Wells Fargo & Co. and Bank of America Corp., are "together"

May 15, 2008 - 9:18pm | author: ayny | |


Today it became known that Wells Fargo & Co. and Bank of America Corp., both  world famous, have joined their efforts to form a joint venture aimed to make automated clearinghouse payment processing for both banks and their customers.  

A new service is called Pariter Solutions LLC, which in Latin means "together". Together the companies are going to conduct electronic funds transfers, including direct deposits and payments, tax payments and online shopping payments for the banks.

The company will be lead by its newly appointed CEO Stephanie Sturgis-Griffin of Wells and Walter Taylor as a chief operation officer.

Companies are assuring that Pariter will be the country's largest processor of automated clearinghouse payments. The expected date of launching a new service is late 2009.



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Wells Fargo sucks!!

Wells Fargo banking really sucks...I had an account there with over $500,000 in it, it was a business account.
And one day when I tried to login to my Wells Fargo account, I wound that they deleted my account with no reason and took all the money themselves.

They had actually mentioned a phone number to call them, I called it and the lady said that someone actually accessed my account and tried to make transfers, which is bullshit.
I never clicked on links on my email, I always run my anti-virus ( prevent keylogging ) and never shared my login with anybody. So Wells fargo sucked for me.

I better prefer Bank of America then Wells Fargo!


by RaaGo RuleZ (not verified) | May 17, 2008 - 5:36am.

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