I was greeted by the teller and she was very nice. However I set an appointment for 11am to open an…read moreaccount I waited 15 minutes and probably would've still been waiting. If they were busy someone could've at least addressed me and let me know what was going on. I believe in professionalism and punctuality being the highest piece of that. If my appointment won't be honored and no one even took the time to let me know I would be seen, I can't imagine what my banking experience would be. No thanks.

I absolutely love the service at Community Credit Union. From the moment you walk through the…read moredoors, you're greeted with a warm smile and a caring attitude. The staff is consistently professional, friendly, and attentive to your needs, concerns, and overall banking experience. Their eagerness to assist truly sets them apart. I couldn't ask for a better banking institution. You won't be disappointed when you choose to bank with Community Credit Union--where they genuinely care.

Polite , helpful / patient, pleasant people / Good…read more Polite , helpful / patient, pleasant people / Good

We love your service. Nicole, you are so knowledgeable and professional, you always very helpful…read morefor our bank needs

If you are looking for a hometown, friendly bank; STAY AWAY from this branch…read more Not only unfriendly, but downright rude. I went into the branch once, and that was all I needed to see. No smiles, no help and absolutely no good vibrations, just a teller and a side office person who were suspicious; it was very strange. Very toxic environment; certainly will not see me and my money again. Quite the painful visit.

Horrible bank..three Friday nights in a row we have tired to log in to our account and it locks us…read moreout. Once when we were out of town and now again tonight. They aren't open until Monday!!! No way to get our money. Until Monday!!! I wish I didn't have to give them a one

We had a friend do some work at our home and gave him some money in check form so he'd have extra…read moremoney to go on vacation. My GF is retired military and still writes the date as day, month then year. It's standard practice for military personnel and it's never been an issue until this Wells Fargo. They told him they couldn't cash the check for him because of the way the date is written. I called the branch and spoke to the manager. My call was just to ask the manager to inform the tellers that this is standard for military not to get in an argument. The manager had different plans and was very rude. After I explained what occurred she said what a minute, I'm trying to understand this. If it's your GF that was military why would you write the date that way? I said I didn't write the check at that point she started talking over me very rudely. I asked her why she was so hostile? She said she wasn't being hostile but her tellers know how the military writes dates and my GF must have wrote it wrong. I said no it was written correctly and one of your tellers wouldn't cash it. She came back with my tellers know what they're doing so it must have been the check. I could see this manager was unprofessional, not willing to listen to a very simple request I had to just let the tellers know about how the military writes dates. She was rude by talking over a customer and down to a customer and having a horrible attitude. As far as her nastiness to me she said she was trying to understand and asked why I'd written the date like that if I'm not military , I should have said you don't have to be military to use that format. I really wish I wasn't in a hurry because I had more to say after the manager was so rude to me. I've been a customer of this bank since it was First Union 20+ years. My parents closed their account yesterday and my sister closed hers today. They have had issues with their branches before (I can't speak for them as to what issues) and have been considering changing banks. This was the push I guess they needed. What a shame these bankers/ managers don't know how to speak to people and they seem to make their minds up as soon as someone starts speaking to them. I was trying to be informative and was actually not planning on an argument when I called. What a surprise I received!! Thank you for reading.

I've never had any problems, kind of surprised by all the negative reviews and comments. ‍…read moreI have had to show up to the branch when I was told I should have had an appointment, but I've never been denied help and always was able to find assistance to help me. I also bank with Bank of America for years and also Space Coast Credit Union. I had to pull all my accounts out of Space Coast because they were taking 5 dollars out of my savings account for absolutely no reason. ‍ All banks are semi-evil nowadays anyway.

Every time I use this branch I have had nothing but positive experiences. All the employees are…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and helpful. I always leave with a smile on my face.

First to say, I have banked with Regions Bank since 2001. My local bank was bought out and became…read morea Regions. In the last several years their customer service has become non-existent. Since Covid that now is their excuse, employees working from home, limited hours, etc etc. My debit card expired because they did Not send one out. I had to drive 30 minutes to a branch, had to have an appointment. No other customer in the bank, when I arrived. Three (3) employees, teller, customer service and one other in office. Call the 800 number for service, wait 10 minutes or more because of "heavier" than normal call volumes. Makes me laugh. the real problem, NOT enough employees to replace no local service. I am now searching for a local bank or cc.

UPDATE: I spent 58 minutes on the phone with Regions today…read more I was transferred to 3 different people. I had to explain my situation 3 separate times, and I had to provide my life story 3 times for them to verify my identity. At the end of an hour, the last rep I spoke to informed me there was nothing they could do and I must go sit at the branch for 2 hours waiting for them to do nothing there either. So, two phone calls, two visits to the branch...nothing has been corrected. Years ago this bank used to be good. My grandmother banked here, so I started banking here. They're nothing but thieves, they will take all your money out of your bank account. Calling them? Forget about it, you'll be on the phone for an hour before talking to someone. Going in? You'll sit there for an hour waiting for someone to help you. They're lack of employees speaks volumes about how poor their ethics are.

I have been with TD many years and would never change. I have never had one single issue with them…read more I had fraud on my account and they handled it promptly and set up a new account right away.

I am from New Jersey but needed to get a difficult transaction done at this branch in Florida. The…read moretwo women I worked with today were extremely helpful, very pleasant, and took care of my issue right away. Can't be happier!

I just can't say how pleased I am with PNC on Barnes. Even when I had issues overseas, they were…read morethere to help and fixed everything I needed to put my mind at ease. They are quick to question any transaction that doesn't look right and follow up with a phone call. They are one of the few banks that really have excellent customer service.

I am a moderately successful professional. When I attempted to use my debit card to pay $7g for a…read moreroofer, I was shocked to be declined, as my checking and (linked) savings accounts are both with PNC and it is easy to see there are more than enough funds in either account to cover this. However, when I went into the bank and they refused to OK the debit transaction, then refused to give me the cash so I could bring the payment to the merchant, I was horrified. My account was in no danger of being overdrawn, but I had no way to pay the worker - PNC was holding my money hostage. They finally offered to do a cashiers check, which I did not wish to do, but had no other option. The bank manager - David Privitera - called the merchant to set up this payment method. I was then thoroughly mortified - and embarrassed - when he went into some explanation to the merchant that my debit card spending limit was not high enough for this simple purchase. From my end of the conversation, it sounded as though I didn't have the money. It was degrading and embarrassing.