Wells Fargo

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver walked into Wells Fargo and asked the teller, 'Can I cash my check here?' The teller replied, 'Sure thing,' but then noticed something odd—everyone else in line had exactly the same question. Finally, the manager appeared and said, ‘I’ve got great news! We’re now officially open for business!’ Everyone cheered, except for the delivery driver who just wanted his measly paycheck.

2. A customer approached the Wells Fargo counter one day and said, ‘Excuse me, can you please tell me how much it costs to open an account here?’ The surprised teller replied, ‘It’s free.’ The customer thought for a moment then asked, ‘And what if I want to close my account later? How much will that cost?’ The teller smiled and answered, ‘Closing your account is also free.’ After a pause, she added with a twinkle in her eye, ‘But don’t be too hasty—we’ve got some pretty nice rewards programs!’ A regular behind him chuckled and muttered, ‘Guess they don’t want customers leaving anytime soon.’

3. One afternoon, an old man parked his car near the Wells Fargo branch and noticed something odd in his rearview mirror—a small envelope taped to his windshield. Curious, he picked it up and found a note inside: "Your account is now overdrawn—$100,000!" He burst out laughing, realizing it was just another prank from his nosy neighbor. As he drove away, though, he noticed that his balance had indeed changed. Confused, he rushed back into the bank only to discover that someone had accidentally deposited $100,000 into his account earlier that morning. The teller laughed and said, 'Welcome to Wells Fargo, sir—we make mistakes like these every day!'

4. At dawn, when most banks are still locking their doors, an elderly woman walked briskly into Wells Fargo with a basket full of freshly baked cookies. She approached the counter and asked the surprised teller, ‘Would you like one cookie for your trouble?’ The teller smiled warmly, took a cookie, and replied, ‘No thank you ma’am, but I’ll take two—one for now and one for later!’ The old lady laughed heartily and left, her basket lighter but her heart brighter.