This is the better ATM location than the one on Fleet Street, but it's still a bad branch because…read morethe employees there are really lacking in knowledge and do not care about customer service. I went to ask a question about my account, but ultimately walked out of the establishment with more questions and frustrations. Also, I went most recently to get cash out for an event and their ATM was broken! This is as of September 2025.

Dear Wells Fargo, next time I try to transfer money within your bank please don't double withdraw…read moremultiple 5 figures from my checking account, leaving me with zero balance for 2 - 5 days and telling me to use my overdraft protection from savings in the meantime for your mistake. If it takes one day to withdraw money it should take one day to put it back in. And yes, this was a teller mistake in the branch. There were two supervisors that checked his work too. Obviously not close enough. #theworst

I have been with this bank for 17 years. I used to speak high praises of this bank. But recently,…read moretheir customer/business relationship has fallen off. I received my IRS refund as a check instead of the requested direct deposit. The check came hyphened with my maiden name and married name on it. My account only has my married name on it. I went to the drive-thru teller to request the cashing of the check and to take $200 dollars from it. The teller advised that I could not take $200 dollars from it, but he could deposit it. My first thought was to go cash the check at Walmart, so I requested the check back. Then I decided to just go ahead and deposit it and wait until the next day to do what I intended to do with the $200 dollars. The next morning, I check the account and learn the deposit had been rejected. Upon speaking with cs, I learned the deposit was rejected because I did not sign the check with my hyphenated name and then without the hyphen. Totally Ludacris. With or without the hyphen my last name is still the same. Now I have to wait two weeks for the tender to arrive in the mail and appear at the bank with my birth certificate, marriage license and driver's license just so they can deposit the check. Now I see why my late family hated banks! They saved their money at home!!! No, you don't receive interest, but what is 6 cents going to do when all these banks do is inconvenience the hell out of you!

Overly incompetent doesn't even describe this branch. The ATMs are constantly down, they don't…read moreprovide cash or debit cards any more. Just close this branch

The Bark is loud. But the hold on your funds is longer. Holding my pay from a CHASE account holder…read more5days wtf

This bank rips customers off for tens of thousands of dollars. They admit their mistakes and refuse…read moreto fix them. They are unhelpful and do not mind committing fraud. If you don't mind giving away $10,500 at a time and being told that they are their mistake but were not giving it back then open an account at JP Morgan Chase. Otherwise RUN & STAY FAR AWAY!!!!

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