Bison is like this on every Tesla post. Relentlessly defending the indefensible....

exactly. they can flap their gums all they want. it’s crystal clear that everything they claim is a complete lie.

I’ll take a wild stab at it. Sounds like it wasn’t recent, so maybe back when paper statements were still a thing.

I will never trust an institution who neglected to update their critical systems for probably well over a decade. There is zero excuse for that and it puts every customer at risk. Hell No. 

So in other words, Wells Fargo neglected updating critical systems for years. They refused to spend the money to do so because they wanted it in their pockets. This is criminal negligence imho, and don’t y’all think they’re the only bank/big data/credit reporting company who follows this model. it’s ugly.

thank you for explaining why no willing woman will ever see your tattoo , unless you pay first....
However, your weird references to russian propaganda publication and Turgenev’s epic are curious. Care to explain how R&M can possibly relate ?

Not researched? The majority of these comments are about personal experiences and nothing you wrote contradicts the article, so what’s clearly not researched?

Years ago, as a teenager, I overdrafted my WF account by 7 cents. By the time the letter arrived informing me of the overdraft (prior to online banking) I owed them over $1000 in fees. They’re the most predatory bank I’ve ever heard of.

All that nonsense you spewed out trying to show how “intelligent” you are...

My wife worked with them in their mortgage department for a period of time.

If you want a serious reply, here’s one:

Which of your bosses went to prison for all the crimes they did?
Was it none of them? Okay, that’s what I thought.

Take your change and cram it up your ass.
When I said never ever, I meant it, you bootlicking scum.

I hope Wells Fargo is paying you well for your shameless shilling.

What do you expect from a company that has a stagecoach for a logo?  

Wells Fargo operated as a top-to-bottom criminal enterprise, and I’ll pass on ever doing business with them. Ever ever.

It’s not so much that they’re incompetent as they for a long time were composed of grifters who would try as much as they could to grift as much as they could out of customers. Example : me closing out my account there because they were opening mystery accounts in my name without my knowledge....

Maybe, but I doubt the used car lot cares to figure out which ones are good and which ones are utter POS. I think it’s best if the person who is going to be driving on the tires picks where they want to cheap out. Leaving it up to someone with no skin in the game seems risky.

One trick I have developed to keeping older cars is to just fix them when they break and to just replace worn out parts. I don’t know how many people I’ve talked to that are thinking about replacing their car because it needs shocks and struts. One guy said he wanted to get a new car because his current one needed…

And it’s not like they handle badly - they really do drive pretty much like an old Mercedes. Heavy, but precise. Nothing this big will ever be a Miata, but much of the US is flat and boring anyway.

It’s a comfortable car that can be had with a variety of HP flavors. It doesn’t always have to be about “riding on rails” handling. We’re undoubtedly heading towards an electric self driving future, so enjoy these types of cars while you can.

I want to point out that newer isn’t always better. Why bother spending money developing an entirely new platform when the current one will suffice. The money they don’t put towards developing a new platform can be used to improving the components on current products. The reality is that for 50k after incentives, you…