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Citizens Bank and Trust Company has 21 branches in their local area. 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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Citizens Bank and Trust Company was established December 1888. That's more than 100 years ago! It holds assets of 984 million US dollars. This is considered a small bank. A point to consider when choosing a bank is it's health. This bank appears to be healthy. It has a texas ratio of 9%. Lower is better!
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Reviewed By ChristianFarm May 6, 2015
Steer Clear and Drive Away Fast!
Continue reading...I wasn’t with them long, but closing my account with Citizens felt like escaping from the jaws of a ravenous shark.
I ran into some hard times recently. I was one day late transferring money to Citizens for an auto-debit for my student loans. Citizens charged me $34.50. This is vaguely fair since I did agree they could do this. Still, it does cost them half a dollar to process the returned auto-debit. So basically they took $34 from me.
However, their advertising proclaims how friend-like and family-like they are, so I asked them if they could take away some or all of the fees. They said no. That was fine.
So I did the responsible thing and I canceled the auto-debit for my student loans. But Citizens went right ahead and charged me another 34.50. They claimed to have been re-debited and to have returned the item. They said that this was coming from my student loan provider. They said that they could put a stop to the other company debiting me, but that would cost me another 34.50!
However, they were lying through the teeth. I had already canceled auto-debit a week ago! Just to make sure, I called my student loan provider, checked the paperwork, and it was definitely Citizens Bank pretending to be re-debited so they could charge me more fees. When I pointed this out to them, they said they still wouldn’t return the extra $34.50 they took.
Ironically, during these hard times, my other bank in Los Angeles 100% compassionately canceled my overdraft fee! It is pitiful when the Christian-radio-playing small town bank is more criminal than the banks in the big cities.
Furthermore, I really think Citizens should rethink their name. By preying upon fellow citizens, this bank is doing something intensely unpatriotic.
Citizens Bank, don’t call yourself my friend or my family. My friends and my family have helped me survive you!
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Reviewed By Harold K. Aug 12, 2012
Very Bad. These People Are Jerks. Their Manager Is A Tool. I Am Glad To Be Rid Of Them
They are jerks. They used to have two branches in boonville but they closed one and let the jerks take ov er the one that had good folks in it. Their manager named jeremy is a real tool and the office staff reflects this.
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Reviewed By ChristianFarm May 6, 2015
Steer Clear and Drive Away Fast!
Continue reading...I wasn’t with them long, but closing my account with Citizens felt like escaping from the jaws of a ravenous shark.
I ran into some hard times recently. I was one day late transferring money to Citizens for an auto-debit for my student loans. Citizens charged me $34.50. This is vaguely fair since I did agree they could do this. Still, it does cost them half a dollar to process the returned auto-debit. So basically they took $34 from me.
However, their advertising proclaims how friend-like and family-like they are, so I asked them if they could take away some or all of the fees. They said no. That was fine.
So I did the responsible thing and I canceled the auto-debit for my student loans. But Citizens went right ahead and charged me another 34.50. They claimed to have been re-debited and to have returned the item. They said that this was coming from my student loan provider. They said that they could put a stop to the other company debiting me, but that would cost me another 34.50!
However, they were lying through the teeth. I had already canceled auto-debit a week ago! Just to make sure, I called my student loan provider, checked the paperwork, and it was definitely Citizens Bank pretending to be re-debited so they could charge me more fees. When I pointed this out to them, they said they still wouldn’t return the extra $34.50 they took.
Ironically, during these hard times, my other bank in Los Angeles 100% compassionately canceled my overdraft fee! It is pitiful when the Christian-radio-playing small town bank is more criminal than the banks in the big cities.
Furthermore, I really think Citizens should rethink their name. By preying upon fellow citizens, this bank is doing something intensely unpatriotic.
Citizens Bank, don’t call yourself my friend or my family. My friends and my family have helped me survive you!
Is this review helpful? -
Reviewed By Harold K. Aug 12, 2012
Very Bad. These People Are Jerks. Their Manager Is A Tool. I Am Glad To Be Rid Of Them
They are jerks. They used to have two branches in boonville but they closed one and let the jerks take ov er the one that had good folks in it. Their manager named jeremy is a real tool and the office staff reflects this.
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