[blindlaw] WELLS FARGO BANK--ADA REVISITED?

[Olusegun -- Victory Associates LTD, Inc.]

Hi Everyone:

Sometime back, I read here that there was some kind of a settlement with 
Wells Fargo regarding the availability of accessible and or talking ATM's. 
I've not had a chance to play with Wells Fargo's ATM's; however, I do 
present before its tellers regularly.

After swiping your Wells Fargo debit card, you can't ENTER YOUR PIN NUMBER 
without sighted assistance.  Why?  Because it is a TOUCH PAD with NO RAISED 
BUTTONS like those on a regular phone pad.

My question then is:  Does the agreement not apply to equipment used by 
Wells Fargo's tellers?  Yet another question:  Will it take another legal 
action to have Wells Fargo truly comply with ADA provisions as it relates to 
accessibility?

Let's all brainstorm on this and hopefully we can come up with a solution 
worth suggesting to Wells Fargo because I sure hate SHOUTING OUT my PIN 
number when standing in front of the teller!

Sincerely,
Olusegun
Denver, Colorado