Complaint Review: Pacific Northwest Bank - Oak Harbor Washington
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- Pacific Northwest Bank 275 Southest Pioneer Way Oak Harbor, Washington U.S.A.
- Phone: 360-679-4181
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- Category: Mortgage Companies
Pacific Northwest Bank - Home Loan Department ripoff and backstabbers, don't care about a persons credit report Oak Harbor Washington
*Author of original report: apologized and sent an updated letter to the credit agency
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Sent a house payment Dated for 26. They dated it on the first of following month. Also 2 late payments showed up on my credit report. They say they only have one on file and it's not their problem. Doesn't take 6 days for a payment to go from Walla Walla Wa to Oak Harbor Wa. They are a bunch of creeps and don't give a rat about a persons credit only their pockets. Hope you choke on the money. It's too bad Wells Fargo bought into such a back stabbing bank.
Darrel
Walla Walla, Washington
U.S.A.
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#1 Author of original report
apologized and sent an updated letter to the credit agency
AUTHOR: Darrel - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, March 14, 2004
After getting a hold of the right individual in the collections department finally, I explained to them that when wells fargo took over loan on Dec 1 of 2003, that there computers had not been updated to reflect the change, so it didn't see us sending a payment on time because it went to Wells Fargo. She apologized and sent an updated letter to the credit agency and us a letter also showing they were wrong.
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