Here Wii go again...

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In my first post, I mentioned the trials and tribulations my son has had to experience by not being a part of the "WiiClick here to learn about third-party website links crowd.

As the holidays approach, my son reminds me almost daily of how great it would be to get a Wii for Christmas. My husband and I decided that if we could find one, given that these tend to become almost like Where's Waldo Click here to learn about third-party website links around the holidays, we would get it.

Yesterday, my husband called me to announce that he is the "best dad ever" since he found and purchased a Wii. Whew — checking that off the shopping list right now!

So we were surprised when Wells Fargo contacted us last night. Why were they calling? To ask if we had made a recent purchase using our Wells Fargo card, since it was a purchase we didn't normally make. Wow, that's looking out for us! We verified that the purchase was one we made and thanked the representative for checking in.

Although I know Wells Fargo has many services to protect my accounts, it's still reassuring to know that they're working hard to make sure my money is safe.

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