Bank Charging Interest Rate Higher Than Disclosed in Account Agreement
Wells Fargo charged an interest rate on an account that exceeded the rate disclosed in the account agreement. The discrepancy was reported but not resolved. Single complaint about undisclosed rate deviation.
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