Wells Fargo bank piece of c*** For the last 10 years, my account has been hacked numerous times…read morecredit card not too long ago, and my account was hacked through Zelle and Chase Bank. They're all involved together, $2500. That's why banks have insurance. But they don't care they told me it was a perfectly good transfer. If you don't have a bank account with Chase Bank, how can you transfer money into a bank account only way your account has to be hacked by someone else? With a Chase Bank account. They had a 1 minute investigation and said it was a good transfer of funds. How could it be a good transfer of funds when you don't have a Chase Bank account? I've been with Wells Fargo since they were called waukovia in Woodlawn, near Fort BelvoirVa 1988. Bunch of idiots.I think we should all boycott.Well, Fargo, until they get their act together.Remember a few years ago.There were already sued once because they entered supervisor for stealing money.They're probably doing the same thing now.They're all in a scheme with zelle. Just remember you can sell money to yourself within the same bank. That's what happened to me. So why did my money leave my bank? Because the individual already had Hack my account. When they finally got off for their a** to really do an investigation, they found that the money had already been retrieved and taken from the account. Do you think I should get a refund because of their stupidity? I have paperwork that they ask for, and they clearly show. I sent the money to my account, but guess what? I have a name of individual from Chase Bank, I don't know if this individual was involved, but. (Noel Infante) Again? It could be hundreds of these guys out here with the same name, but this one was at Chase Bank. Another problem with Wells Fargo and probably a lot of other banks. Also, when you get a call or you complain. It's always in another country. They have no f****** idea what's going on in the United States. How can they fix the issue straight up trash? I had to give one star to post. Trust me, they don't deserve it.

This was by far my favorite Wells Fargo I've been to. The lady who helped me when i walked in (to…read morethe right of the door) was very sweet and pleasant. If I'm ever in the area I will use this bank

Bank staff is good but on weekends they have homeless people camped out in the lobby where the…read moreafter hours ATM is. Also the drive-thru ATM is not working so you have to use that and will be harassed for money while trying to do transactions

I think that it's smart to have a branch inside a giant, that way the branch pays less on rent…read morewhich seems to me like a very smart decision plus they get tons of exposure from the giant customers who would naturally Bank in that branch and wouldn't drive to another location.

I really can't tell you why it's so busy here. My mom likes to come here because they have a…read moreVietnamese speaking staff member who's great. But yeah, Maria is flat out rude. My mom Wanted to get a high interest CD with the Vietnamese speaking staff member and she flat out said No. then she kind of asked a Spanish speaking man so we could sit together. That's kind of rude honestly. He was there first. I felt bad. Then, we wait. I've been here with my mom before and there's always a wait. I go to other bank branches that are super professional and they have either no wait or a decent wait. And lollipops. There are none here. There is no joy. Don't go here.

Generally speaking, the Seven Corners BOA is staffed with pleasant and personable employees,…read moreespecially notable is Angel, a cheerful employee who personally greets me by name. Other comments made on this site speak truthfully to waiting in the long lines with limited bank staff. The reasons for this appear to be based upon BOA management's economic decisions. BOA has closed several branches in the area and has also reduced staffing levels of their remaining branches. These changes have resulted in customers crowding into fewer branches, exacerbated by limited staffing -- all to the detriment of its customers' time spent waiting in line.

Standard B of A. So far everything has worked…read more Location is okay, looks like they keep it clean.

I just had the most awful experience in this branch. A woman called Niti who was standing by the…read moredoor was so rude and unhelpful! I'm sorry for Bank of America that recruits so unprofessional staff!

Here's a note I sent to this bank -- branch in Annandale, maybe this one. Phone number was…read more703-813-6129. Why would anyone bank here? --- Are you familiar with the official government Do Not Call list? Apparently not. I was cold-called yesterday (8/9) by someone from your branch soliciting my business. Get a clue -- calling people who've indicated they DO NOT want to be called is a bad business practice. Especially with such an implicitly upstanding name like your bank's, violating basic laws and courtesy seems the wrong thing to do. I filed two official complaints on government websites. For your reference: https://www.dnc.com/faq/what-penalty-violating-do-not-call-list-rules A violation of the Do Not Call (DNC) provision of the Telemarketing Sales Rule (TSR) can be up to $43,792 per call. The fines for a violation of state Do Not Call rules can vary from $100 up to $25,000 per call. How many expensive violations will you commit today?

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I had an almost perfect credit score personally (800+). I had zero debt personally and zero debt…read morethrough my business. I had a business that was growing. I had paid off a lot of previous debt so I demonstrated the ability to pay previous obligations. I literally should have been their ideal client. But they denied my $1 million+ revenue business any line of credit (LOC), even a modest $50K. I went to another bank and got a $100K line of credit that was limited only because they were freaked out by Chain Bridge Bank's refusal to lend. A year later, I got a $250K line of credit with my new bank. Chain Bridge Bank appears to cater only to political campaigns. I fail to understand this since that's a very very risk undertaking. But they don't seem to care about almost sure-thing local businesses that are growing rapidly. And now we are 3 times the size only a few years later due to no help from them since they refused to extend a LOC.

Cons: There is only one location. Pros: Because there is…read moreonly one location everyone is super friendly and recognizes you when you come in. Awesome customer service!

No big issues with customer service. My complaint is there are repeatedly not enough parking spaces…read morethroughout the day. People have parked in areas which are not parking spaces, as well as, parking in neighboring parking lots. That is not fun to deal with.

Slow,impolite and careless attitude overall! Find another bank where the employees act like people…read morenot careless robots!

United Bank has been our bank for over 2 decades (before it was United). The teams are always…read moregreat. We now use the Backlick branch in Springfield. Ofelia is amazing at making things work for both our personal and business services. That is why we stay with a regional bank instead of the 'big boys'.

Lee Harrison - could use some customer service. Behind the desk bank bureaucrats will give…read moredifferent answer and "kick the can down the road" response. They will screen you out, and make you sit in their waiting room chairs, to say, "What can I do?" before inviting you to sit before their desk. Go elsewhere for personal service and business banking.

Great service from Elton Holley! Elton patiently listened to the type of accounts and services we…read morewere looking for and gladly delivered. Thanks again Elton and God speed!

So far this location is my favorite one comparing with others location nearby. Staffs were super…read morenice. They treated all customers like loyalty. Does not matter, regular or not. Great people, fast and they always know what they are doing. Thump up!