Ransom

On Friday I walked into Wells Fargo and got the last $27.12 I had there.

Just like that, I’m no longer their customer.

I had been waiting for things to clear and spending my money there, moving my online banking to my new credit union account, just waiting it out.

They questioned me, needled me a bit about why I wanted to close out the account, tried to get me to stay, but in the end I just wanted to leave.

There wasn’t any unpleasantness, no raised voices, no dirty looks, nothing like that, I just declined to discuss it.

That $3 fee was a test to see how customers would react, and now they know.

I am gone like your fist when you open your hand.

About S.

Reader, writer, talker, knitter, picture taker, tennis player, music lover, Southerner.
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4 Responses to Ransom

  1. shanigentry says:

    Did you make them cut you a check or did you accept cash?

  2. jaysaint says:

    Good on you. When it comes to banks it’s not just that money speaks the loudest, it’s the only noise they can hear.

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