One of the most dysfunctional organizations I have ever had to deal with. I call because I have an…read moreissue with my account and I can't hear the CSR because if the laughing and giggling there, sound like they are in a bar during happy hour. The only reason I deal with them is because it's the closest bank to me but now time to change. My advise is to don't get involved with this bank!

Having a problem with this bank on automatic renewal of a CD for my 88 year old mother in assisted…read moreliving. I am giving them a week to try and work it out. Stay tuned.

I cant say enough about Webster Bank in Terryville. Kind, polite a d professional. Im a faithful…read morecustomer due to the kindness of Lisa P. She makes me feel cared for and takes tbe time every time. MaryEllen B

The staff at the Webster branch in Terryville, CT are very service-oriented…read more They understand complicated banking issues and easily process the paperwork. They explained every step of my transaction in plain understandable language. That's very important to a senior like me. They called me the following day to make sure I was happy with the transaction, telling me everything was completed and asking if I had any further questions. I will drive from Bristol, CT to this branch of Webster because they offer friendly comprehensive service.

Was a big help setting up my first real bank account. Very friendly staff that answered all my…read morequestions on several days. Kept track of my progress and helped me get on top of everything I needed to with my new job.

So much better customer service more Perks more…read moreCommunity involvement Maybe take care Of Your planters and let the town know you are proud to be here

Webster bank is everything I expect in a bank. They are courteous, professional, friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. They greet you when entering and provide an excellent experience, each and every time. They will ALWAYS be my primary bank and I cannot recommend them more highly.

I've been coming here for a few years and it is always delightful to the extent visiting a bank can…read morebe delightful. The people who work here are charming. They are also efficient and knowledgeable. There are some banks I won't do business with because I'm just so tired of the attitude of the people who work there. This bank branch is one that I go out of my way to visit.

If you are Divorced, going through a divorce, and/or a victim of Domestic Violence, beware of…read moreBanking with this Bank. I have been divorced for over a year and a victim of Domestic violence from that marriage. In our Divorce Agreement signed by the Supreme Court, we were to maintain a joint account for the purpose of paying the mortgage and utilities until he signs the house over to me. A few months ago he lost his job and income and apparently had accrued overdraft fees in his own personal account. The bank took MY money out of the joint account earmarked to pay bills with, and paid off my ex husband's overdrafts. Now I can't pay my electricity bill which that money was to go towards, and I may have my electricity shut off. I am partially disabled and have some serious chronic health conditions including breathing issues when sleeping which require a Cpap and could stop breathing if I don't have electricity to run my machine. I contacted the bank explaining that I am not financially or legally responsible for any of my ex husband's debts and explained the divorce agreement signed by Supreme Court regarding why we still have 1 joint account together. They have decided they were well within their Rights to take my money to pay off HIS debts just because his name was on the account. I trusted this bank with my money and they're using it to pay off my abuser's debts to the bank. From my perspective this is theft, from the bank victimizing someone who's already in a bad situation and giving my hard earned money to someone who's already abused me. And they asked me if I could ask my ex to pay me back? Do abusers usually pay back their victims? No. There was no compassion, no consideration for a victim, they only care about their policies and getting their owed money no matter who they have to take it from. I will be reporting this to all legal services I already work with, as well as to our State Representative, and notifying our local Domestic Abuse services that I've sought help with telling them to warn other Domestic Violence victims to be careful of banking with an institution that has no problem taking their money and paying of their abusers accounts if needed. I'll be alerting PR and Media as I feel this grave injustice needs to be publicized so that our community can be aware of the immoral and unjust treatment of bank customers who have already been victimized and now victimized again by bank polices that allows the bank to seize your money to pay off an abuser's debts to the bank.

I have a pretty good amount in my checking and savings account, so I wanted to put it towards my…read moreretirement and invest it , seeing its not makeing me a dime where it is,I call the girl who I originally opened my other two accounts there,and after waiting like ten minuites ,she answers and I tell her who I am and I want to open an IRA ,she says let me get you someone who can help you with that( and just totally blows me rite off, like its not her job.),I get switched back to front desk who did not have clue,I think this is very rude and ignorant knowing that I oopened two previos accounts there,As a buisness man I,m pissed and takeing my funds out of this ignorant bank and going somewhere that treats me like a costomer.I wanted to stay with a local bank ,but I guess sometimes its just not worth it.

My husband recently opened a bank account here because he was no longer happy with the services of…read morehis current bank. The tellers here are friendly and professional at all times. Tannith is the assistant manager I believe and the woman in charge of opening accounts. She's wonderful and treated us like family. She's a huge reason as to why I switched banks after my husband did. It's totally free banking which is awesome because I don't think I should pay an account to keep my money safe when fraudulent charges has happened a few times in the past. Hats off to you Ion Bank.

Advise don't put your HSA account(s) with this bank use BOA if you're a small business owner. Last…read moreyear on April 14 I wired $5000 into my wife's HSA account at ION. The wire transfer clearly stated it was a 2014 prior year deposit. Little did I know, until yesterday, ION doesn't "read wire transfers" and only deposits them for current year. As a result I can now only add $1750 to her account due to IRS limits. And ION refused to correct the issue and send the IRS an amended docs. Fortunately, I kept proof of the wire memo in BOAs system to show IRS if needed down the road. When I called BOAs HSA dept they were stunned. BOA customer service rep, who has worked for BOA, for 7 years, they said they make HSA corrections all the time and file amended forms to IRS and customer within 3 days. I informed my NML health insurance provider since he recommended the no service bank.

Do yourself a favor Thomaston Savings Bank is not a partner in my success. Every month I have been…read morepaying more to my creditors to get out of debt. So I have been riding the line. You can not guess when they process a transaction. Once it takes two months then next a week then 3 business days. Whatever time needed to screw their customers and get that extra 30 dollar penalty.

Despite what *could* be the most convenient bank I ever had, over the last six years I've shared a…read moreneighborhood with this bank, we've had a bit of a rocky start. The first two times I visited the bank, I needed something notarized. I was told to take a seat and I would be helped. Despite no additional customers entering the bank between the time I entered and the entire time I waited, I was left sitting for over 20 minutes. Feeling abandoned and forgotten both times, I went to the UPS store across the street. I now don't bother considering Thomaston Savings Bank for my notary needs. Most recently, I came in, wearing my work uniform, with one dollar and asked for 2 rolls of pennies. Nothing crazy, just 2 rolls. Why did I ask for these rolls? Because the manager at my workplace was on vacation and left us without pennies by mistake. Since Thomaston Savings Bank is very close to my workplace, and because it's even closer to home, I figured I'd stop by on my way to work. I didn't even get to explain the importance of my work emergency (and how my work's bank is the next town over and how I have no vehicle or way to get there), because I was sternly informed that was a service for their customers only. It was disheartening, considering how they *seem* like a community bank, and how a request for 2 rolls of pennies in an extenuating circumstance is an extremely low risk transaction, with an opportunity to gain both a new customer, and let the person know that Thomaston Savings Bank is a helpful member of the community. These three experiences caused me to no longer consider starting a relationship with this bank, despite how temptingly close it is to my home, despite how fancy the atm machine is, nor how bright and welcoming the facility seems. It's kinda a shame, but I don't like feeling ignored and turned away by my community bank. In the end, another bank in the area happily exchanged my dollar for 2 rolls of pennies. So it's not like a bank *couldn't* do it for a non-customer, it's just Thomaston Savings Bank *won't* do it for a non-customer.