An individual from Atlanta, Georgia, has reported a case of unauthorized withdrawal Wells Fargo has allegedly declined to acknowledge. Luther Tarwick, the victim, asserts that an unauthorized individual accessed his Wells Fargo account, making off with $1,960.
Unraveling the Incident
Tarwick recounts that he was alerted by the bank about potential fraudulent activities on his account, a day before the funds disappeared. “This individual is questioning me about these transactions, and attempted transactions taking place, and I’m like…wait.” Tarwick expressed his disbelief.
He believes the money was withdrawn from an ATM, suggesting that the bank could use its surveillance system to confirm if he was the one who made the withdrawal. “If the person who approached that ATM doesn’t weigh 140 pounds and have a small scar right here [below his left eye], that’s not me… None of my acquaintances have that kind of money to just give away. I need all of my money back,” he stated.
Bank’s Response
Despite his efforts to recover the lost funds, Wells Fargo has rejected his claim, citing that his PIN was used for the withdrawal. However, the bank seems to have changed its stance and started an investigation after WSB-TV, an ABC-affiliated news station, sent an email to Wells Fargo regarding the matter.
Not an Isolated Case
Tarwick isn’t the only one in Metro Atlanta with a dispute against Wells Fargo. In November, the Pischke family reported a loss of $14,000 from their Wells Fargo account. The money was transferred to a Mercedes Benz Financial Services account, suggesting unauthorized purchase of a luxury car. Despite submitting the necessary paperwork, Wells Fargo has denied their claim.
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