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Wells Fargo

A woman sued Wells Fargo Bank in superior court, claiming she told it, in person and through an attorney, that it had issued a forged check for $9,837 on her account, yet it continues to dun her for money and reported her “debt” to credit agencies, in violation of the California Identity Theft Act.

SAN DIEGO — A woman sued Wells Fargo Bank in Superior Court, claiming she told it, in person and through an attorney, that it had issued a forged check for $9,837 on her account, yet it continues to dun her for money and reported her “debt” to credit agencies, in violation of the California Identity Theft Act.

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