Bogus Accounts: Wells Fargo Loses Better Business Accreditation

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Bogus Accounts: Wells Fargo Loses Better Business Accreditation Wells Fargo has lost its accreditation with the Better Business Bureau, a decision that inflicts yet another black eye on the embattled bank in the wake of the month-old scandal over bogus accounts. The BBB announced Tuesday it has lowered Wells Fargo’s rating to C-minus, said Jarrod Wise, a spokesman … Read more

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