Ed M.

You should rethink asking for permission to text "marketing announcements". Announcements like this not in good taste. If you have to send them I, personally, would prefer you use email addresses for marketing needs. But would most prefer that you don't send out marketing at all. There's too much of that everywhere these days!

The bank is ok, day to day service better than B of A. But loans are mercenary with some hidden fees, and their investment services could be better! The latter is composed of a financial advisors that only work about 3 days a week (don't count on them on a Friday or a weekend) They write short articles prognosticating about what path they think the stock market and economy will take. They said China was doing fine just a few months before China had its worst drop ever. On two different periods they made bullish predictions about the U.S. market & encouraged more investment, right up to prolonged dramatic downturns! And contrary to what the rest of the analyst community was predicting. I trusted them, much to my dismay and monetary loss!
Don't trust this group... they call themselves "Wells Fargo Advisors" (I think they used to be Wachovia prior to being bought out by Wells Fargo)

This site could be so much better if they were just honest and forthright! They already have the largest market share of any dating site but greed causes them to want even more. For example, say you recently ended a subscription for whatever reason (take a break, can't afford, busy with other things) they then send you false messages (really just solicitations from the company & nothing to do with potential partners) that show up in your message box. But you can't access the messages unless you fork over more money. Then you do and find they are only more advertisements.
Another thing that most people didn't know; Match owns several of the other leading dating sites and even creates some new ones under DIFFERENT NAMES... instead of being honest and upfront about who they are they choose to use bogus names. That way they can get you to sign up for other sites that they also own! A friggin' monopoly is what it is! Unfortunately its the largest company so they have the most participation (and your chances are probably the greatest) which is why I give them any stars at all.