Wells Fargo se niega a reembolsar al cliente después de que $14,000 sale de la cuenta y se gasta inmediatamente en un Mercedes Benz: informe
A family in Atlanta says thousands of dollars in their Wells Fargo account has vanished – and the banking giant says reimbursement is not happening. The Pischke family lost about $14,000 after receiving an alert from Wells Fargo that their account was flashing suspicious activity, reports the ABC-affiliated news station WSB-TV. The accounts transaction history shows that three transfers were made to a Mercedez Benz Financial Services account, indicating someone bought a flashy car. But the family says they do not own a Mercedes nor did they authorize the withdrawals. Wells Fargo, however, has a different take on the matter. As stated in a Wells Fargo letter sent to the Pischkes, In an effort to recoup their funds, the Pischkes filed a police report, sent paperwork to Wells Fargo and contacted Mercedes. Even after going through the proper channels, the Pischkes say the lender still refuses to reimburse the lost funds. WSB-TV touched base with Wells Fargo to get the lenders side of the story. In a statement, Wells Fargo says it is standing by the decision not to make the Pischkes whole. Descargo de responsabilidad: las opiniones expresadas en The Daily Hodl no son consejos de inversión. Los inversores deben hacer su debida diligencia antes de
