A Wells Fargo customer says she's shocked after the banking giant gave her fake cash during a seemingly routine withdrawal.

Kam Ridley recently went to a Wells Fargo branch in Mississippi to withdraw cash and pay bills, reports the ABC-affiliated news station WAPT.

Ridley then went to her other bank, Trustmark, to deposit the cash - but the ATM refused to accept her $100 bill.

Bewildered, Ridley went inside the bank and spoke to a teller who told her the money from Wells Fargo is obviously fake.

I was like, 'Girl, no. No.' I said, 'Run the little marker thing over it.' And she said, 'I don't have to. I'm looking at it. It's counterfeit.'

In response to the incident, Wells Fargo released a statement on its efforts to scan paper money and fight fraud.

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