For all the hate you read on this board from nut jobs, it seems like there's a awful lot of happy customers who continue to do business with the bank. Must have been 30 customers in this one small branch meeting with employees and tellers. People don't do business with companies they don't like, and well the proof is right there, people freaking love us.
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There were 30 customers there because there are only two tellers and one went out to lunch
How many were under 55?
That’s sweet. I’m glad their are some brick and mortar banks left for the elderly who don’t have access to online banking. And people who want to cash in their jar of pennies. But sadly, they are not the wave of the future.
And whether you love it or do not love it, Wells Fargo is not the wave of the future either.
We are the Old Country Buffet of Banking, with Blockbuster Video’s Executive Suite and Sears technology.
layoff.com, more like deadweight.com
Yes, we're all envious of the hayseeds spending their holiday on a layoff board defending one of the worst companies in America 😂
Agreed 100%
Just look at all the RTO complaining. This board reads a bit like r/antiwork on Reddit.
This site is for the bottom of the barrel crowd, deathly afraid of losing their job, hunting for a home to message others losers. The fact that there are winners or anything is doing well breeds deep envy .
I walked by my local McDonald's. There were a lot of 1rish there
OP is posting from 1953
Too lazy to switch to another bank... I have heard it over and over again from customers today thinking it is such a big deal to move their money and close accounts. It is amazing to me. I wouldn't do business with WF if you paid me.
And... my stupid brother-in-law refinanced with WF after all the scandals, and I just look at him and smh. People are stupid!!
Also, some people don't read or listen to the news. And if they do hear or read something, they don't understand the enormity of the scandals. People are stupid!!
I'm sure they were thrilled to wait in a line of 30 people to take their money elsewhere