I love Regions bank because you can find a location just about anywhere! They do a great job of…read moreserving the community. The only negative I have about them is they bug the shit out of me with stupid text messages all the time...come on guys...leave me the hell alone...lol

From the owner: Looking for a bank in Johnson City, TN? The University Johnson City branch is located at the…read moreintersection of Mountain Home Drive and West State of Franklin Road, west of Mountain States Health Alliance Athletic Center in Washington County. Regions Bank has knowledgeable professionals to help you take your next step while providing exceptional customer service and financial guidance. Regions has 237 branches and 338 ATMs across TN that can offer you a full range of personal deposits, loans and credit lines, business services, insurance, investment products and more. You can also take advantage of Regions services without an account, such as check cashing and/or Western Union money transfer.

I've been on hold for 47 minutes, listening to the redundant messages, over and over again. My call…read moreaimed to find out why my replacement card had been returned to New York 3 times instead of being delivered to my home. I've also been told the fraudulent charges can not be resolved until they are no longer pending. I've been waiting 10 days! All fraudulent charges are on Amazon. I am dead in the water without a debit card. I'm changing banks

This place is great fr. They didn't offer me a lollipop, but it's fine. The service is amazing as…read morelong as you aren't wearing a ski mask. I will definitely go here again!

I'm amazed I'm the first person to write a review for this wonderful branch and employees. By far…read morethe customer service that this branch has given friend, my son, my husband and I has been A+. I'm not one to give 5 stars and this bank and its staff has be nothing but helping and wonderful. I want to thank this branch for the top notch customer service.

Their phone system is not working...AGAIN. Auto Teller says "this is not your account number" or…read more"This is not the last four of your social", meaning no access to your own account. When I call in for help to a real person, they say "THIS IS HAPPENING TO MANY ACCOUNTS TODAY". But they offer no help in resolving the problem. This happened today, Wed June 7 --NO FIX = I cannot get into my account except in-person during open bank hours; and this happened about three weeks ago and took THREE WEEKS to fix, and only was only resolved not because they reached out to me, but because I reached out to them for the umpteenth time. If I could quit them, I would, but still have a loan with them. YOUR MONEY IS NOT SAFE WITH THEM.

This is in addition to my previous review…read more I hardly ever get to come in here during business hours as my own work hours are funny. But my last in person visit I finally got to meet the super sweet staff that has been handling my deposits. Seriously. They are the sweetest staff ever!! If it wasn't for the fact that it's hard for me to make deposits when I'm out of the state, I'd make this bank my PRIMARY and forget about every other bank account. I love them.

I bank here and at a credit union. Citizens is great, and several of my friends recommended them to…read moreme. I have a deal where, as long as I use my card as DEBIT 10x/month, they will refund my ATM fees (CB ATMs are always free to me). They even refund them when I use some outrageous fee machine in an airport or casino. I've found them to be responsive, helpful, and thorough with my requests, so I continue to bank with Citizens. I'll never understand why we have so dang many banks, but among the multitude of choices, Citizens Bank is one I'm glad that I made. My only complaint is that they don't release my directly deposited funds as quickly as my credit union does. Sometimes it's a few days later. That bugs me.

From the owner: Citizens Bank was established in November 1934, just when the nation was beginning to recover from…read morethe tribulations of the Great Depression. In 1962, Joe LaPorte, Jr. became the fourth president. Under LaPorte's direction, Citizens Bank became nationally recognized for its exceptional performance. Continuing the family legacy, Joe LaPorte, III followed in his father's footsteps by joining the bank in 1979 and was named the bank's fifth president in 1985, and in 1987 was named CEO and president. Citizens Bank has established a reputation as one of the state's most well-capitalized and stable financial institutions. "Citizens Bank is committed to local, community banking," says Chairman and CEO Joe LaPorte, III. "Our growth will keep us independent, and our most important asset will always be our customers."

Great people and local ownership. Truly focused on helping the community. They do a great jobread more

From the owner: In an era of bank mergers and acquisitions, locally owned community banks have become a distinction…read moreamong their larger holding-company peers. Providing personalized financial services for more than 85 years, Citizens Bank intends to hold on to that distinction by continuing to grow and meet the changing financial needs of the communities it serves. Citizens Bank was inaugurated as Carter County's premier community bank in November 1934, just when the nation was beginning to recover from the tribulations of the Great Depression. Carter County had been without a bank for close to three years, and the new Citizens Bank with its $75,000 solid financial base was good news to the community. In 1962, when the bank's total assets were $5 million, Joe LaPorte, Jr. became the fourth president. Under LaPorte's direction, Citizens Bank became nationally recognized for its exceptional performance. Joe LaPorte, Jr. made a lasting impression in the Tri-Cities area and beyond and in 2006 was