Wells Fargo Personal Banker at your service!
05-06-2008, 02:30 PM
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Wells Fargo Personal Banker at your service!
Hi everyone! My name is Steven and I’ve been on this board for a few years now. I currently own a 2008 e90 335i and it’s a great pleasure being part of this online community.
I would also like to let everyone in the Southern California region know that I work for Wells Fargo as a Personal Banker. I work at the Chatsworth Branch on the corner of Mason and Devonshire. The exact address is 10250 Mason Ave Chatsworth, CA 91311. I am here to provide the community with excellent banking services with the proper financial services custom fit your financial needs. My services range from but not limited to, NEW accounts, Automobile Financing, Home Equity, Personal loans and lines, and so on and so on. I would also like to add that Wells Fargo is the ONLY AAA (Triple A Rated) Bank in the United States.
For those of you who have been thinking about a new account or just switching banks because of what ever reasons. Here is your chance to go with a reputable bank and have YOUR OWN Personal Banker at your service Monday through Friday 9am to 6pm and some Saturdays from 9am to 4pm. It is my job to provide you with the best service so please if any of you have any questions or concerns Please don’t hesitate to give me call at 818-407-4360. If I don’t pick up just ask for me, Steven.
BTW… Interest Rates have dropped record low so if you have been thinking about that Equity or Refinancing that Equity, now is the best time to take advantage of the slow market to benefit you. Even if you don’t need that money right now, its best to have it and not need it rather than need and not be able to have when in hard times or in need of finance. It costs you nothing to have it until you use it.
I would like to thank you all for your patients and time in reading my thread.
I would also like to let everyone in the Southern California region know that I work for Wells Fargo as a Personal Banker. I work at the Chatsworth Branch on the corner of Mason and Devonshire. The exact address is 10250 Mason Ave Chatsworth, CA 91311. I am here to provide the community with excellent banking services with the proper financial services custom fit your financial needs. My services range from but not limited to, NEW accounts, Automobile Financing, Home Equity, Personal loans and lines, and so on and so on. I would also like to add that Wells Fargo is the ONLY AAA (Triple A Rated) Bank in the United States.
For those of you who have been thinking about a new account or just switching banks because of what ever reasons. Here is your chance to go with a reputable bank and have YOUR OWN Personal Banker at your service Monday through Friday 9am to 6pm and some Saturdays from 9am to 4pm. It is my job to provide you with the best service so please if any of you have any questions or concerns Please don’t hesitate to give me call at 818-407-4360. If I don’t pick up just ask for me, Steven.
BTW… Interest Rates have dropped record low so if you have been thinking about that Equity or Refinancing that Equity, now is the best time to take advantage of the slow market to benefit you. Even if you don’t need that money right now, its best to have it and not need it rather than need and not be able to have when in hard times or in need of finance. It costs you nothing to have it until you use it.
I would like to thank you all for your patients and time in reading my thread.
Last edited by CaliTouring; 05-07-2008 at 06:05 PM.
05-06-2008, 03:43 PM
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Tripple A rated on what scale? I know their CAEL rating is currently a 2, but what scale of measurement are you referring to?
WellsFargo must have stepped up their pay big time since i was there. I could have never affoarded a 335.
goodluck with your new career/stepping stone.
WellsFargo must have stepped up their pay big time since i was there. I could have never affoarded a 335.
goodluck with your new career/stepping stone.
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05-06-2008, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by stylett9
Tripple A rated on what scale? I know their CAEL rating is currently a 2, but what scale of measurement are you referring to?
WellsFargo must have stepped up their pay big time since i was there. I could have never affoarded a 335.
goodluck with your new career/stepping stone.
WellsFargo must have stepped up their pay big time since i was there. I could have never affoarded a 335.
goodluck with your new career/stepping stone.
05-06-2008, 04:32 PM
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Hey hey whats up bro! Congrats on your new car sorry about your Z.
Thanks also for the intake you sold me haha... So you work for wellsfargo huh
?
Nice man!
P.S. Clear my credit card for me too!
Thanks also for the intake you sold me haha... So you work for wellsfargo huh
? Nice man!
P.S. Clear my credit card for me too!
05-06-2008, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by joey3am
so why is it that i've been with wells fargo for nearly 5 years now and i pay for checking/savings, while every other goddam bank has free everything?!?!
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05-06-2008, 09:48 PM
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To answer the earlier question, AAA refers to the Standard & Poor's credit rating, and Aaa is the Moody's rating. These are the highest credit ratings attainable by those two credit rating services.
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05-06-2008, 10:03 PM
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my brother used to bank with wells fargo for 4 years. when he was ready to buy his first car, they gave him a hell with interest rate. credit score of 640. and they gave him an apr of 15%. next day he cashed all his money from wells fargo and went to citi bank. he got 7.2% apr for new car loan for a first time car buyer.
05-06-2008, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverTrack
i've been a pb2 at wells for some time now. it is a good company, with good benefits.
They are a good company to YOU(not you specifically, but to any employee) if YOU know how to sell and know how to kiss ***.(atleast that's how it worked in the Orange County sector)
My situation for example, excellent seller( hitting silver and gold in multiple metrics), not so good at kissing ***=couldn't get promoted to anything. and don't get me wrong, it's not that I was rude or arrogant to anyone, i'm just not the type to be over hyped and enthusiastic just because the DM or MSC walked through the door.
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05-06-2008, 11:13 PM
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Originally Posted by leozim
my brother used to bank with wells fargo for 4 years. when he was ready to buy his first car, they gave him a hell with interest rate. credit score of 640. and they gave him an apr of 15%. next day he cashed all his money from wells fargo and went to citi bank. he got 7.2% apr for new car loan for a first time car buyer.
honestly and no offense to you or your brother, but lending practices like that are the factors in why CitiBank posted 5 billion in losses(not to mention huge job cuts) first quarter and WellsFargo posted decrease in profits(meaning they still made money). I'm sure your brother was very responsible and paid his loan back, but the average person with a 640 credit score, and a first time auto buyer is not going to be as responsible as your bro.
05-07-2008, 05:03 PM
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Why put E90 next to your 335, isn't this the FIRST edition of the 335 so aren't they all the same so far?
I wouldn't mind a BMW myself, My credit score is 820, so I'm sure I can get a great rate, but probably not afford the payments tho!
I wouldn't mind a BMW myself, My credit score is 820, so I'm sure I can get a great rate, but probably not afford the payments tho!
