<prompt> Human: Sorry if this isnt the perfect subreddit for this:Wells Fargo bank has been harassing my mother in law with automated calls that distribute my personal financial information. My wife and I have a joint credit card with wells fargo. In addition to this, my wife has a joint checking account with her mother through wells fargo. Beginning on March 4th, 2016 Wells Fargo began automated calls to my mother in law asking for collection of a credit card bill due on March 1st that was inadvertently unpaid. There have been multiple calls that disclose to my mother in law the account number in question, the payment amount, and due date. My mother in law is NOT listed as a member of this account and does not have authorization or access to this account. We had no intention of having my mother in law involved in this account, let alone have her know the current financial status of it. This seems to be a clear violation of our financial disclosure rights and my mother in laws TCPA rights. Upon contacting wells fargo and informing them of their error, they are unwilling to resolve this situation and have made no indication that they will prevent it from continuing to occur. It looks like there was a class action lawsuit relating to these credit card robocalls that was recently settled: I have filed a complaint with Wells Fargo and the FTC. What else should I do?UPDATE: Somebody relatively high up in Wells Fargo called me. They seem very concerned about what happened and actually admitted fault very surprising. Somehow the primary phone number on all of the accounts was changed to her MILs in their system, probably due to the connection with their joint checking account. My phone number wasnt even listed anymore which makes absolutely zero sense. I also reconfirmed that this number was not shown anywhere that is accessible to me on their website. As I was told on the phone, this could be affecting millions of cards, so I am inclined to believe that they are taking it seriously. I am hoping it was a human error so that nobody else is affected.UPDATE 2: They basically told me to go fuck myself. This was somewhat expected. Basically they said that the MIL phone number was on the initial card application that they dug up makes absolutely no sense, and said we would need to go through legal proceedings to see the document. It obviously makes no sense for us to list that, but since we opened the card in person at a branch she said it was probably the banker who just added the number without even asking us which one to use. The rep I spoke with actually said the phrase see you in court. Still evaluating options here but I will probably just switch banks.  <response>: When I was younger I had a joint account with my mother and my mother also had a joint account with my brother at the same bank. Long story short he owed them several thousand, and because her name was linked to both accounts, they took all of the money he owed from my account. I cant speak to what they are doing now, but this is why you should keep these joint accounts at separate institutions 