Bank Fails to Send Estate Documents Despite Month of Repeated Promises
Wells Fargo made repeated promises across many calls over a month to send documents needed for estate administration, but never followed through. Estate administrators are blocked by bank non-responsiveness on critical document requests. Reveals lack of accountability in bank document fulfillment workflows.
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