I was appalled after being a loyal customer for over 10 years and referring many of my family members and friends also over the years! I was literally totally turned off by the employees snobby behavior right when I walked in the door and asked if I could open a new checking account! I pulled my mask down so that she could hear me and when there was literally not ONE PERSON in the whole bank, besides two tellers who both had in face shields behind a huge Plexi glass shields and one customer in an office doing business. She literally told me to keep my mask up!? I'd already been working with children for 5 hours behind a mask where I can hardly breathe but we can't be 6 feet apart. Here, there was WAY MORE THAN 6 feet distance with nobody around me. I was going to open another checking account but I will definitely be taking my new business somewhere else to do my banking because of these rude staff tellers who are very lucky to still be working in these hard times, where people are being told they can't work, can't hug, can't be near anyone, so this was my last start with an entitlement attitude such as this. NOT that it was any of their business and they are not allowed to ask but I have a disability with PTSD and panic attacks and they have no right to tell me to wear a mask, especially with all the precautions they have taken and when there is nobody else in the whole bank near me! I had it on to wear when I met with someone in their office but in a open area where they are behind thick plexiglass, this is literally too far!! You can mandate your employees to wear masks but by law you may not make your customers wear masks, since there is no longer even a county mandate! read more

I would give them zero stars if I could based on there handling of a banking problem they fully caused. I made an online purchase via Pay Pal as I had many times in the past to protect myself using my debit card as the method of payment. (Please note: I have been a customer of PNC exclusively for 10 years) PNC flagged this as a possible fraudulent transaction and shut all transactions on my account down with my debit card. This caused 2 regular bills that were debited each month one for almost 4 years to bounce. Had someone in there fraud department looked they would have seen this. I do not have a voice and am disabled so I went to the bank and confirmed the transactions were valid and supposedly everything was taken care of. Nope cell phone bill got bounced again. I again went to the bank to clear this up and met with the same banker and told it was good to go. Well that did not happen and they did not turn my debit card back on shutting down our family's cell phone service. (Note: our only method of phoning someone or perhaps calling 911 if there was an emergency.) Now the cell provider due to my card being declined twice will no longer accept my method of payment. So now I go pay cash for the bill with an additional $19.00 in late and other fees and a reactivation charge of $20.00 per line equaling $40.00. This amounts to an almost 56% increase of my cell phone bill and now I need to go to a new bank and open an account to set up a new debit card that my cell provider will take. So I go to Regions Bank and open an account. (More on this later) When I spoke to the PNC employee about the additional charges her response was they (the cell provider) need to work with you on the extra fees you have been with them for 4 years! Ding Ding Ding!!!! They did not cause the problem, PNC did and I have been YOUR customer for 10 years but when presented with that the PNC employee had no response. So figuring I'm out the money is gone but what comes a few days later but a survey of how PNC did during my visits with a banker at there branch. Obviously my response was not positive and I get a call from the Branch Manager wanting to discuss this so I head to the bank. She is not available as she is in Tampa for meetings that day but I met with Edward Gantz there relationship banker who explains to me he is on call to handle things when she is away. Great he looks at the account finds that over a week later the debit card STILL HAS NOT BEEN REACTIVATED but documents the issue and sends it off to corporate. This causes myself to get an email from corporate wanting to discuss this issue from a Jermaine D. a Case Manager in Retail Support. I email Jermaine back and explain I am disabled and due to cancer I do not have a voice so an appointment is set to go Meet Edward at the local branch and discuss through him the issue for reimbursement since this is a PNC caused issue. So here's how it ended I met with Edward we called Jermaine. Again I was asked for receipts. I explained to them I only had the one receipt that showed a $95.00 payment for a $76.00 bill they bounced and let them know I was not able to locate the $40.00 receipt for the reactivation of the cell service. Ed did offer to let me use his computer to set up an on line account with my provider and see if we could get a copy of the $40.00 payment. No thanks I have 30 years in IT services and I'm not setting up any account on any computer but mine and one that I know what security is in place on that computer. But it is understood lets just work with the bill you have with the $19.00 in extra charges paid due to your PNC mistake. What was the answer after 5 visits to the branch 30 minutes of driving there and home every time as well as the time I spent at the branch and emails back and forth. Sorry this receipt is not detailed enough for us I cant do anything with it. I'm guessing there just is not enough intelligence or common sense to look at a $95.00 bill and my account history that shows this bill has it has been paid in the amount of $76.00 every month for 4 years! I was guessing they might have a calculator that could do that math but even with out a calculator its under 20 so they could have used there fingers and toes to do the math. At that point I just had to walk out of the bank and leave it was beyond me why they had me do all this. Now after being a loyal customer for 10 years and using PNC exclusively I needed to sign up with a bank for a different debit card for reoccurring bills and found Regions Bank. I also found they had several extra benefits like the ability to access my retirement check 2 days early if need be and special programs that provide an extra 1% annually on my savings over and above the standard rate most banks offer. Obliviously my money wont be at this bank much longer. The moral of the story is, its your money make sure you know where it is and the competency of the organization you entrust to manage it. read more

Very rude Bank Teller that acts very snobbish! She has NO customer service skills and very rude and confrontational. Will be changing banks and pulling all my accounts. read more

I would give them zero stars if I could. Me and my wife are elderly people and went to PNC to deposit over $60,000 in their premier money market. We were told that the variable interest rate was currently at 3.75% and it was tied to the Fed Prime rate and would surely go up as interest rates were rising. We asked for paper work describing our Money Market account, the interest rate and terms. We left with nothing and was assured all that would be emailed to us shortly. No email was ever received. After many months and to our surprise we realized that the interest rate on their Money Market was a measly 0.004. Said another way, in the month of October, we earned $2.16 of interest on almost $63,000. This bank is either totally incompetent or plain out crooks. Either way we are out almost $3,000 of interest year-to-date and for seniors on a fixed income that hurts bad. They're not looking out for their customers benefit at all. Bunch of thieving LIARS !!!!!! read more