Anyone else denied access to their online accounts today? There is a reason why they are no longer my preferred bank. They have really tanked the past 2 or 3 years and it keeps getting worse.
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Anyone else denied access to their online accounts today? There is a reason why they are no longer my preferred bank. They have really tanked the past 2 or 3 years and it keeps getting worse.
They are falling into the pattern that has doomed so many banks.
mine is down as well.....its weird so is my usbank
Just checked mine, it worked.
Mine worked about an hour ago.
Mine works fine, don't think I have ever had a problem with it.
Mine works
Other than holding my money and having a lot of convenient ATMs I dont expect much from them. I gave up on thier mortage and personal loan stuff a few years ago as they aren't even trying to be competative there, at least at the branch I work with.
yeah, no USBank love
No issues with USBank for me.
I've been pretty happy with them, overall. I don't expect much from my bank, really, but they have always provided reasonable service, and I really like their online banking system.
I also have my mortgage with them, and that works pretty well too.
I love US Bank.
I have a list of banks I won't do any business with:
Wells Fargo
Bank of America
and a couple others
Mainly I derive my bank blacklist from the banks I find it easy to work with in my job. I figure if they aren't going to provide good cusotmer service to the large companies I deal with they aren't going to provide good service to a lowly individual (me).
There is a reason WF isn't having the same issues as other banks, because they were conservative on mortgage/home loan stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by drmwevr08
Also, nobody was denied access to their online accounts today, there was just simply a server issue, which happens now and then on the internet.
Firstly, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage is a different batch of people from the Wells Fargo consumer banking folks.Quote:
Originally Posted by soccercy
Secondly, they aren't having the same issues mainly because they don't own most of the loans they wrote. They contributed to the issue, in large part, by selling their mortgages to investors who re-packaged them and resold them. Wells Fargo just services the loans they initially wrote. They had very little liability in the market when it went to hell.
I had a very enlightening conversation on the whole deal on a flight the other day with a guy who was the manager for Wells Fargo Home Mortgage for the state of Florida.
What's your password? I'll try logging in for you. :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by SC Cy
Lucky for them they are not these boys:
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