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WAMU gives customers conflicting information and WAMU doesn't care
Posted Fri September 15, 2006 2:59 pm, by Nana M. written to Washington Mutual
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It's really amazing how screwed up this bank is. The left hand never knows what the right hand is doing. If you ask a question, the online reps give you one answer; the telephone reps give you another; and the branch reps telling you, yet something else. Theirs is not a seamless operation. It is a hodgepodge of confusion and misinformation. Their lines are always crossed and they are always confused and very oftentimes give out conflicting information.
Upgrade and improve your technology and stop taking your customers for granted.
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by D P Posted Wed October 25, 2006 @ 8:41 PM
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I had over a year battle with WAMU not responding when it people said they would - from the guy doing my refinancing who didn't get around to locking in my rate the day he was supposed to - the day before a rate jump - and then not returning phone calls for a month. I finally left a message saying the loan officer's behavior was appalling and I was cancelling my refinancing. A month later, someone else called to say my paperwork was done and when did I want to settle. I decided to go through with it, but started calling a few days before closing since I still didn't have answers about some of WAMU's fees -- and I kept leaving messages after I closed saying if someone didn't call me within the three days window I had to cancel the refi, I would. No one called. I refinanced elsewhere just to get rid of WAMU after I spent a year trying to complain -- even the executive complaint people who promised to look into things -- including the fact I was getting the run around when I was trying to complain - but they never called back. I emailed the CEO, only to be told that he didn't have time to look at people's complaints!
I have all the calls and emails compiled in one document, and it is a scary read. Businesses like WAMU should be closed down. I told them they should be sued for false advertising when the commercials came out about how much easier working with WAMU made someone's life. They never lived up to any of the promises (which I have in writing) to make things up to me, how they want to do right be customers, etc.
WAMU really doesn't care about it customers and its managers should really be ashamed and embarassed by WAMU's employees' behavior and WAMU's policies.
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by Miss Lee Posted Tue September 19, 2006 @ 3:52 PM
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Actually, I think you're being too kind. WAMU is much more screwed up and their service is much worse than you indicate in your post. I won't bore you with my own sordid experience with WAMU, but I will tell you that it led me to an entire website (www.wamu-sucks.com) dedicated to letting disgruntled customers vent. No, I did not post anything there, but it made me feel better to read other peoples' complaints and know that I wasn't alone.
I agree, WAMU doesn't care about its customers and won't respond to your letter. The best thing you can do is get rid of them - if you can. They bought my mortgage when I refinanced a few years back, so I'm stuck for a while. Sigh.
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by Lia Posted Mon September 18, 2006 @ 12:38 PM
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Welcome to the world of WAMU, where indeed the right hand has no idea what the left hand is doing, and really doesn't care.
It's no surprise that WAMU gets so many complaints. I was a customer of theirs for a few years, way back when it was Great Western Bank. The service there was great. When they got bought out/taken over by WAMU, the service went out the window.It was like pulling teeth to get them to take care of any issues, and it was only after threats of legal action did they take care of problems that they had caused.
Nothing is going to change with them and chances are nothing ever will unless they get slapped with a class action lawsuit.
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by S. Brown Posted Mon September 18, 2006 @ 12:05 PM
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Do you actually expect a response to this letter?
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