06-04-2009 02:37 PM
06-04-2009 05:42 PM
06-04-2009 07:14 PM
Rebs6767 wrote:
I received the same screen back in January '09. I live in Chicago & the closest branch is over 2 hours away. I spoke to a Wells Fargo CSR for more info cause I wanted a Wells Fargo cc but wasn't driving to a branch. Here is what I did: I opened a Wells Fargo checking account online & funded it electronically with $100 from my BOA checking account. This took about 3 bus days to clear. I then received an online banking ID & was then able to apply for the credit card online since I was then a Wells Fargo customer. I received my credit card in the mail a week later. Then called back in & closed the checking account, received my $100 back a week later. Never visted a branch; Beautiful!
Rebs, Way to go. I like the way you handled it. I have a Wells Fargo in my town, but it just didnt set well with me how the ad sounded so I chose not to go into the bank personally. I commend you for how you cured the problem, but it wasn't that important to me to go after the Wells Fargo card. I thank you for taking the time to give me your info. See you around the forum.
06-04-2009 07:19 PM
Rebs6767 wrote:
I received the same screen back in January '09. I live in Chicago & the closest branch is over 2 hours away. I spoke to a Wells Fargo CSR for more info cause I wanted a Wells Fargo cc but wasn't driving to a branch. Here is what I did: I opened a Wells Fargo checking account online & funded it electronically with $100 from my BOA checking account. This took about 3 bus days to clear. I then received an online banking ID & was then able to apply for the credit card online since I was then a Wells Fargo customer. I received my credit card in the mail a week later. Then called back in & closed the checking account, received my $100 back a week later. Never visted a branch; Beautiful!
You sneaky little devil you
I like that plan though

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