First Convinience Bank
Ripoff

Business & Finance

Where to start. I originally opened my account in July. Opend a checking & savings. Started my direst deposity, started spending money. After a few months I inquired on the balance of my savings account, since I have not received a statement, The teller looked at me puzzled, she asked me what savings account? To my surprise there was no savings, well wheres my money? Her guess was as good as mine. The bank manager was able to find out what was wrong It turns out there was some lsot checking accoutn that they opend by mistake. You would think this would be an easy fix. But It is now december and we are still working on getting opened 1 checking and 1 savings account.

I now have two checking accounts. One for my debit card, and one for my checks. Now this is a real inconvenience. They are really slow on transfering my money anywhere from 2 to 7 days. Now the overdrafts are really piling up. No credit given. I then moved to a new town. I was relieved that there was another branch just down the street and surely this branch can't be as dumb as the last but they sure are. Same problem... Moral: do not bank at with first "in"convenience bank. You will regret it


Company: First Convinience Bank
Country: Afghanistan
State: Texas
City: Round Rock
Address: IH 35 Louis Henna
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