BANK OF AMERICA
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thing is, i worked for wells fargo before they were little fucking salesmen positions.
so when i thought about going back, i got hit with that sales shit and i was like fuck this shit..i could do loans if that was the case and make more scrill...i understand the importance of bieng up on your banking institutions programs and things they offer and telling the customer when it seems like the right moment but if im depositing money i dont wanna get hit with all type of bullshit, and ive had to set them straight before with yapping too much.
that was in college tho....wont catch me workin at no fuckin bank
i cant fade dressing up for work...that slacks shirt and tie shit used to kill me
thats cool you let them know. theres still banks out there that aint bigf on salesmanship...a tellers just a teller...i kinda appreciate that more.
i dont wanna know shit about services unless its something i need, you know? if its on topic..
i went to a interview for wells and this bitch....picks up a notepad from her desk and goes, "sell this to me"
i looked at her like she had lost her god damn mind
lol @ selling someone something they already are using and own
stupid ass bitch you know why you need the notepad. stop frontin.
you dont need a fucking salesman to sell notepads. thats like mcdonalds cashiers bieng salesmen about a quarter pounder.
aint no fuckin instruction booklet for quarter pounders nor notebooks..you already know what it is
so when i thought about going back, i got hit with that sales shit and i was like fuck this shit..i could do loans if that was the case and make more scrill...i understand the importance of bieng up on your banking institutions programs and things they offer and telling the customer when it seems like the right moment but if im depositing money i dont wanna get hit with all type of bullshit, and ive had to set them straight before with yapping too much.
that was in college tho....wont catch me workin at no fuckin bank
i cant fade dressing up for work...that slacks shirt and tie shit used to kill me
thats cool you let them know. theres still banks out there that aint bigf on salesmanship...a tellers just a teller...i kinda appreciate that more.
i dont wanna know shit about services unless its something i need, you know? if its on topic..
i went to a interview for wells and this bitch....picks up a notepad from her desk and goes, "sell this to me"
i looked at her like she had lost her god damn mind
lol @ selling someone something they already are using and own
stupid ass bitch you know why you need the notepad. stop frontin.
you dont need a fucking salesman to sell notepads. thats like mcdonalds cashiers bieng salesmen about a quarter pounder.
aint no fuckin instruction booklet for quarter pounders nor notebooks..you already know what it is
Go join a credit union instead of a bank.
A credit union is a not-for-profit co-operative financial institution that is owned and controlled by its members, through the election of a volunteer Board of Directors elected from the membership itself. Only a member of a credit union may deposit money with the credit union, or borrow money from it.
A credit union differs from a traditional financial institution (banks, savings and loan, etc.) in that the members who have accounts in the credit union are the credit union's owners. A credit union is a co-operative institution, with policies governing interest rates and other matters set to benefit the interests of the membership as a whole. As such, credit unions have historically marketed themselves as providing superior member service and being committed to helping members improve their financial health. Credit unions typically pay higher dividend (interest) rates on shares (deposits) and charge lower interest on loans than banks.[1]. Credit union revenues (from loans and investments) do, however, need to exceed operating expenses and dividends (interest paid on deposits) in order to maintain capital and solvency. The lowered profitability of credit unions relative to banks is indicative of credit unions' focus on serving members, whereas banks must be concerned with maximizing profits in order to enhance stock performance.
A credit union is a not-for-profit co-operative financial institution that is owned and controlled by its members, through the election of a volunteer Board of Directors elected from the membership itself. Only a member of a credit union may deposit money with the credit union, or borrow money from it.
A credit union differs from a traditional financial institution (banks, savings and loan, etc.) in that the members who have accounts in the credit union are the credit union's owners. A credit union is a co-operative institution, with policies governing interest rates and other matters set to benefit the interests of the membership as a whole. As such, credit unions have historically marketed themselves as providing superior member service and being committed to helping members improve their financial health. Credit unions typically pay higher dividend (interest) rates on shares (deposits) and charge lower interest on loans than banks.[1]. Credit union revenues (from loans and investments) do, however, need to exceed operating expenses and dividends (interest paid on deposits) in order to maintain capital and solvency. The lowered profitability of credit unions relative to banks is indicative of credit unions' focus on serving members, whereas banks must be concerned with maximizing profits in order to enhance stock performance.
yeah i worked at b of a too..not in no dinky branch either.
lots of errors happen and sometimes they get corrected before you even notice it, or sometimes it takes a little in depth research for it to get corrected.
if its most likely in your favor, then they may credit your account before hand and then figure out the problem, that way you dont have to wait for your money.
my entire family worked for b of a at some point in their life, and right now im enjoying the benefits of a free prima account.
yee.
~k.
lots of errors happen and sometimes they get corrected before you even notice it, or sometimes it takes a little in depth research for it to get corrected.
if its most likely in your favor, then they may credit your account before hand and then figure out the problem, that way you dont have to wait for your money.
my entire family worked for b of a at some point in their life, and right now im enjoying the benefits of a free prima account.
yee.
~k.
my boy had that happen at Washington Mutual. They took $300 from his account without him finding out (he doesn't check that shit religiously)....
now he goes through wells fargo....
banks are just fucking stupid anyway...if i had a fucking vault of my own, i wouldn't use a bank...it's not like 1.2% interest does shit...lol....
now he goes through wells fargo....
banks are just fucking stupid anyway...if i had a fucking vault of my own, i wouldn't use a bank...it's not like 1.2% interest does shit...lol....
I HAD B OF A... AND THEY TRIED TO JACK A JOINT ACCOUNT I HAD WITH MY KIDS MOM BACK IN THE 90'S.... ON A CHILD SUPPORT LIEN THAT I HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH...I WAS AT CARLS' JR WITH A CO WORKER THAT WAS A HOT BITCH AND IM TRYNA USE MY ATM AND THIS SHIT AINT GOING THRU AND I KNEW I HAD MONEY IN THAT MOTHERFUCKER. THAT CHICK ENDED UP BUYING ME LUNCH...BUT I WENT THRU A BIG HASSLE TO GET THAT MONEY BACK... PUT ME BACK A MONTHS RENT AT THAT TIME ASSHOLES...I SHUT THAT SHIT DOWN
MY CREDIT UNION ONE TIME PUT EXTRA FUNDS AFTER I DEPOSITED MONEY ONE TIME...THE TELLER CALLED ME BACK AND LEFT ME MESSAGES TRYING TO CLARIFY THAT SHIT...I WASNT ABOUT TO ANSWER, I TRIED TO WITHDRAW THAT SHIT FROM THE ATM BUT THEY FIXED IT BEFORE I COULD TAKE ANYTHING OUT...
MY CREDIT UNION ONE TIME PUT EXTRA FUNDS AFTER I DEPOSITED MONEY ONE TIME...THE TELLER CALLED ME BACK AND LEFT ME MESSAGES TRYING TO CLARIFY THAT SHIT...I WASNT ABOUT TO ANSWER, I TRIED TO WITHDRAW THAT SHIT FROM THE ATM BUT THEY FIXED IT BEFORE I COULD TAKE ANYTHING OUT...
shit i work for wells right now i send out statments all day every day most of them are nsf's or over draft fee letters, on the machine i run which happens to be the machine that sends out the california statments i run a bout 60 thousand over draft fee letters a day they really be fucking there customers