What Wells Fargo did: The following complaint relates to Wells Fargo who are a "partner" for Wise Payments Ltd and facilitate their foreign currency transactions as Wise's intermediary. In December 2021 as a customer of Wise Payments Ltd I converted…
What Chase Bank did: They have stolen money from me more than once now and caused me to become late on my regular payments as well as over drafting my account. I have been charged well over $ 1000 in…
What Chase Bank did: Bait and Switch. Chase enticed me to bring a min. of $15000 to their bank, then offerd an additional enticement if I opened a ckg act and made ACH deposits into my act. I was offered…
What Chase Bank did: I was enticed several times to deposit $15000 in a savings act. The banker enticed me in person, to also open a chg act. With ACH payments from Wells of my biz act into my personal…
What Chime did: Information got out also money was spent out my account that I didn’t doi have had my account for a while Submitted by: Anonymous in Illinois | Read more Chime complaints Tell us your Chime issue
What Wells Fargo did: Someone stole my bank information not only once and they would secure my funds and replace them and they also banned my card but didn’t give me a new account being that it happen several times…
What Chase Bank did: They owe me $655 they say my account is restricted and they say that I have to wait for 30 days to get my. Money but i've got to wait more than thirty days now they're…
What PNC Bank did: I want my money back in my bankruptcy going home to the right place for the first week I will be there for a few days and I get it done for my friend and I…
What Wells Fargo did: They never closed are credit card we closed it close 2 years ago We recently had fraudulent charge from Taiwan so obviously wasnever closed Made numerous attempts for them to close card said there nothing they…
What Chime did: My Cell phone was stolen and used to move money out of my Chime account for $3200. It was disputed and found by Venmo to be fraud and Venmo sent the $3200 back to Chime to credit…