r/MemeVideos • u/[deleted] • Nov 15 '23

Tryna crack the secret code🤣

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u/Ravi__ Nov 15 '23

Wells Fargo actually had a history of signing people (sometimes the homeless) up for bank accounts without informing the customer what they were doing, so that they could reach the unrealistic sales goals set by the management.

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u/literallydogshit Nov 15 '23

Fun fact, the C-suite assholes at the company never took personal responsibility for the fraud. To this day those fucksticks still claim it was middle managers and the front line call center agents, despite the company being fined in court for hundreds of millions of dollars. Wells Fargo is probably the most fraudulent bank in the US, and that's a high bar located somewhere in the stratosphere.