Wells Fargo is successfully convincing judges that forged arbitration agreements are legally binding

yourunclegeo · December 9, 2016, 9:47pm

I guess another important question is why the hell anyone other than tycoons would bank at anything other than a local credit union. Here in Minneapolis the city is exploring ways to stop doing business with Wells and moving to a credit union, not only because of Wells’s thieving ways, but also for the business they do with energy companies. None of us are under any requirement to continue to do business with any of these predators.

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Wells Fargo is successfully convincing judges that forged arbitration agreements are legally binding

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