That is very unfair that the latest reviews are 4,5 years old. Since then, at least 2 crews fully…read morerotated. Previous "all-girls" crew was very nice and helpful. They even drove to my home to assist me with opening my business account. Now there is "all-boys" crew, also very helpful.

I loved Sovereign. And then it became Santander. I worked nearby so I frequented the brick and…read moremortar services often. The tellers were awesome. Wish I remembered their names. A young African woman and an Indian man. Once, I forgot my money and they still had it for me upfront! Anyways. I kept having issues with the app. I would pay online but it wouldn't appear on the app so I was being charged. I decided to call their tech services and an old lady answered. She told me because I got the app through Google play, they weren't responsible for the app. ... What other places can someone download an app? She was totally clueless and when I started laughing she felt embarrassed. I finally had enough and came into this branch and closed my entire account with the manager. Or so I thought. I wish I remembered his name. He felt salty that I was leaving the bank and kept asking why. And when I told him, he scoffed and said that wasn't reason to leave. My reason for writing this.... TWO YEARS LATERRRRR. I find out he closed my checking and savings account but kept not my credit line? He card was deactivated but my understanding was the line was kept open. I got suspicious when I kept receiving Santander emails.... Anyways. I just closed it officially, over the phone, today with an Emily and a Kristen (in the retention center). Shitty management through-and-through.

It took 30 minutes to talk to a teller. They have 2 windows open in a very busy location.read more

Very slow service. I just waited over half an hour in line to get change for a $100. There was only…read moreone person a head of me! When customers have long transactions they should make an appointment.On my way out I suggested to two employees at the front desk that they should have a window for quick simple transactions. Then I thought why were their two employees at the front desk just saying hello and goodbye to people!

I recently became of customer of the Brookline Village location, and the service provided by the…read moreemployees are top notch. They are friendly, address you by name and they are human! They know how to treat a customer. Highly recommend them.

I've been to this bank a handful of times and it's usually something really quick like making…read morechange or changing from bill to quarters. the tellers are super fast and generally are very friendly. today, i happen to need Notary Public and they offer this service - to everyone! Not only that, it was also free! I was very surprised. The lady that did it, asked for IDs and pulled out a book of clients she's done it for. She quickly wrote my stuff down and made some small talk at the same time. She was friendly and personable. i love the decor of this bank. there needs more bank like these - not the new ones where it's just a black. The inside has a huge dome and is just beautiful when you look up at the stained glass. the furniture is that of what i remembered 30 some odd years ago - all leather and felt so nice and comfortable to sit on. One thing they don't have here is a Safe Deposit.

I got over the fact that the place was a grave yard long ago (seriously, only 1 teller working on a…read moreFriday afternoon when it's payday for most folk?!), since I have no choice but to go there to deposit checks for a business I work for. But today was the last straw. During my lunch break, I drive up to Coolidge Corner and park my car in Sovereign's parking lot and walk around front to make 3 deposits totaling close to $200,000. I leave, and walk around the block, make a quick pit-stop at Mike's to get a sandwich (hell, it IS my lunch break, after all), and walk back to my car. That entire trip took maybe 15 minutes. Maybe. I turn the corner and see Robert's Towing hoisting my car onto their truck, and the tow guy's ass crack hanging out my passenger side door as he's hunched in my car doing who knows what (yes, he broke in.) I walk up to him, politely telling him that I was just at the bank, and I show him my 3 deposit slips. He looks at my sandwich bag and tells me that's not allowed - the lot is for bank customers only, and it'll cost me $50 to get my car back now. I'll save you the rest of the infuriating story and get straight to the point: Any bank who hires a tow company to monitor their lot should at least keep an eye on their customer's cars and know who is coming into and out of the bank. I make multiple deposits at this location, both inside and through the drive through, and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to be familiar with frequent customers and their cars. I will be strongly advocating that our business accounts be closed at Sovereign and opened up at a local bank. And I guess I'll stop doing work while I'm on my lunch break. FML.

This bank is a pretty miserable place. On the plus side, it is in a building that looks like a…read morebank, which tends to give me hope. On the minus side, there's rarely more than one teller working, and, while the line gets longer, bank employees in the cubicles across the floor pretend not to notice. They've recently installed enormous TV screens which will no doubt assault our senses with ads for Santander products. In my past two times there, the TV screens had a dedicated tech working on them, while the rest of us peons with actual banking needs languished in line for the one teller. My experience with the cubicle employees has been frustrating. I needed to get new checks with a new address, and one woman told me to come back some other time as they were going to close in an hour. (!?) Next attempt got me another woman whose interest in making sure that my check order was correct was nil. Kept having to read her typing on the computer screen & let her know about errors. And this was simply for checks! The checks arrived and weren't totally correct, but I couldn't deal with the hassle of talking to another unmotivated cubicle-dweller. I also tried to rent a safety deposit box once and was told by a very tired woman that I should call before coming in. Why? Do safety deposit boxes constitute a major time commitment? Not in my past experience, but at this branch everything seems to be an agonizing request. Another time I needed something notarized, but none of the five cubicle dwellers had their seal with them. Pitiful. So I went down the block to Bank of America & a fellow notarized it in 2 minutes. All of which is too bad, because if just one employee there took an interest, I would make use of other Santander bank services.

