used Wells Fargo.!
Wells Fargo, BAC and First Tenn. have caused our property values to diminish to such an extend, that we do not qualify for HAMP.
I and several other homeowners have purchased our properties in 2006 for $ 130, 000.00 with substantial down payments ( none of us had Wells Fargo as a lender, our loans where sold). Even at that, we are upside down in our mortgages, all due to these 3 banks selling foreclosed properties in the range of $ 39, 900. Out of 35 units we have 13 foreclosures, all owned by these 3 banks.
Wells Fargo will not even respond to our inquiries. I am contacting the States Attorney Office, Treasury ( not sure huch good that will do)
Is anyone interested in filing a class action lawsuit against Wells Fargo in the State of Georgia or elsewhere?
I lost my home due to the unethical practices of Wells Fargo. They are impossible to work with and I tell everyone I know to stay away from them. The problem is that they are so big, it is difficult to do anything against them. I dealt with them for several years and the end result of their "help" was a $1300 monthly payment on a $90, 000 loan on a house that had 3 small bedrooms, 1 bath and 830 square feet. With that kind of mortgage payment, you would think I lived in a $250, 000 home with 4-5 bedrooms and at least 2 or 3 baths and 2500 square feet of living space. No, I don't live in NY or CA...that's right here in cowtown USA, Kansas!
My fiancee is going through the same thing. We are going to contact the Maryland States Attorney General's Office.
I suggest after going thru a simular experience, before trying to go thru any of Wells Fargo programs that you make sure that you get a counselor at The Hope Hotline to answer questions, guide you, and even submit paperwork for you. I was put into the HAMP, and should have probably done the HARP program first as the HAMP forces you (at least at Wells Fargo) to make trial payments-which impacts you credit. If I had done the HARP first there was no waiting and I would have know if I qualified 8 months ago. And if not then I could have took a short at the HAMP. Everything I have done with Wells Fargo has put me in a worst position. And the customer services omits facts when you call in to check status. I did not know for 5 months that I had been turned down for the HAMP. The did not apply a called in payment making me appear lat e for months, and did not inform me of this upon calling in. If they don't want to give you a loan and you don't know that it helps to at least have help from one of the real non profits sanctioned by the govt. HOPE was also listed on my union web site AFSCME. [protected]. I wish all well it has not been and easy four years for me.
Go to: http://consumerist.com/2008/09/contact-info-for-wells-fargo-ceo-john-stumpf-and-friends.html
Provides details on how to reach Wells Fargo executive customer service Telephone, email address of all the CEO's of Wells Fargo
with enough emails calls and complaints, maybe they will contact their own people and fix the problem
took away lease assumption
Who wants to go into a class action against wells fargo auto finance?
They cannot change the original contract without both parties initials - signatures (stated in the contract and has to be signed upon execution of the contract and before driving vehicle of the lot)
Law firms or victims email: [protected]@gmail.com
I have a lot of other people and all the paper proof— rulebook printout, letters, and the admission that they changed the contract. My goal is to exit my lease and recover damages after I send in last year for lease assumption and they denied! One day after they changed the contract rules & terms without notifying me
I also have employees at the bank that know about this... And got fired when they just closed the department
Plus a lot of victims stuck in 5 year leases that cannot be posted an swap a lease.com or anywhere to exit.
Is there anyone else that wants to stop them doing whatever they want to the consumers ?
wells fargo changed their contract without notice
Wells fargo advertised their leases to be fully assumable and then in midstream after leases are in effect decided to change their lease contract. Without prior notice
I would like to join or start a class action lawsuit against wells fargo auto finance
I have all the lease rule book print outs and original documentation from wells fargo. The original lease contract states : clearly " it cannot be changed without both parties agreement in writing. " I did not get asked and neither did any of the other people I know. Some had to get their cars repossessed and some are stuck in a 63 - 66 month term.
They know they did something wrong and will settle. I would have chosen another bank if I would have known they are going to pull the fully assumable option.
Who wants to join?
Any lawyer ready to take case ? I have a lot of recovery info ready.
I would like my money back and have them take the car because they broke the contact!
I have done a lot of research and this is absolutely against the law. If I would just change the payment without notifying them it would not be acceptable either - terms are terms
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Wells Fargo Auto Finance - assumable leases, swap a lease.com, The Lease Outlet.com, Auto leasing
SUE WELLS FARGO WITH ME!
WELLS FARGO AUTO FINANCE LEASE ASSUMPTION--
Wells Fargo advertised their Leases to be fully assumable and then in midstream after leases are in effect decided to change their Lease contract.WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE
I would like to join or start a class action Lawsuit against Wells Fargo Auto Finance
I have all the Lease Rule book print outs and original documentation from Wells Fargo.The Original Lease contract states : Clearly " it cannot be changed without both parties agreement in writing." I did not get asked and neither did any of the other people I know. Some had to get their cars repossessed and some are stuck in a 63- 66 month Term.
They know they did something wrong and will settle. I would have chosen another Bank if I would have known they are going to pull the FULLY ASSUMABLE OPTION.
Who wants to join?
Any lawyer ready to take case ? I have a lot of recovery info ready.
I would like my money back and have them take the car because they broke the contact!
I have done a lot of research and this is absolutely against the law. If I would just change the payment without notifying them it would not be acceptable either- Terms are Terms
WFClassaction@gmail.com--
Wells Fargo Lesae assumption spell error-( my bad) - Wells Fargo Auto Finance Lease assumption--
Class Action Lawsuit
Go to: http://consumerist.com/2008/09/contact-info-for-wells-fargo-ceo-john-stumpf-and-friends.html
Provides details on how to reach Wells Fargo executive customer service Telephone, email address of all the CEO's of Wells Fargo
Although it is not the Auto Finance Dept. with enough emails calls and complaints, maybe they will contact their own people.
Such as Mark C. Oman SEVP Home & Consumer Finance (Wells FArgo Auto Finance.
For Balboa Insurance email: markamcelroy(at)balboainsurance(dot)com. Or Fax [protected] or [protected]
Mark A. McElroy Balboa CEO
Also Balboa Insurance has a website, leave a complaint on their contact page.
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