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Re: @#$%! Banks
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Posted by HoneyRancher on December 13, 2003 at 08:02:21 from (63.186.1.63):
In Reply to: @#$%! Banks posted by Michael on December 12, 2003 at 20:12:18:
I have had one or more accounts with the same bank (Norwest/Wells Fargo) for over thirty years. Even though they are not very personal anymore, I have almost always been able to get them the reverse fees by asking. I think they put the fee on and if no one complains, they take the money and run. I have recently retired so I have time to go to the local office in person to complain about fees. That also seems to help - I get all hyped up to debate the "customer care" person and get no chance because they immediately take care of my complaint. I also have online access to my accounts and check them frequently so I discover any fees much quicker than I would if I waited for the statement. It is also very useful to transfer between accounts.
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