This is the worst bank I have ever seen. I took my mother to this bank so so could her banking. Did not get her name but I watched her get belittle her by this stupid bank teller. I had this bank. I seen the unprofessioalism in it. read more

Typically unable to accomplish the easiest task, a simple notary stamp for a power of attorney doc. I remember when banks were there to help instead of obstruct the process. This is what's wrong with the country now. Obstruction instead of accommodation. read more

My parents have an account with this bank. Last year my Stepfather passed away and my mother has dementia. Even though I have Durable Power Of Attorney for both of them Foothills Bank will not accept them and therefore I cannot get access to their accounts even though I am beneficiary on the account. My mother is in memory care and I need whatever money is in there to help pay for it, after all it is her money. I have no idea how much is in there but I feel she has a right to her money. They are the only institution I have dealt with the SSA, the VA and all other entities and no one has had a problem with my paperwork except Foothills Bank. Avoid at all costs. read more

All I can say is, I love this bank! I love the tellers & I always enjoy talking with the ladies at Hualapai Mountain location! Top notch all the way around! Thank you! read more

Small town bank feeling and they care for their customers like family. I literally love this bank and highly recommend them for all your banking needs read more

We just joined a few weeks ago after moving away from Bank of America. What a difference! No wait times to see a teller--I was used to waiting 30 minutes! Beautiful,clean building and friendly, competent (unlike BofA) staff. Our old bank had an ATM that accepted cash & check deposits with no envelopes or slip. This bank doesn't have that. Also, there is a minimum balance to avoid a maintenance fee on our checking account. It doesn't really bother me, but our old bank didn't have that. Lastly, the banker, Wanda, helped us feel like friends from day 1. She's awesome! read more

Husband and I are pretty livid right now since Mohave Bank stole our money. When you bank with a financial institution you entrust them to keep your money safe, not steal it. We barely had any funds in our account as it was and now it is almost empty. We thought our money was safe. What kind of bank actually charges you to keep money with them anyway? I guess they charge you $10 each month when you don't have direct deposit, but when our direct deposit stopped, they never notified us. Not once. Not an email. Not a phone call. They just kept deleting $10 a month out of our account. They changed names. We couldn't log into our account online anymore. I didn't think anything of it because I assumed our money was safe in their hands. They don't send paper statements, only by email and when I received them each month, I wasn't able to open them for some reason. Again, didn't fret, thought our money was safe. Was kicked out of online banking. When, I finally decided to check on our account, my login wouldn't work. I tried for over a month to login and create a new password, but it just sat going round and round processing and nothing could confirm or deny. I finally, when I had spare time and after receiving a dormancy letter, made a complete new login and logged into the bank. Only to find our small amount of money we had (as we are all trying to make ends meet) was practically gone. $127.50 was taken out of account over the months. We only had 30 something dollars left. The $7.50 came from a dormancy fee they charged us the final month. They sent us a letter saying they would charge us $7.50 a month (apparently additional, on top of the $10 a month they had already secretly been charging us), but the letter had no date on it as to when that fee would start - could have been 6 months from now for all we know. That is what prompted us to try to login to our bank account recently to no avail. How can they send a letter about dormancy charges but not about the $10 charges? We called and asked them to please politely reverse these charges as we weren't notified at all and this came as a surprise. After a week or so, they finally had a decision to give us back $37.50 of it. They asked if that was fair. I said better than nothing, but it's not fair. All of it is fair. I mean, what were they going to do, let us go into the negative as they kept continuing to take $10 a month out of our account and then say we owed them money? They are bank fees. They can easily and without loss be returned to the customer. This is just bad service and theft. After returning the $37.50, they still stole $90 from us and refuse to return it. $90 is a lot of money to a family, especially when you're chronically ill like I am. It harms them none to return those fees. It hurts a family greatly. Thank you for caring about your customers - that's sarcasm. Don't bank here. They don't care about you. read more