They deducted a large sum of money from my account for a loan payment with no notice at all. When I called to complain the loan office laughed in my face. Threatened to make the loan due and payable in full immediately. Considering filing a complain with the STATE against you. It's illegal and so is threatening people. Jerks!

1) I was charged for using my DEBIT card for a debit charge $1.50 twice. I called the Branch manager she had to submit a request for the fee to be credited back. Really a branch manager does not have the power to credit my account back WOW is all I can say.. I was credited back after three weeks again WOW to long...

2) I made a purchase with Amazon.com which was charged as a debit. I returned my product to Amazon.com. I received a email from Amazon.com stating they could not get the credit back to my bank. I called Trustco they knew about this problem and there is no date to which the problem will be corrected still waiting for my credit 4 weeks and counting. Working with Amazon.com to get my credit another way.

3) Was locked out of my on-line account over a holiday weekend due to a problem with their system again.. I had to call no e-mail snail mail was sent about password reset for ALL of their account holders.

4) ALL of my family members have closed their accounts. We will not deal with a bank with such Mickey Mouse operaations.

5) I will say when I call in to customer service they are very nice to speak with.

they make a lot of mistakes with your money like deposit in wrong account number, really old bank systems (where things that should take hours, take days) and their systems is slow. they make the mistakes and you still have to pay for them

Recently, I attempted to sign into my online account. I was locked out. I answered every security question accurately, and know my username and password intimately. I could not get in to the account. This happened on a weekend, a long weekend, because Monday was a bank holiday, and it was Saturday when I was trying to access my account. To say that I was "fit-to-be-tied", is an understatement - I was livid.

Tuesday morning, I called the bank. They told me that they had locked me out of my own account, due to inactivity. I had not signed into the website for a few months.

My opinion is - what does that have to do with anything? Was I told that I had to frequently sign in, in order to review my own funds, when I opened the account? No. Does a bank have the right to block a customer out of their own secure account? No. Did I receive a heartfelt apology? No. Will it happen again? Probably. Since when does one have to frequently sign into an account, to see it? Not a happy camper.

In person, their customer service is great. The online experience has been dismal.