I highly recommend this dealership if your are looking for a reliable and affordable vehicle. Great…read morecustomer service and the paper work process are made fast and easy.

From the owner: Our specilaties in making our customers happy walking out of our dealership and building that trust…read morewith our customers is our number one priority.

Fast Auto & Payday Loans is the best place to get financial help when u need it. The personal is…read morevery kind & courteous. They will do everything possible to help you get a loan and get you on your way. If you're looking for a fast fix to your money problems, then Fast Auto & Payday Loans is the place to go. Modesto, Ca. 95354. Speak with one of their Representatives today. Store Location is 201 McHenry Ave. James Engle

Gosh, there's so many postitive and awesome things I can say about this place. The ladies in there…read moreare always polite and understanding. Never judging and there to help as best as they can. When you need to loan from somewhere I totally recommend you check them out. Thank you ladies for being you.

When my email account was stolen by hackers, I called M1FCU to lock my account while I redirected…read moreall apps to a new email address. Leslie did. Then my water bill floated in for autopay. It would be easy to deny it. Instead of causing a ruckus with the City, Leslie noticed, and paid it anyway. It's this kind of personal service that keeps me doing business with them.

Not quite as good as Patelco (in Bay Area), since I could use their online banking without any…read morecrapola...like secret agent code exchange, texting and so on. Other than no online banking, I'm happy with them. I can phone to check balance, and come by if any suspicious stuff needs checking. Had zero problems otherwise, so I'd say they are the best credit union Modesto has to offer. At least I can get in the door without being forced to remove my surgical mask, unlike another credit union I used to have.

This institution is will not count coins; however, they have only ONE coin machine available to…read moreuse. I am now sitting across the room from someone with two large vessels of coins. I cannot stand in line because of the set up. If a banking institution is going to be non-responsive to its customers? It should not be surprised by people going elsewhere.

Even more disappointed with MOCSE due to how their credit card/debit card system is managed…read more Today I went on line to purchase two VIP tickets to an upcoming concert. The MOCSE system stopped my transaction and I lost these choice seats while dealing with their verification system. If their programmers were so smart, why didn't they detect that these are about the 11th and 12th such buys we have made in the past 12 months? I ended up booking two less desirable seats due to MOCSE's low bandwidth system. But wait, there's more...Shortly after jumping through all of their hoops and calling and speaking to a staff member, i tried to purchase three tickets to a place we are visiting in Scotland in July ($84), and the system wouldn't allow it. Even their staffer helping, me clearing cache, restarting the computer, you name it nothing worked. The vendor's system indicated it was a bank not approving the sale (yes I have no balance and an good credit rating). Neither the CC or the DC would work for either the MOCSE employee or I. To be extra fair, she tried to help as best she could but to no avail. She asked me to call another person, who so far has not returned my call. (I have already spent almost an hour on the phone dealing with this.) But wait, there's more. A few years ago, their system MISSED a fraudulent charge I caught and had to bring to their attention. Hampering my transactions has caused me inconvenience several times before, this is the worst so far. It is time to reduce my banking institutions to my other two. Not worth the frustration, I only opened the account to be supportive of the CU and it was close to where we live. Simply not enough bandwidth for prime time, I recommend a NO on them.

They are not a licensed dealership so they won't actually do anything other than sell you a stolen…read morecar that they rigged to run for a min till ur out of their lot and then overcharged u for that stolen pos car and then say they won't do anything to fix it , sounds like the guys helping this scam at the DMV and law enforcement are getting paid off to ignore the fact these guys and there llc not dealership continue to do this to people, sad but hey keep changing ur llc name no one will ever catch on right u oxygen thieves

Worst dealership ever like the worst I bought a Jeep Wrangler there not so long ago and at first it…read morewas the breaks pads suck they sold me a car with no breaks my lights don't work because they shoved them in to just get it out José& Oscar worst customer service ever

The worst P.O.S. bank the the valley. Mobile deposit has a…read morelimit!!!! So if your pay check deposit go above the limit,YOU HAVE TO GO IN THE BANK. A LIMIT ON DEPOSITS! SERIOUSLY!!! Closed all my accounts and moving to a bank that has respect for the people putting money in their system.

This bank has excessive fees Charges my employees $7.50 to…read morecash my check in there bank, $35.00 fee for every single transaction and per event, took three weeks to set up an on line banking account, would never recommend this bank period !

