Wells Fargo reversed a $475 credit on my account yesterday. They never explained why. Countless hours of being put on hold with no response. What is the next step? : r/personalfinance Go to personalfinance r/personalfinance r/personalfinance Yes, the Wells Fargo corporation is well known for its willingness to please consumers and its moderate stance on user fees. Some weeks my paycheck hits Friday at 3am. Some weeks it’s Friday by 9am. Some weeks like this week, it still hasn’t posted with Wells Fargo “early pay day”. Does anyone else have this issue? Wondering if I need to change my bills to fall on the actual pay day of Tuesday and stop with the early pay day. Just curious. Hi everyone! I have an offer from Wells Fargo to open a checking account and receive a $350 cash bonus. It says $1000 has to be deposited with 90 days of opening. Am I missing something or can I have money sent to the account for 90 days and then close the account after and keep the bonus? Has anyone done this? true Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Wells Fargo (maiksi daw body. Kaya para humaba ng onte 😅) Anyone from Wells Fargo (Mckinley/BGC)? How's your commute? Like kapag manggagaling ng Ayala, anong BGC bus route sinasakyan nyo papasok? First time ko sa Mckinley area mag work (puro Makati lang kasi) kaya inaalam ko lang paano mag commute rin. And kamusta w0rking envir0nment? Hehe. For your situation you should look into student cards by Discover and Capital One because they are more open to people without much credit. You can try using Wells Fargo preapproval tools if their cards interest you, and try getting the Active Cash if preapproved. Reply reply More repliesMore replies physicianofcredit • I may (I have direct deposit at work but it looks like it hasn't started yet) be getting a big pay day check on Friday that's x $1000. How long will it take for the check to clear at Wells Fargo? Look at the recent Capital One data breach. Wells Fargo doesn't even need a security breach - their own employees will open fraudulent accounts for you! The big banks are all running decades-old legacy systems, with more inherent vulnerabilities. And because they're so big, it would cost an insane amount to replace them. Here's the deal: Every couple months, Wells Fargo sends me three superchecks. Anything I buy/transfer with these superchecks gets charged to my Wells Fargo Visa and has 0% interest for 12 months, but a 4% transfer fee. My instinct would be to use it to, for example, make a large payment on my car loan. Is this a good idea? What are the best positions for a recent finance graduate in terms of career progression and compensation at Wells Fargo? Also, what positions at WF best set you up for a future in PE or portfolio management?.