It was last September that Wells Fargo had cited that 2.1 million accounts had been potentially opened without customers’ permission from the year 2009 to 2016. This number is now larger and according to the bank, it stands at 3.5 million accounts that were potentially opened. On Thursday, Wells Fargo announced that almost half a … Continue reading “Wells Fargo Now Says 3.5 Million Accounts Were Involved in the Scandal”
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