WELLS FARGO Executive Greg Beckett Jumped To His Death From The Wells Fargo Bank’s Delaware High-Rise Office Building.
Daniel Whyte III, President of Gospel Light Society International, tells people again to be very careful doing business with Wells Fargo. T. D. Jakes, who is involved with Wells Fargo, is a good man and he is trying to help people, but Whyte says you need to pray and think for yourself and he advises people again not to do business with Wells Fargo. Daniel Whyte III says further read the article below that he wrote in May 2023 regarding Dr. T. D. Jakes and his program with Wells Fargo. Also read the article below that was put out by Mail Online on August 25, 2023, warning people titled: Wells Fargo is Experiencing Issues With Banking System and Wells Fargo Customers Are Left Unable To Use Their Bank Cards or Transfer Cash Amid Major Outage
T.D. Jakes Has a Pastor’s Heart, and He Knows Black People Are Hurting Financially After the Coronavirus Plague and For Other Reasons, and He Means Well. But Daniel Whyte III, President of Gospel Light Society International, Who Predicted the Coronavirus Plague Over 10 Years Before it Hit, Along With Many Other Prophecies, and None of His Words Have “Fallen to the Ground,” Lovingly Warns All Black and White Christians and Other People, In Light of Major Banks Failing Right Now, NOT TO GET INTO ANY PROGRAM THAT INVOLVES WELLS FARGO BANK. T.D. Jakes Will Come Out Fine, But You Will Not. He Tells T.D. Jakes, if He Wants to do Something Like This to Truly Help His People to Work With Another Bank — a Prime Bank Such as JP Morgan Chase. Wells Fargo Bank is Only Using T.D. Jakes to Get Customers Because They Are Desperate and In a Precarious Situation in Light of the Present Banking and Economic Environment. Whyte Doubts if Wells Fargo Will Even be in Business Ten Years From Now in Light of the ECONOMIC PLAGUE THAT IS ON THE HORIZON.
Whyte Goes on to Say Wells Fargo is Not Trying to Make Things Right With the Minorities They Have Hurt in the Past; They Are Trying to Make Money For the Present and the Future. Whyte Repeats: If You Are Not Wealthy Like T.D. Jakes, do Not Get Into a Long-term Mortgage Deal With Any Bank Right Now, Especially With WELLS FARGO BANK. If WELLS FARGO Wants to Help T.D. Jakes Help His People Who Are Hurting, WELLS FARGO Needs to Make a Billion Dollar Tax-deductible Donation to the Potters House Church New Housing Ministry That Whyte Will Call the KING JEHOASH PROJECT That Will Build 3 Million Tiny Houses For Single People and Elderly People and Inexpensive 2 to 3 Bedroom Houses For Families; Then T.D. Jakes Needs to Turn Around, and He, His Church, His Enterprises, and His Rich Pastor Friends and Other Friends Such as Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry Need to Match it and Donate Another Billion Dollars to the KING JEHOASH PROJECT and Not Give the Money Directly to the Bishops, Pastors, and Church Leaders to Steal, Use For Themselves, and Mis-manage — But Give the Money Directly TO THE BUILDERS AS WAS DONE UNDER KING JEHOASH REGARDING THE TEMPLE Because the “PROSPERITY GOSPEL” PRIESTS Were Misusing the Money, and Build at Least 3 Million Houses For the Poor and Struggling People With the Deed in Hand. However, the House Cannot be Sold For Profit. It Can be Passed Down to Relatives, but it Cannot be Sold, and Once the Person Dies and They do not Have Relatives to Pass it Down to, it Must be Returned to the Potters House KING JEHOASH PROJECT to be Given to Somebody Else in Need; and it Should Not be Limited to Atlanta, Dallas, and Chicago. It Should be Expanded to Charleston, West Virginia; Thomasville, Georgia; Dothan, Alabama; Clarksdale, Mississippi; New Bern, North Carolina; Brooklyn, New York; Apalachicola, Florida; Puerto Rico; Haiti; Dominican Republic; St. Kitts & Nevis; Jamaica; Ghana; Nigeria; South Africa; Kenya; Sudan; Uganda; and Other Such Places. And God’s Born-Again Saved People Ought to be Taken Care of First. Then Other Well-known Pastors and Churches Can Start Their KING JEHOASH PROJECTS. Whyte Recommends that the Money Goes to Actual Carpenters, Builders, and House-Building Companies, Not to Habitat For Humanity. He Recommends Such Companies as the Mennonite-owned Company Called Ulrich Builders in Cleburne, Texas, Because They Are of Good German Stock, and if You Have Ever Been to Germany, You Know When the Germans Build Something, They Build It to Last. It is Just in Them. Also, They Have Reasonable Prices For Tiny Houses and Family Houses, and They Will Back up Their Work. Whyte Does Not Have a Relationship With Them and Will Not Reap a Dime From Them. In Fact, he Disagrees With the Mennonites on Some Issues, and They do Not Like Whyte That Much.
- Greg Beckett, a 46-year-old bank executive, tragically took his own life in the face of an all-consuming job that demanded long days and late night meetings
- Beckett jumped from the 14th floor of Wells Fargo’s headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware but left no suicide note and showed no noticeable signs of distress
- Every year, several hundred workers take their lives at their workplaces leaving family members and colleagues grappling with unanswered questions
A 46-year-old bank executive took his own life leaving his family struggling to comprehend what had driven him to take such drastic action.