The teller seemed nice enough, but when they could not get a printer to work she told me to " go to…read moreanother branch." If your concerned about Covid do go there no one was wearing a mask

I have to say that my experiences here have been great. Mike the branch manager is extremely…read morefriendly and helpful, and is always willing to help. Although I've never seen all fice teller windows open at once, I haven't seen a time when there wasn't enough staff that it required a long wait. I had a couple of concerns and issues with my account, and I felt a lot better after they took care of everything. Very trustworthy, informative, and polite, plus this branch is close enough to Boston that you can reasonably make it from the city any time other than rush hour, but you can also find parking nearby. It is easy to see why Rockland ranked top in customer satisfaction, and this branch is definitely one of the reasons.

I had a Chase account since High School in New York but have been living in Boston for the last 11…read moreyears. I kept my account but it had been difficult with no Chase Bank in Boston - the only Chase hardware was a stand-alone ATM in Logan airport followed by a few ATMs off the Mass Pike starting a few years back. Stopped into this recently opened Chase Bank in Coolidge Corner and made MY FIRST EVER CHASE DEPOSIT IN BOSTON. Seamless interaction and extremely friendly staff. Clean and spacious location as well! If you can't tell, I am super excited that Chase officially has a presence in the Boston area!

This is by far the worst Chase i've been to, which is why im adding it to yelp maps as a…read morediscretionary tale. everyone seems to always be in a horrible mood, especially the manager who is an insufferable larger woman. even when i've been the only person here its taken so long to get simple things done. when there ARE people, you will be rushed and there will be 0 niceties or any semblance of customer service coming your way. Genuinely, Chase would be better off retraining all of these employees because they've made it clear to me the past two years they DO NOT want to be kind and do not want to work there.

NOTE REVIEW IS STRICTLY ON CITIZENS ACCESS!!!…read more After years and years of sitting all my money in checking accounts and low interest savings accounts, I finally invested $$ into a CD (I had to finally sit my ass down and study about financial investments). I went with Citizens Access because they had one of the highest rates that I have seen at 2.5% for 12 months (I would never do a CD longer than 2 years but that's just me). There were a couple other banks that were slightly hire (2.55% for example), but I found the format of their website very user friendly and simple for my feeble mind. Why 3 stars? Well apparently a feeble person like me may have made the website. After investing I read the FAQ more thoroughly to see if I would get a physical CD. I saw that they don't do it (most online banks don't), but that they have something you can print out online in your account. I did that and nothing came up so I called up CA. Guy one the phone was nice and helpful enough to walk me through the website. The directions on the website are incorrect. It gives you directions for non CD accounts lol. Another complaint is they do not respond in a timely manner when you message them through their server (it has been over a week since I messaged them and still have no response). For an online bank communication is a huge must. If the rates weren't that good, I would have probably have gone to Discover where I've had 0 problems. In a little less than a year though, I should have a decent return to go on a vacation so I'm thinking about that :) Wish I learned how to invest earlier instead of letting my money just sit there.

My branch in Broadheadsville Pennsylvania has a bank manager that has hung up on me 3 times , have…read morefroze my debitcard again and again it's hard toget itback becauseif you're handicapped like Iam theydon't doanythingover thephone

Good rates but horrible service. The online banking never ever ever works and they have terrible…read morehours, so if you want to see your balance after hours, you're SOL. I have complained about the online service several times and keep getting told that someone will get back to me, and they never do. I've moved on to another credit union with infinitely better service. When taking out a car loan, I first started at BMCU, but they refused to print anything out or accept an email when it was just for their own records and not the actual loan document. They also refuse to do anything over the phone or electronically. You have to be there in person for everything. And like I said they have terrible hours so it's hard if you have a job to always be coming in. My new credit union is far more flexible. I was able to complete everything over the phone and email and only had to come in to pick up the check. Update: it's also impossible to close this account because they want me to physically come in. I tried making a credit card payment to use up my remaining funds in my account, and that payment posted, but was then reclaimed by Brookline Credit Union. Capital One luckily notified me, but this shitty credit union did not email or call. They don't email about anything. Nothing at this place is functional. It's as if they operate with a 1960s mentality.

Friendly, courteous, helpful, informed service. What more could I ask for? Reasonable interest…read morerates, you say? Well, it's a credit union so you know the rates are better than at any of the big banks.

I am also going to write a very favorable review for Citizens, and especially this branch as it is…read moremy 'go to" branch near my office. You can't use fee charges as a measurement of stars, ALL banks charge fees, it is how they make their money. BUT--the 5 star rating goes for friendliness, customer service and knowledge of banking products. Everytime I walk in the door, I am greeting with a hello and some candy. I mean really, who does not like candy? The tellers, and other reps are always smiling, and the manager, Robert, is super nice and always wants to go the extra mile. My coworkers also bank here, and love it. I am glad Citizens has me covered (for my bank accounts and my mortgage), it is one less thing to worry about.

Horrible, horrible bank. Dishonest and unfriendly to their customers. Actually had a teller inform…read moreme that they purposely process debit transactions before deposits - any sort of deposits - so that they account may get overdrawn and cause overdraft fees. Leaving them after 10 years because it has gotten so bad. Had plenty of money in my checking account and even my own account online shows I was fine but they still charged be $200 in overdraft fees. Spent 40 minutes on the phone with customer service and they just gave me the run around. They deserve to go down in a ball of flames along with the rest of lying, cheating banks out there.