- Report: #203822
Complaint Review: Wachovia Bank - Washington District of Columbia
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Wachovia Bank
740 15th St. NW Washington, 20005 District of Columbia, U.S.A.
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336-735 2490
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Wachovia Bank (former First American Bank Of Washington, D.C.) After purchase of my original bank they lost my two IRA accounts and kept the money. Washington, D.C. (Home office) Charlotte, North Carolina
In 1986 and 1987 I purchased two 5 year IRA savings certificates from First American Bank, Washington, D.C. In 1993 when I wanted to cash them in I foud the bank had been sold and the sold again to Wachovia Bank of Charlotte, N.C. All this was while I was working in the arctic.
After years I found they still operate from the exact same building near the White House in Washington, D.C. but due to the changes in ownership and my remote location I was unable locate the correct new bank name and address to cash in my accounts.
Now that I am retired, have time, and have Internet, and have contacted the FDIC I have found out the true owner of my bank and their address, plus the changes in names and manipulations they have gone through. Now they say simply they know nothing of my account numbers, money, and name. Or they hint rather that they turned it over to their "Escheat Dept." (Cheat! that is real cool) which indicated that my money must have been turned over to the City of Washington, D.C. government. However, the D.C. government has no record either. The bank apparently just rips people off if you are out of town by converting your saving accounts to theirs!
Robert
D' Escousse, Nova Scotia
Canada
After years I found they still operate from the exact same building near the White House in Washington, D.C. but due to the changes in ownership and my remote location I was unable locate the correct new bank name and address to cash in my accounts.
Now that I am retired, have time, and have Internet, and have contacted the FDIC I have found out the true owner of my bank and their address, plus the changes in names and manipulations they have gone through. Now they say simply they know nothing of my account numbers, money, and name. Or they hint rather that they turned it over to their "Escheat Dept." (Cheat! that is real cool) which indicated that my money must have been turned over to the City of Washington, D.C. government. However, the D.C. government has no record either. The bank apparently just rips people off if you are out of town by converting your saving accounts to theirs!
Robert
D' Escousse, Nova Scotia
Canada
