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In article <381pbj$81n@pyrnova.mis.pyramid.com>,
Lon Stowell <lstowell@pyrnova.mis.pyramid.com> wrote:
|In article <jzeroCxsFt9.q2@netcom.com> jzero@netcom.com (Jim Nakamura) writes:
|>
|>Wells Fargo Bank is a heavy contributor to the No on Prop. 186 single
|>payer campaign in California.  If you have assets with Well Fargo, and 
|>you support universal health care, you should let them know how you feel.
|   
|   Gee, guess I'll have to go open an account at Wells Fargo and
|   put all my money there.  Hopefully I can remember to compliment
|   them on their stance on yet another government monopoly for the
|   politicos to mismanage. 
|
|   Thanks for that information.   

Don't get so enamored with Wells Fargo because of their stance on
Prop. 186.  They can be Politically Correct when they want to.
They were one of the contributors to the Boy Scouts who stopped
supporting them because the Scouts excluded homosexuals.


I have an account at Wells Fargo; had it since 1987.  I am not
very satisfied with their service.  Their fees are high; the bank
has decided to base their revenues on fees rather than on interest
differentials (I picked this up when I interviewed with them).

JP