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October 12, 2007
Shells It Is!

A big round of applause and thanks to all of you who suggested names and cast ballots for our new island currency! After much consideration, we have decided to go with "shells," since it received the most votes.

It's the new shell symbol!

So while you're getting ready for our new upcoming features, be on the lookout for our new shell symbol dropping into an account near you!

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Posted by Gina F. | Found in Wells Fargo Bank, What's New


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Awesome!

Posted by: sara242  | October 13, 2007 05:58 AM

cool :) gives new meaning to the old sayings like,, Shell game and Shell it out and pretty Shells.

Posted by: RandyLH  | October 12, 2007 12:41 PM


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