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San Francisco got sick of the check cashing places ripping off the poor. The local govt got together with local banks and created a program where practically anyone can get a bank account, even if they have chexsys and other problems in the past.

 

official site:

http://www.sfgov.org/site/bankonsf_index.asp?id=46626

 

good article here:

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?...4/MNC0TKIH3.DTL

 

(And those that don't live in SF, how about asking your local govts to set up something like this? Those check cashing places are expanding all the time, and they are truly a blight on any community. )


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yes I have seen the list as well but some the banks listed will not only deny you if you are reported to chexsystems, but others like WAMU and WELLS Fargo will open accounts and close them later.

 

Bank of America-will approve anyone at this time reported to chexsystems as long as you do not owe them money

Bank of the West-uses chexsystems and will deny if you are reported

Citibank-uses chexsystems and will deny

Mission Area Federal Credit Union-will check into this one

Mission National Bank-will check into this one

Northeast Community Federal Credit Union-uses chexsystems and will deny

Patelco Credit Union-uses chexsystems and will deny

San Francisco Federal Credit Union-uses chexsystems and will deny

Spectrum Federal Credit Union-uses chexsystems and will deny

Sterling Bank and Trust-will deny anyone on chexsystems

United Commercial Bank-will deny anyone on chexsystems

Union Bank of California-will deny anyone on chexsystems unless record is 3 yrs old and has not fraud reported

US Bank-will deny anyone on chexsystems (some US BANK locations approve-"in store locations" generally

Washington Mutual-will open accounts and close them later because of chexsystems(do NOT trust this one at all)

Wells Fargo-has a second chance checking but many have reported to open accounts that are later closed by loss prevention.

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I opened a Citibank account almost two months ago and opened one for DH this past week, do you know how long it will take for them to close the account if they were going to? I do know they asked for lots of documentation from him but not from me....hmmm

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