Wells Fargo Bank

Los Angeles, United States

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2 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 800-869-3557
Website:
www.wellsfargo.com
Address:
609 S Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90021
Downtown
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.6 miOlympic / Naomi
0.7 miMontebello
0.8 miLittle Tokyo/Arts District
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Local time (Los Angeles) 01:48 Friday, 29 November 2024

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2 reviews of Wells Fargo Bank

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Place rating: 3
Los Angeles, CA
Very small branch, only one ATM outside. Probably wouldn’t dare coming here after hours. Staff is amiable, and interact well with customers.
Place rating: 1
Beverly Hills, CA
Very dangerous Wells Fargo Bank & 24 hour ATM location.
Almost got mugged while drawing cash from the ATM. Another customer saved my life!
Ladies, never go get cash from the ATM at this bank after 5pm. You are entering dangerous territory. After 5pm, there is no longer a security person or police officer patrolling the area. You are at risk!
Very unsafe part of downtown la. There are still many «pockets» in dtla that are dangerous after the business day is over. Many streets are not well lit or not lit at all. Darkness persists in many streets & alleys. Having the correct lighting would make a world of difference, but I guess since CA is bankrupt… when is this ever going to happen???