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THEY want to focus on their core business. Well, okay; have at it, then. Better yet, just go away; as it seems lies and cheating are inside this business model. Hand slap fines don't cut it. Oh, well. WFC won't ever have any of our money to play games with; nor anyone's, who asks my recommendation.
"'To the best of our knowledge, there weren't problems in this part of the organization.'" "Wells Fargo said the deal reflects its goal of focusing resources on areas it can grow."
Well, there we go. WF needs to cheat to grow, and this part of the business wasn't cheating (much), so they had to dump it.
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"Wells Fargo said the deal reflects its goal of focusing resources on areas it can grow."
Well, there we go. WF needs to cheat to grow, and this part of the business wasn't cheating (much), so they had to dump it.