On April 4, 2011, I called Wells Fargo asking them not to release the money ($9, 000.00) that I had financed through Guardian Roofs Energy and Solutions in Santa Ana, Ca, because I am in dispute with Guardian Roofs and I am waiting for them to finish up the roofing job. I was told on the phone that they (the bank) had released the money to Guardian on March 31, 2011, ASSUMING that the job had been done. I was stunned to hear that the bank released the money without verifying with me. They don't have my signature on the document; they just ASSUMED that the job had been completed by Guardian Roofs, who is trying to get $1, 400.00 more from me to finish up the job. Guardian Roofs didn't even try to get the job permit from the City of Diamond Bar as per our contract. They said nothing until I asked them about the permit.

Wells Fargo asked that I call them on April 20 for the status of my account. I am afraid I am dealing with one construction company not willing to be fully responsible for their mistake and a bank that handles my money in such an unbelievably irresponsible way.

Please watch out and do not sign a contract with a construction company without consulting with your friends or shopping around. I was too trusting. Now my roof is only partly done and I am in dispute with Guardian Roofs to whom I gave the job with confidence on March 23, 2011.

We bought furniture from J&J in the summer, we had the furniture delivered Oct. 2nd to our new home. We have not received any correspondance from Wells Fargo. Even though we were in the midst of moving, we hae received all of our mail from several other businesses. We have called the furniture store on 2 occassions and they say that we will get a bill and then if we continue to have problems they will involve some one. I called and waited over 20 mins, to talk to someone and they would not tell me if a bill was sent. In the meantime, if we are "late" we never received a bill and in the long run if this hurts our credit, we will be highly UPSET!!!