Greg Beckett from Bridgeport, New Jersey, had been working at the headquarters of Wells Fargo in Wilmington, Delaware when he jumped from the office boardroom on the 14th floor in January of this year.
The fact he left no suicide note nor showed any signs of distress in the days, weeks and months before his death only worsened the agony for friends, family and co-workers he left behind.
Greg had been responsible for Wells Fargo’s internal controls, aimed at safeguarding the bank from risks but his workload had steadily increased leading to longer hours and increased stress.
His job appeared to become all-consuming with long days and meetings running as late as 11pm.
On the night of his death, Greg abruptly stopped responding to text messages and phone calls from his loved ones.
When his family became concerned, his brother and sister-in-law thinking he might have been involved in a car accident, went to his office in search of his vehicle, only to find the parking lot blocked by police.
His sudden death made little sense to his loved ones with his life outside of work seemingly going well.
He had recently moved in with girlfriend, Giovanna Muraca, and her daughters.
A devoted Philadelphia Eagles fan, the team had been performing well and Greg had gone to several games, tailgating with friends before games.
He loved his pet dog and would go to great lengths to make people smile, such as dressing up as Barney for his niece’s 2nd birthday party reports WSJ.
He was also known for discussing the latest drama on the Real Housewives with his friends’ wives and helping out his parents with household chores each week.
But nothing in his personal life belied the trauma he appeared to be suffering.
A spokeswoman for Wells Fargo expressed sadness for the loss of their colleague in a statement noting how it hard to pinpoint the reasons behind such tragedies.
‘We’re deeply saddened by the loss of our colleague. Greg was a valued member of our team. As we all know, it’s virtually impossible to identify a reason when a tragedy like this occurs. There is nothing more important to all of us at Wells Fargo than our colleagues’ well being,’ a statement read.
After his passing, a manager in another department noted how Greg had been working on several high-stress projects for an extended period of time.
‘If we don’t find healthy ways to address it, there will be negative consequences of one form or another,’ the manager warned.
But Greg’s brother, Dave Beckett, expressed surprise that no senior executives from Wells Fargo attended his memorial service, although some of his colleagues did. The bank sent flowers as a gesture of sympathy.
When a human resources worker later contacted Dave to provide information about his brother’s life insurance and final paycheck, she had not been briefed on the circumstances of his death.
Source: Daily Mail Online
Wells Fargo Experiencing Issues With Banking System; Wells Fargo Customers Left Unable To Use Their Bank Cards or Transfer Cash Amid Major Outage
- According to DownDetector, which tracks website outages, hundreds of users said they had experienced issues with online banking
- Frustrated customers pledged to switch banks after being left unable to make transfers or use their bank cards
- A spokesperson said the bank is working to resolve the issues which started on Thursday afternoon
Wells Fargo resolved technical issues with its banking systems Friday after customers reported issues with using their bank cards and transferring funds.
The bank, which has 70 million customers overall, said it was aware that some issues began on Thursday night, with outages continuing this morning. It is unclear how many of its users are affected.
According to DownDetector, which tracks website outages, hundreds of users said they had experienced issues with using debit cards, viewing their account balance or making transactions and transferring funds.
‘We are aware that some customers are experiencing intermittent issues with certain transactions. Our teams are working diligently to resolve. We apologize for any inconvenience,’ the bank told DailyMail.com in a statement.
A Wells Fargo spokesperson on X, formerly known as Twitter, acknowledged that some online banking customers were having trouble completing transactions on digital payments network Zelle.
Another social media post said some credit card transactions are being ‘incorrectly denied’, while another said: ‘We are currently experiencing a range of issues that may impact your balance, transfers, and transactions.’
It continued: ‘Our support teams are aware and are working diligently to resolve these issues.’
A number of customers have taken to social media to vent their frustrations at the technical glitches, with some even pledging to leave the bank as a result.
‘Ok it’s time to switch banks. I’m sick of Wells Fargo,’ one user wrote.
Another complained that their funds were ‘being held hostage’ as they could not transfer money into their account, while another complained that they are unable to pay their bills.
Another desperate customer wrote on X: ‘We needed to complete a wire transfer on a down payment of our new home that closes TODAY AT 8 am and YOUR system went down just before withdrawal was made.’
‘I have people driving hours to help unpack and we might have to postpone,’ the post continued.
It comes after the bank filed to close an additional 37 branches across the US, further accelerating the transition to automated banking.
Six brick and mortar locations in California are set to be affected – along with four in Florida and Georgia respectively, three in Pennsylvania and others in a dozen more states, according to a bulletin published by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) this month.
Wells Fargo, which operates more than 4,000 branches across the US, has filed for more than 100 branch closures this year alone, according to OCC records.
A spokesperson for the bank told DailyMail.com that although branches in many regions are closing, a smaller number are opening in a handful of successful markets.
Commenting on the closure of a branch in Pennsylvania earlier this month, a spokesperson said closing locations was ‘not an easy decision or one we take lightly’.
‘Branches continue to play an important role in the way we serve our customers, and we continuously evaluate our branch network in light of changing customer needs, the increase in the use of digital banking and market factors,’ they added.
