Wells Fargo, stop calling me

You can opt out of those types of solicitations. Since you are a customer, DNC does not apply. Go into a WF location or the website and get a copy of their privacy policy. You can indicate that you don’t want to receive further solicitations by phone, email, or snail mail.

I recruit for Wells Fargo and it’s a fantastic company. I talk to non-WF people every day and I receive 100% interest from candidates who want to join a stellar organization.
I do understand your frustration and you’ll need to sign the opt-out customer form. EVERY bank organization has this policy and you must opt-out with whatever institution you belong. Any bank teller can help you or you can complete the form online. Good luck and hope your customer experience improves!

Anger management class. That’s my advice.

Actually, I checked my credit, and I have excellent credit, especially since I don’t have any debt. No credit card debt, no home or auto loads, nothing.
Sorry, “Unnamed,” but I don’t think you get the point. As a consumer customer, I shouldn’t have to complain or “opt out” in order to have a business be courteous about the number of phone calls they send me. Contrarily, ethical businesses should not put me in the position to begin with where I might be bothered by their continual attempt to upsell me on more of their products.

My credit union has never once called me to try and sell me some new service or product. I feel regretful that I thought a bank like Wells Fargo could offer me the same level of customer service.

Wells Fargo bought my morgage. Since then they are my number one caller. Did I get a “opt in/out options in regards to being contacted about future opportunities for services and products.”? I think not, BOB. I dont like being rude, but BOB. If you call you will hear a click.
As for Wendy. You recruit for Wells Fargo and it’s a fantastic company. Then call the people you work with . After all they get paid for there time.

I have also been harassed by Wells Fargo. I just got a call tonight, actually, and the gentleman was quite rude when I wouldn’t hear about his offer. I don’t appreciate calls like this. First off, he left a message saying it was concerning my account I have with them (I have a washer and dryer financed through them for another 3 months). So, I called back and he kept pressuring me about some program they had for my other debt. After continually declining, assuring him everything is fine, he says “Maybe I’m not making myself clear here” with an angry tone. I don’t think this is good customer service at all, sorry.

I too had this problem. Someone called me from WF about a free 30 day trial for home owner’s insurance when I don’t even own a home. He wouldn’t take NO for an answer, and kept saying the sign up process was almost complete. I kept arguing with him, and he would cut me off saying it was a great deal, and I was loosing out. I only stayed on the phone for so long since he already had filled out the form with my account information, he just needed me to ‘verify’ it. Finally I hung up and got in contact with a close friend who is a teller for WF. She accessed my account, and changed some things. Now when I go in to talk to someone about a problem/loan they look annoyed when they can’t try to ’sell’ me a savings account, or something else. They ask me if I’d like to hear their offer, and if I do I have to sign something stating I want to hear it. If I say no they have to drop it.