myDeaconmyhand
First man to get a team of horses up Bear Mountain
He pissed through 67k in a few weeks. Damn.
That's a lot of shirts.
He pissed through 67k in a few weeks. Damn.
He pissed through 67k in a few weeks. Damn.
The branch manager of my Wells Fargo called me to thank me for making a deposit yesterday. The deposit was $30. This seems really odd to me.
I'm pissed that CLT airport sold banking rights to BOA, which means that all Wells ATMs were removed from the airport. That's like imposing a $3 tax on me. Farkers.
Ally Bank.
No ATM fee's, no minimum balances, excellent customer service, and interest on checking (no minimum balance for that either).
If you value sitting in lines at a brick and mortar bank then it isn't for you, but otherwise I can't figure out why someone wouldn't bank with an online only bank. ING and Fidelity are supposed to be good too.
Are you still happy with Ally? I've had two security breaches at Suntrust over the past 3 weeks and they wouldn't overnight my replacement card. Fuck 'em.
Just to jump on the Wells Fargo thread, I recently refinanced my house via an FHA Streamline loan. So, no cash out, really simple requirements, very easy to do, etc. Wells Fargo owned my old mortgage and I contacted them about refinancing. They wouldn't call me back for weeks. Finally, when I started talking to other mortgage brokers Wells Fargo called me and I talked to their guy about the refinance. I was told the best they could do was to take me from 5.5 percent to 4.5 percent. I told them rates for the loan I was trying to refinance with were more like 4.0 at the time. They told me I couldn't refinance any lower than 4.5 and I should just go with them since they held my loan already and it would be easy. I said no.
I proceeded to refinance with goodmortgage.com in Charlotte. They were great, btw. The whole thing was complete in about 1.5 months, and it only took that long because it sat in underwriting for so long. I was able to refinance just like I wanted, down to 3.75 percent and the whole thing ended up costing me about 200 bucks out of pocket.
So anyway, I go close the new loan and they tell me they've already sold my loan to a new provider, since goodmortgage is just a broker. Guess who bought my loan? Yep, Wells Fargo...
I know it's different divisions in a huge company, etc. It's just funny that they wouldn't call me back. Then they wouldn't work with me. Then they said that I couldn't get finance at better terms than they were offering. And then they bought my loan back after I went and financed at market terms. Whatever.
When this thread was bumped, I didn't remember it. So I was rereading this last page and when I stumbled on this post, I thought to myself, "Yeah, man, tellers have some big tits."
Then I read:
And I was like, "yeah, that guy knows what I'm talkin' about."
Oh...that's me. NEAT!
Then I found five dollars.