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Busey Bank has 88 branches in their region. This traditional brick and mortar bank is a growing regional bank that can provide for many more customers, and most likely has ATM locations.
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Busey Bank was established July 1946. That's more than 50 years ago! It holds assets of 10.5 billion US dollars. This is considered a large bank that most likely serves a large portion of their region. A point to consider when choosing a bank is it's health. This bank appears to be healthy. It has a texas ratio of 3%. Lower is better!
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Reviewed By Leann Aug 15, 2012
Terrible Service, Incompetent Workers, Lots Of Fees.
Continue reading...I was told when the auto bill pay was put into place that either you could use the bill pay (i have automatic deduction for 90% of my bills already set up through the billing company for the service - tv, internet, whatever) so the bill pay was not needed for me. Or i could have a check direct deposited at least once a month. I get paid every other week and it is direct deposited so it was no big deal. Apparently that is incorrect because i was still charged monthly for "inactive auto bill pay". From january 2012 until july 2012, i was charged $115 for fees (none of which were overdrafts or anything like that). In 2011, the fees totaled into the $200 range for the full year. Every person i talked to gave me a different story. I'm done.
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Reviewed By Leann Aug 15, 2012
Terrible Service, Incompetent Workers, Lots Of Fees.
Continue reading...I was told when the auto bill pay was put into place that either you could use the bill pay (i have automatic deduction for 90% of my bills already set up through the billing company for the service - tv, internet, whatever) so the bill pay was not needed for me. Or i could have a check direct deposited at least once a month. I get paid every other week and it is direct deposited so it was no big deal. Apparently that is incorrect because i was still charged monthly for "inactive auto bill pay". From january 2012 until july 2012, i was charged $115 for fees (none of which were overdrafts or anything like that). In 2011, the fees totaled into the $200 range for the full year. Every person i talked to gave me a different story. I'm done.
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Reviewed By Leann Aug 15, 2012
Terrible Service, Incompetent Workers, Lots Of Fees.
Continue reading...I was told when the auto bill pay was put into place that either you could use the bill pay (i have automatic deduction for 90% of my bills already set up through the billing company for the service - tv, internet, whatever) so the bill pay was not needed for me. Or i could have a check direct deposited at least once a month. I get paid every other week and it is direct deposited so it was no big deal. Apparently that is incorrect because i was still charged monthly for "inactive auto bill pay". From january 2012 until july 2012, i was charged $115 for fees (none of which were overdrafts or anything like that). In 2011, the fees totaled into the $200 range for the full year. Every person i talked to gave me a different story. I'm done.
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