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December 2022 by Dean P.
this particular location is extremly bad.wells fargo in general is horrible.i asked for a notary. the lady had nothing to do and was not doing anything but told me to make an appointment for the next week. i went to the ups store paid 8dollars and got it done immediately.cashing my own check of 50 $ requires several forms of identity-depending on teller.saturdays are now closed. after 15 years i am leaving wf
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October 2022 by Tim R.
The rules change from teller to teller.The first teller I dealt with for changing money, $10 bills into $100 bills, just did it for me no questions asked.The second teller 'needed' my Wells account number to do it.The one this morning, the third different one, needed by driver's license. ( When I showed her my Wells Fargo account number she got angry and demanded to see my drivers license. )Maybe it is the particular teller you have the misfortune of dealing with or position of the moon at that moment or some other cosmic factor but keep in mind that things are quite subjective at this place.
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July 2022 by Katie Goebel
ATM was technically open last week, but wasn't accepting deposits by about 6-7 pm on the weekday I visited. Isn't this supposed to be a 24/7 atm?
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March 2022 by Michael N.
I write this review as a heads up to others who are considering banking with Wells Fargo or already have an account.After banking with Wells Fargo for about 30 years, including 2 mortgages, I no longer have confidence in Wells Fargo's integrity or competency. Having retired and now living part time out of state, we went into the Hwy 7 and Cty Rd 101 branch to close our 3 accounts. We needed a bank that was available in Florida. Unfortunately, the staff at the Hwy 7 branch did not close the accounts correctly. This resulted in the accounts staying open behind the scenes at Wells Fargo with all funds withdrawn. As a result, one of the closed accounts processed an auto pay that had previously been moved to Chase, our new bank. Our closed personal credit line was then accessed to cover the auto pay from our closed checking account. Since then I have called multiple times, went into multiple branches (after being told there was no one at Hwy 7 branch who could help), sent numerous emails, and researched and provided Wells Fargo with documentation of the closings. However, after Wells Fargo agreed in a reply email that a mistake was made about the closing date for the accounts, they keep insisting we owe them money to cover their error. With Wells Fargo being investigated and fined by government agencies over the last few years regarding their business practices, I probably should not be surprised at this money grab.
