My mother used her debit card on line to buy a bread maker. It turned out to be a scam site and…read moreher info was stolen and used. The thiefs made a physical card and racked up $1000.00 in charges and when my mom disputed it she was told that because she had her physical card it was considered "customer verified transactions". PNC is a bank that dose nothing to help its customers.

I have dealt with Michelle for over 15 years since she was originally in the Pennington office. She…read moreis the only person in the entire PNC bank including their credit card phone line who could tell me which of my many PNC cards actually covers car rental insurance. She pays attention to detail and is a delight to work with. Michele is not a teller, but she fills in sometimes, gives out her cards, and processes every transaction efficiently and politely. I'm always glad to see her!

I don't get the hate heaped upon Bank of America (well...I kinda do.) Sure, they pay an insulting…read morepittence on savings and have upped fees for small depositors but so has every other money center bank in the country (the more government caps certain fees, banks just raise or invent others.) But generally, when I have a question they're professional and when I need cash, their network of ATM's is second to none and their online banking product has been nearly flawless for years. While I'm never going to buy into their Smartphone banking product ERICA for some very obvious security concerns and my reluctance to download my life into my easily lost or damaged phone... it is what it is. For now, the bank bores me with essential competence and that's probably a good thing. Four solid stars.

Today I had a great experience at this bank. The staff (especially Danny Shah) were so helpful and…read moreprofessional; he offered great advice. He was very patient, and even volunteered to stay an hour behind his work time to help us. This is the best bank service I ever had in the US and I really appreciate it.

I like Bank of America generally but avoid this branch at all costs. Their outer lobby is a three…read morestory glass atrium that in a moment of understatement, "holds the heat" very well. In the warmer months the inside temperature is sweltering and if there's a line for the ATM, waterboarding is preferable. Sometimes architecture and meteorology just don't mix. Pro Tip - bring your pith helmet and quinine for malaria. Two stars for the very professional staff.

Awful customer service and unhelpful staff. Would never use this bank ever again plan to pull all…read moreaccounts.

I have been a customer of Affinity Federal Union since 1992 and have always been happy with the…read morecourteous and friendly service I have received through the years!!

Great place with friendly service not often found at large financial institutions. Immediate and…read morepersonal service.

Rivalering Comcast customer service. Disconnected twice while waiting to speak to someone…read more Disconnected meaning hung up on so their customer service over seas said they fielded a call. They didn't field shit. I'm 2 weeks into getting a fucking debit card because THEIR 3RD PARTY INTERNET CONNECTION FLAGGED MY PHONE # Mamm you've got my license in your hand. You see my phone # on your screen. I have my phone in my hand. Text me. Oh sorry we can't do that. Convenience is your middle name. You've made MY life very inconvenient

TD used to claim Most Convenient Bank - it's like a joke…read more I put in a request which this branch "manager" just let it sit from before Christmas until now. Every little request is a project .... bank elsewhere if you can.

This BOA office is amazing. The whole staff is super helpful and knowledgeable about the business…read more They were patient about taking us through the cumbersome process and accomplishing our tasks.

While most banks are closing branches faster then you can say Venmo and mobile bill pay, Chase…read morebranches seem to be multiplying faster than that packet of mail order sea monkeys I coveted as a kid. What do they know that the rest of Wall Street doesn't? I'm not really sure but their new outposts seem to be situated in affluent burbs where Citi and Wells Fargo are aggressively thinning the herd. What I do know is that JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon isn't stupid and has accumulated more wealth than many small countries by being an astute contrarian. Maybe cash isn't quite dead yet and having tellers and physical branches in new places as regional banks retrench does wonders for lobbying efforts in their heavily regulated industry. Or more directly they anticipate being one of the few men left standing as some of the weaker community and regional banks fall by the wayside. Five stars for zigging while the other money houses zag.

These folks have a great reputation based on the name. I have been a customer for less than a month…read moreand already encountered more problems than at any other bank /i have had experience with.

Really kind and welcoming service. We came on a day when Chase was having some problems nationwide…read moreand they were helpful and understanding and were able to complete our transaction anyway! It's also the closest one to the Lehigh Valley, so we were one of a few customers from Pennsylvania that day-- we were really grateful that we didn't have to drive another two hours to get here on another day!

The online banking is great as well as most of their services. The reason for the 2 stars is that…read morethey cap daily spending at $3000 which is normally fine but if you need to pay for things like appliances, movers, auto repair... you have to ask them for permission which is insulting at best. This limit is why I'm closing my Chase accounts.

I came into the shoprite just for access to the Chase branch. I'm in Burlington Co. so we don't…read morehave any locations and I had to stop before I got home. I can't say anything negative my experience. It was really a "walk in, tell bank rep you're making a deposit, done" deal.

I was shopping at shoprite today, needed some cash so after my purchase I asked for cash back at…read morethe shoprite register, then I went to the chase bank inside the shoprite to exchange the cash for quarters and a lady with black hair at the front desk was very rude and said that they don't change cash for quarters anymore and that it was a new policy, I was in a rush otherwise I would have asked to speak with the manager. Very rude young lady who was obviously lazy to get some change for me. Chase, you should hire more educated people who are attentive to the public. Never going back again.