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Last week friends from Washington state came for a visit (their first time in Savannah). On Monday we went to Huey's on the River at 4:30 for drinks, then dinner.
There was a small chalk board in front advertising Happy Hour--drafts, house wines, and $0.50/each shrimp. I had two drafts and we ordered 24 shrimp.
When the bill came, the charge for the two drafts was $12.00 and the shrimp were $21.99. I should have complained; but, to avoid making a scene in front of my friend, who I hadn't seen in almost 40 years, I didn't. Mea culpa.
I'm a local. I will NEVER go back to Huey's on the River on River Street in Savannah GA.
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Wachovia/Wells Fargo
This inept company is stuck in the last century. “Customer service” is a joke (not funny).
Wachovia/Wells Fargo failed to distribute my father’s IRAs to his heirs in 2004. I served as my Dad’s financial power of attorney, including joint on his Wachovia checking account, for more than 10 years before he died. I was executor of his estate. Despite the fact that I also had personal accounts with Wachovia Bank before and after his death, WACHOVIA FAILED TO SEND ME STATEMENTS FOR MY FATHER’S IRA ACCOUNTS FROM 2004 TO 2009. When, in 2011, I received a statement for 2010, I discovered that my father’s IRAs were NOT distributed in 2004 as I thought they had been.
Wachovia’s/Wells Fargo handling of this matter has been ABYSMAL. Wachovia’s/Wells Fargo’s toll free number has 10 minutes of recorded voice menus to navigate through BEFORE you can reach a live person. Unlike MOST businesses today, Wachovia/Wells Fargo doesn’t have secure internet communications to handle these matters electronically.
Don’t try sending snail mail to John G. Stumpf, Wells Fargo’s Chairman & CEO. He’ll hand it off to someone(s) who won’t address the facts or answer your questions.
CLEARLY, Wachovia/Wells Fargo is a company whose "customer service" performance doesn’t match its hype.
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Wachovia/Wells Fargo failed to distribute my father’s IRAs to his heirs in 2004. I served as my Dad’s financial power of attorney, including joint on his Wachovia checking account, for more than 10 years before he died. I was executor of his estate. Despite the fact that I also had personal accounts with Wachovia Bank before and after his death, WACHOVIA FAILED TO SEND ME STATEMENTS FOR MY FATHER’S IRA ACCOUNTS FROM 2004 TO 2009. When, in 2011, I received a statement for 2010, I discovered that my father’s IRAs were NOT distributed in 2004 as I thought they had been.
Wachovia’s/Wells Fargo handling of this matter has been ABYSMAL. Wachovia’s/Wells Fargo’s toll free number has 10 minutes of recorded voice menus to navigate through BEFORE you can reach a live person. Unlike MOST businesses today, Wachovia/Wells Fargo doesn’t have secure internet communications to handle these matters electronically.
Don’t try sending snail mail to John G. Stumpf, Wells Fargo’s Chairman & CEO. He’ll hand it off to someone(s) who won’t address the facts or answer your questions.
CLEARLY, Wachovia/Wells Fargo is a company whose "customer service" performance doesn’t match its hype.
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