Money Goes Missing From Wells Fargo Customers’ Accounts

Last Friday, Wells Fargo customers started complaining about missing money from their accounts. Wells Fargo has publicly acknowledged that customers are missing money from their accounts but did not provide customers with a timeline for fixing the issue. Silicon Valley Bank also collapsed on Friday.

When Wells Fargo customers logged into their bank accounts Friday, they were greeted with a message that read. “If you see incorrect balances or missing transactions, this may be due to a technical issue and we apologize. Your accounts continue to be secure and we’re working quickly on a resolution.”

Friday’s Wells Fargo statement to customers uses the interesting language “this may be due to a technical issue.” However, so far, the bank has announced no other “may be issues” as a possible cause for why Wells Fargo customers’ money is missing.

Friday was one of the darker days in American financial history. Silicon Valley Bank’s failure was the most significant financial institution collapse since 2008.

Friday’s grim financial news prompted Twitter users to start sharing a video from 2020 of former President Trump talking about America’s economic future “All this incredible job we have done will go down like that. It will be a terrible sight. It might even be a 1929 situation, but you will have a crash like you have never seen before. If you put the wrong person in office, you will see things you would not have believed are possible.” Trump said in the video.

Bank Panic! Is this Donald Trump prediction about to come true?

SVB, First Republic Bank, Signature Bank, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Bank of America & Citigroup all losing HUGE. It was the worst day for bank stocks since 2020 which fell over 4% Per FBN. pic.twitter.com/CogDtMf9GP

— SweetPeaBelle (@SweetPeaBell326) March 10, 2023

Friday’s Wells Fargo and Silicon Valley Banks news also prompted Twitter users to share a 2008 clip from the tv show South Park. The clip shows the local South Park bank losing all its customers’ money. “Another crazy thing South Park wrote that came true.” One Twitter user wrote.