Chad
USA#2Consumer Comment
Wed, May 09, 2012
Well, that's a huge chargeback and you didn't really provide any details. Was it a claim of identity theft? Do you have any documentation to support your transaction? Did you respond to the notice of chargeback? In my experience, these are pretty easy to fight if you've got your paperwork in order. I think your bank is obligated to return those funds if you lose or fail to respond. They should have notified you as agreed (and they do suck for not doing that), but if you didn't fight it or you lost you were going to lose those funds, no matter what you told the bank to do.
Looking forward to some clarifying details.
Karl
Highlands Ranch,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, May 09, 2012
on the web. The CEO of Wells Fargo appears towards the end of that 4 minute video.
You might want to mail him a copy of your Ripoff Report, so he knows what is going on, right? It's always best to go right to the top and alert the big boss when there might be fraud taking place.
Good luck to you.
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