I went to Valley First on J Street 6 months ago to access my safe deposit box. After many attempts,…read morethe keys did not work. I was told that the manager was the only one who could help me and that she would call me the next day, even though it was early in the day. There was no urgency on their part and no apparent backup for this critical function. I had been through this before when a box that had been brought in did not function and needed to be drilled. Service has never seemed a priority here, but for a problem with a safe deposit box, Valley First clearly assigns no priority to customers. Of course, I did not hear back and worked around not having access. After 6 months, I called and asked to speak to the manager. She was out again and would maybe call me back in a day. When offered to leave a message for her, I suggested leaving the message for whoever she reports to in hopes that they may be able to help. Three days later and counting, no one at Valley First Credit Union found this problem important enough to give it attention...no access to a safe deposit box. This is not the right place to trust on any level.

I would give this bank 0 stars if it was a choice. I used to love this bank however I have just…read moreencountered a major problem with Valley First last week. I had a auto loan with valley firstI about 12years ago . I lost my job and had to do a voluntary repossession. I refinanced my house a few years after the voluntary repossession and part of that agreement I had to pay the balance that I owed to Valley First credit which was $5446.00. I also had a couple other debts owed to other creditors one of them was Midland Funding for $2646. Both myself and my new mortgage lender called Valley first to get the actual payoff on the account to release the lien on my property. The balance quoted to myself and my new lender was $5446.00. I asked them if this is the final number and I was assured that it was correct. Well my escrow company made a mistake and sent Valley First the $5446.00 the escrow company also sent the funds I owed to midland funding for $2636.00 for a total of $ 8082.00. The problem is that midland funding never got their money and I had no idea that this took place until 3 weeks ago when I refinanced my house again and the midland funding was still showing as a lien. So I called midland funding to verify if this was correct and it was. I then called the escrow company and they acknowledged their error and told me that Valley first should have sent me a refund check for the $2636.00. So last Monday I went to Valley first with all my evidence which included the $0.00 balance owed to valley first the statement also clearly shows that the balance prior to being paid off was $5446.00 which included all court and legal fees which are itemized on the balance sheet that I had gotten from Valley First. Well when I went down to the credit union I spoke to a wonderful lady named Heinke she looked up the account and said she had no idea where the $2646.00 had gone there was no notation that was placed on the account. She then sent this info to her supervisor which called me back later that Monday afternoon. The supervisor then began feeding me some BS that there were court and legal fees above and beyond me that added up to $2636.00. They were flat out ripping me off number 1 what are the odds that the difference was exactly to the penny in the amount of $2636.00. ? Number 2 how come the statement that I have from valley first says that I owed them the $5446.00 which also included court and legal fees already added in to the final number owed. The odds that these 2 numbers matched to the penny would make it easier to win the lottery. I also have the final closing statement from my new lender that clearly shows what I owed to each company and the check to valley first in the amount of $8082.00. The supervisor said she would call me back.!I waited till Thursday and no return call so I called called Heinke to see if they figured out where my money was and she said she had to email the supervisor to call me. You guessed it no call no nothing. So beware doing business with this bank. I hope they make it right and if they do I will apologize on yelp! Paul Smith life long resident of Modesto.

If I could gibe them a zero I would I borrowed minimally and used tonpay.on time.regularly they…read moreswallowed me in fees and were predatory now they're attempting to sue me for a nominal fee that is basically pennies in their pocket and is legit past the time they can come for me 4 yrs past mind you Fuck bank of.america

I experienced the worst of customer service from grown women.The level of ignorance by these women…read moreleft me to think to myself , how did they get their jobs and why are they working for a bank when they don't even know how to retrieve information that they are not sure but then again one does not need to be highly educated to convey ignorance and these women were not professional nor educated so it seems.I wonder.....did they want to provide good customer service I don't think so....not with attitudes like they had. I'd recommend firing the entire shift especially if they've been employed there ​longer than 90 days. I'm hard pressed to think that the Manager, 2 Tellers and an Agent collectively ​don't know their banks policy on cashing a check issued by their bank I'm still a young man, yet slightly mature in age compared to the young women that work at this BofA and as a former bank teller at BofA,Golden1 and Safe Credit Union I know a few things about how financial institutions