Wells Fargo agreed on Monday to a $6.7 million settlement of a class-action lawsuit that accused the banking giant of illegally selling customers' financial information to telemarketers. The ... Lawyers in the case estimate that of the 6 million class members about 500000 are expected to take advantage of the free services.
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12/9/2008 Bart F. says: All Wells Fargo customers from November 15, 2004, to June 30, 2008, who incurred overdraft fees on debit transactions as a result of the bank's practice of sequencing transactions from highest to lowest - will be part of this class action lawsuit.
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Apr 28, 2010 ... The Charleston-based law firm Bailey & Glasser said it has obtained class-action status in alawsuit against Wells Fargo & Co. involving ...
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Wells Fargo's Alleged Fraud ... The complaints charge that Wells Fargo does not record charges and purchases on ATM or debit cards in the order they actually occurred. Instead, Wells Fargo reorders the charges and purchases so that the largest charge or purchase is ... Wells Fargo Abusive Overdraft Fees Class ActionLawsuit...
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