‘Thought my heart would fail,’ says bank customer who found his account had been emptied – there was nothing he could do ...Middle East

A COLLECTER has lost millions of dollars worth of items in his safe deposit box at Wells Fargo – and the bank did nothing to help their elderly customer. Philip Poniz, 67, thought his rare watch collection was safe when he placed it in a bank deposit box in 1983. But when he went to check on his possessions in 2014, everything was gone. A collector lost millions of dollars worth of items in his safe deposit box at Wells FargoReuters The man deposited his rare watch collection into a box in 1983Getty - Contributor “I thought my heart would fail,” Poniz told The Columbus Dispatch. Since signing the lease at First National State Bank, which is now owned by Wells Fargo, he rented

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