Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

FINCEN

anyone know what they do? I read FinCEN announced in February 2026 that its Office of the Whistleblower is accepting confidential tips concerning fraud, money laundering, sanctions violations, and BSA-related violations, and specifically encourages detailed supporting documentation.


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@bf filed against who and for what?

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Post ID: @cr+1m313ne7p

@by neither are opinions and feelings which is the point of the gripes around here

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Incompetence is not quite a crime.....

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Post ID: @by+1m313ne7p

Given all of the lawyer talk on here I’m surprised this hasn’t been filed yet

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Post ID: @b5+1m313ne7p

@OP There's lots of moving parts involved. The recommendation is to get an attorney who is willing to take a case that can take years to resolve. I believe if one doesn't have an attorney, then the confidentiality is not guaranteed. It's a huge decision and presuming easier said than done. Without an attorney, pretty sure the bank can go after you if they win. Kinda like David and Goliath!

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