Open a new Wells Fargo Initiate Business Checking, Navigate Business Checking, Optimize Business Checking or Analyzed Business Checking account with a minimum opening deposit of $25 by May 13, 2022.
- Open a new, eligible business checking account at a Wells Fargo branch with a minimum opening deposit of $25 by 05/13/2022. You must provide the bonus offer code to the banker at the time of account opening.
- Have at least $5,000 ending daily balance in your new business checking account on the 30th calendar day and the 60th calendar day after account opening.
- We will deposit the bonus into your new business checking account within 30 days after meeting all offer requirements.
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Which led me to Kabbage for business. The cust svc definitely isn't like Ally. Their advantage is 1.1% interest on your business checking account. Even up to $100,000. It's better than most High Yield Savings accounts. But even though AmEx just bought them, they still feel like their in the 90's. Online checking is VERY basic...but it works. No fees, no frills...and they pay that 1.1% every month. Their cust svc are US reps, but don't be surprised if your rep asks you to hold, and you overhear: "Hold on, Mama's working!"..."sorry, please continue."
Those are the 2 banks I've used, and it's been the last 3 years with Ally, and 1 year with Kabbage. Hope that helps!
Been back and forth with both banks. Wells Fargo tell me to call my bank because they have no record of the transaction. My other bank tells me to contact Wells because it's an ACH transaction. Bottom line is, money was debited from my account by Wells and they refuse to do anything about it. Tried everything. This very well could be Well Fargo's new scam.
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Business accounts are extremely valuable to banks. They are 10x higher revenue generator than a consumer checking account. This does not surprise me.
Also, banks have to deal with the craziest compliance and regulations of any industry, by far. They can EASILY decide to not do business with someone for no reason if they have even a whiff, a hint of something not seeming right. They don't want the risk. If you don't like that, blame the government, not the bank. There are tons of "prohibited industries" that can be even remotely suggested by the name of a business and the bank won't want to go near it.
You can choose not to do business with a bank, and discontinue your relationship with a bank WITHOUT explanation. Banks can do the exact same the other way around, and they should.
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