The San Antonio City Council declined Wells Fargo’s card Thursday as it voted 7-4 to drop the multinational banking giant from a proposed pool of underwriters.
https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2023/06/16/consistent-history-of-wrongdoing-sa-city-council-spurns-wells-fargo-over-scandals-penalties/
How many years have you lived in SA, and how many city council meetings have you attended? Alrighty then. Only one person here is "trolling" and it's the tool that has no idea what they are talking about.
Regardless of the core of the council, this was the right move.
These 'Tards actually sent all the San Antonio offices an email at End of Day 14 June "urging" as many WF employees as possible to toss on a Red Shirt and go to this council meeting and SHILL for this company. Although it explicitly said you are not authorized to speak to anyone as well as any and all expenses to attend were the employee's responsibility.
No way it isn't some sort of conflict of interest or at the very least unethical to attempt to coerce your employees to solicit work for you from (local) Government. Did they get GPS Pre-Clearance before sending out this notice? Sc-mbags.
@jck lol no, it's that the right wing troll's constant attempts at deflection are extremely apparent by now. But you should upvote your own comment a few more times, it really drives home the veracity of the oppression desire you guys get off on
Sending a clear message to Wells Fargo. CRIMINAL and CORRUPT!!!!!!
Nice seeing the downvotes for people that don't live here and have no idea what the city council is like. Good grief. It's a broken clock situation, they are occasionally right but generally a cluster F.
Sounds like some 'Special PR' is needed here.
That city council is a clown show and has been for years.
When Texas won’t take you you know you’re screwed.
Look deeper and I bet their accounts create minimal revenue
Texas gives tax breaks to business, great tax breaks. All about the $$$
Reminds me of the time a few years ago with the Seattle City Council voted to cut ties with Wells Fargo and move the city's accounts to a different bank. There were literally zero takers. No other bank was willing to work with the city, so Seattle had no choice but to stick with Wells.
Tell me again why we are building a new campus in texas?
Smart move!