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Ben Smith
  • Seattle, WA
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Who Should I or Shouldn't I Do My Business Banking With In FL?

Ben Smith
  • Seattle, WA
Posted

Hello,

I just wanted to throw this out there...

Does anyone have any insight on banks, national or local, with whom I should or should not use for my business account? I have spoken with Wells and 5/3 but I'm kind of being a pansy about making a decision. 

I've never had my own business before so I'm not sure if there are certain things to look out for/look for as far as services go. I've used Wells for my personal accounts forever. I can say that I haven't been totally Thrilled with their service on that level. I just can't really see why NOT to go with someone else if their programs/products "shine".

Thank you for any input.

Ben

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