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Wells Fargo rolls out $3 debit card charge

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By ABC7
Thursday, August 18, 2011
SAN FRANCISCO

Customers in Georgia, New Mexico, Nevada and Oregon will begin seeing a $3 monthly fee attached to debit card use.

Wells Fargo said it regularly reviews its policy. Customers who don't use their debit cards during a billing cycle won't pay the fee.

The fee will also be waived for select accounts.

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