Argument Erupts Over Forced Masking At Wells Fargo, Police Called — Customer Holds Her Ground

By Noah

Ready for “mask fights” and “Maskholes” to re-emerge?

Look no further, they’re back!

A huge argument broke out at Wells Fargo this week when a customer was told she had to “mask up” or she couldn’t have access to her money.

Oh what a slippery slope!

Mask up — or no money….

Take this experimental poison vaccine — or no money.

Insert the mark in your right hand or forehead — or no money.

Can you see where all of this is going?

Luckily this customer is an attorney and she remained calm and cool and held her ground!

Watch:

 

This is how you do it — backup video:

 

Clown Show is right:

 

I agree with this next post so much — this reminds me of the tyranny we saw so quickly sweep across America in 2020.

And it looks like many did not learn, or perhaps they LIKED being little tyrants?

Hmmmmm…..

 

Speaking of Wells Fargo, they probably hope we had forgotten about this….

But we didn’t.

Folks, never forget they always do “test runs” first before the real deal:

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BREAKING: Customers Report Bank Deposits “Missing” From Many Wells Fargo Accounts

Who has been warning you that the banks are in bad shape?

That another huge round of trouble is coming?

That would be me.

And I sure wish I had been wrong, but looks like our reporting has been spot on all along.

New reports are coming in that many Wells Fargo customers are reporting their direct deposits just “never showed up”.

Take a look:

 

 

Here are two such reports among many:

 

And:

 

From The Hill, here is more:

Wells Fargo customers are reporting the disappearance of direct deposits in their accounts.
On X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, users complained about their disappearing funds. One bank customer said they saw the news about the problem right as they noticed their deposits weren’t in their account.

“Right before this popped up in the news I saw that my deposits weren’t in my account,” their tweet read. “I was trying to pay bills and none would go through. This is so unacceptable.”

The company responded in a statement to CNN that a “limited amount” of their customers are experiencing the disappearing deposits. They said most of them were “resolved” and that they would fix the problem soon.

“We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience,” the bank’s statement reads.

I wonder how much interest the bank makes on all these “delayed” and “missing” transactions?

Andy nailed it with this post:

 

Here’s more from CBS News:

Wells Fargo customers took to social media this week to voice their alarm over direct deposits they had made that did not show up in their bank accounts.

A rash of customers contacted Wells Fargo on Thursday through X, formerly Twitter, to inform them of the issue as well as voice their frustration. Some insisted they would switch banks.

“I’m taking my checking, my savings, and my IRA from Wells Fargo Advisors,” one customer said in a tweet. “Safer burying in my backyard!” That same day, more than 100 reports were submitted to website status monitor Downdetector, more than half of which involved mobile deposits.

By Friday morning, however, most of the account issues had been resolved, a Wells Fargo representative told CBS MoneyWatch.

“A limited number of customers were unable to see recent deposit transactions on their accounts,” the spokesperson said in a statement. “The vast majority have been resolved and the few remaining issues will be resolved soon. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience.”

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The spokesperson did not specify what caused the problem.

Somehow people didn’t find these responses from the company very helpful or reassuring:

 

Remember when the very same thing happened to Bank of America back in January?

Just “glitches”…..?

Or test runs?

REPORT: Funds “Suddenly Missing From Bank Of America Accounts

Oh boy….here we go?

We’ve been warning for a long time that “bail ins” are coming.

You remember “bail outs” from 2008/09, but they won’t run that same plan again.

No, this time it will be something called “bail ins” where they just take some money from all bank accounts on file because it’s needed to help the “greater good”.

Think it can’t happen?

It already did in Cyprus over 10 years ago:

A bail-in is when a bank takes money from its customers to help keep the bank from going bankrupt. This is different from a bail-out, which is when the government gives money to a bank to help it stay open.

In 2013, the country of Cyprus had a big problem. Its banks were in danger of going bankrupt because they had lost a lot of money. The government of Cyprus and the European Union (EU) decided to do a bail-in.

This meant that the customers of the banks in Cyprus had to give up some of their money to help keep the banks open. People who had money in the bank had to give up some of it. This made some people very upset.

The EU and Cyprus government decided that people with less than 100,000 Euros in their bank accounts would not lose any money. But people with more than 100,000 Euros in their bank accounts would lose some of it.

At first, people were told that they would lose 6.75% of the money they had in the bank. But then it was changed to 9.9%. This meant that if someone had 100,000 Euros in the bank, they would lose 9,900 Euros.

This caused a lot of problems for people in Cyprus. Some people were not able to pay their bills because they had lost so much money. Some small businesses were not able to stay open because they did not have enough money.

The EU and Cyprus government said that they did the bail-in to help keep the banks open and to make sure that there would not be a big financial crisis in Cyprus. But some people did not agree with this. They thought that the government should have found a different way to help the banks without taking money from the people.

In conclusion, a bail-in is when a bank takes money from its customers to help keep the bank from going bankrupt. In 2013, the country of Cyprus had to do a bail-in to help its banks stay open. This meant that people with bank accounts in Cyprus had to give up some of their money. It caused some people a lot of problems, but the government and EU said that it was necessary to prevent a financial crisis.

Is it happening again right before our eyes?

In the USA this time?

I don’t know, I just report what I see others saying.

 

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