Where to begin... I have always gone paycheck to paycheck. More bills than money. On this day I had $260.00 in my account. I put 10 on a online game site on the 21st. I switched right back to Wachovia to see that the amount had been withdrawn, and it was, but not yet posted to my account. So fast ...
Ok So I signed up with Wachovia as I need a bank with good nat'l coverage, as my job has me traveling around the country quite a bit, and they had branches in near all locations I travel to with work. I started up an account, and the first three months were fine, no problems, my direct deposit went ...
Never did I get told that this money was anything but a gift, nor did I get told that it was going to have to be my taxable income. They also just sent me the 1099-int 3 weeks after the deadline date! I have already filed my tax return and now I have to pay back money to the irs for money that I ...
I have worked for Wachovia for 2.5 yrs. As a Financial Specialist. I was told something completely different when I was hired. This year we were told that if we didn't get enough loans in either commercial, small business or personal and also meet deposit goals for 3 mths in a row you would be ...
This is an account of just the most recent issue that I had with Wachovia related to my checking account. Based on this, and two previous experiences that were even more egregious, I am now certain that Wachovia has developed a systemic method for maximizing overdraft fees and squeezing thousands ...
To the person who exclaimed we were all from Oz... Ok, so maybe I accidentally over-drew my account by $3.50 on day before my direct deposit hit the account (it's not that hard to do when you are overseas and every transaction accrues an International Service Fee of random amounts and the value of ...