Regions Bank is NOT a bank you want to do business with. I have never bounced a check, have never…read morebeen late on a credit card payment, have never "kited" funds and consistently have had money in my regions savings account and what do I get? A notice saying that Regions is closing my account. Just to pour salt on the wound, after trying to find out WHY they are closing my account, the answer I get is "We don't have to give you a reason. We have the right to close your account and we do not have to have a reason or provide you a reason." And yes, it's probably in the fine print of their contract that they can do it. As a wise person once said, "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should." I guess Regions is too big to learn that lesson. Worse yet, Regions' centralized customer support told me it's a local branch decision and the local branch bank told me they have no idea why Regions closed my account. I actually thought they had me mistaken for someone else - but after days of chasing this, that doesn't seem to be the case. Now this may seem like, "So, big deal. Just open an account elsewhere." But it is a big deal. I now have to move my automatically deposited checks to another account. For all of my credit cards, which I pay via my checking account, those also have to be moved. Also, by Regions closing my account, it may affect my credit score (which currently is well over 800). Honestly, I have no idea WHY Regions closed my account, but I can tell you this - I would never recommend them for any type of banking. Another big company whose marketing ads don't match their actions and whose arrogance will eventually cost them. So bank where you will but I highly recommend it NOT EVER be REGIONS BANK!

From the owner: Looking for a bank in Springfield, TN? The Springfield Tn branch is located near the intersection…read moreof Tom Austin Highway and Highway 11, in front of Tractor Supply Company in Robertson 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.

Update on being scammed with the assistance of my US Bank branch. Refer to my previous rating…read morecomment. The bank has spoken. " we have determined the transaction is correct as billed as you received the services represented by the transaction." Services??? If stealing $3000 grand is a "service" then yes I definitely received that! Don't expect to receive accurate answers. Don't expect the bank to take responsibility for you acting on the information. And don't assume they have a conscience or take problems they make worse to matter one bit.

From the owner: At U.S. Bank, our dedicated banking team is here to help you along your financial way. Bank with us…read moreand enjoy a host of U.S. Bank products and services, including credit cards, savings and checking accounts, business banking, retirement planning, refinancing, personal lines of credit and more. Whatever your goals - large or small - our dedicated banking team is determined to helping you make it possible. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.

Not what they used to be. No Better in My opinion then the…read moreMega Banks. They used to be Small town treat you customers good. But the older people have retired and it seems like they are hiring from Walmart.

United Community Bank, which bought out another bank at this location, advertises that "you will…read moreenjoy convenient access to your personal or business accounts at any of our branches, online or..." This is far from the truth, especially for anyone who travels or spends time away from a branch location. While the staff at my (Ashland City) branch are kind and well-intended, I have had several issues. I attempted to deposit a check once at the Kingston Springs branch drive-thru, but they wouldn't deposit it because "they didn't know me." At the Ashland City branch, my wife and I prepared a Power of Attorney (POA) so that she could renew a CD in both of our names while I was working out of town. When the time came, the bank refused to honor the POA even though it had been notarized by a branch officer. The final straw came when we purchased a car for use at our second home in Wisconsin. The bank refused to wire the funds unless we physically came into the bank -- something I had never experienced. If I could physically come into the bank, I wouldn't have needed a wire transfer. Fortunately, we had accounts in two other banks which had no problem wiring the funds we needed. I plan on closing my account at this bank and moving the funds to a more user-friendly institution.