the drive through atm hardly ever works i continuously have…read moreto go inside most of the people that work there are not very nice this atm needs to be replaced

I'm not sure why it's taken me so long to write a review but here I am…read more If I could give this bank negative stars I would. Between their lack of professionalism and blatant disregard for their customers, my story with this bank ended with me PAYING THEM to never have to step foot in the establishment again. Last June I made a deposit of a total of 4 checks between Bethpage, and Chase. At the time I was trying to get control of my spending by putting my savings account at a different establishment (Chase) to limit the transferring between checking and savings. I made a 2 check deposit to Chase for the amount totaling around $700. Not a ton of money but not pocket change either. I made this deposit with the teller, face to face. When receiving my receipt it did look a bit odd, but I assumed that the account balance just had not update yet. A month goes by. From my birthday, I had cash to deposit and I figured it would do more good going into my savings. I went to Chase to deposit this cash and then I realized I was $700ish short in my account. I asked for a record of my deposits and the 2 checks I had deposited a month earlier were not accounted for. It was as if I never was there and those checks did not exist. From the beginning of this, I was not taken seriously. I was actually asked if I had made the mistake and never deposited money that day. WRONG. ALL of the blame was put on me. Me not keeping the receipt from day of deposit didn't allow them to open a claim. Me not being able to provide the a copy of voided copied checks in question was an issue. Me not being able to tell them immediately what day the checks were deposited was an issue. NEVER was it their error of either losing or scamming me out of what was close to a thousand dollars. Eventually, after working with my other bank, I was able to figure out the day of deposit, and was able to figure out what checks were deposited to which bank, allowing me to reach out to my employers to get voided copies. EVERYONE in this situation was helpful with the exception of Chase. Months later I was given a credit for the amount of the 2 checks. I was never given an explanation as to what happened. And at that point after waiting 4 months to get this credit I didn't care. As soon as the credit was received I closed my account thinking I could put this behind me. WRONG AGAIN. In November I received a letter that I OWED THEM the exact amount of the smaller check, claiming that they credited me "too much." Apparently there was enough proof for the larger check, but not the smaller one. It was for about $250. I went down to the branch to fight it, but because my account had been closed, they couldn't open a claim. I PAID THEM THE MONEY TO NEVER HAVE TO WALK INTO THOSE DOORS AGAIN. Never a follow up. Never an apology. Never them reaching out to me with updates. Never owning up to a massive F up. If you are a member of Chase, run. Take your money out and don't let these fools make another cent off of you. And if you are looking for an establishment to put your money into, again, RUN. To this day I shake with anger telling this story of unprofessionalism, deceit, and lies. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS BANK.

As far as being my credit union, I mostly like them, Ive been a member for many years when interest…read morerates mattered. Speaking of interest rates, I think they owe me a few years of 1% interest in my checking. I've been putting everything into the money market when I realized I wasn't earning in the checking, while all along I believe I should have been. All spilt milk really as it's a couple hundred bux. I like that I've finally got a branch close to home but the drive through ATM is constantly out of service as it was last night, I walked in to talk about a stolen account number and they wanted to charge me 30 bux to stop checks - Really kick a guy when he's down. Overall I like the bank, the branch itself is hit or miss. I've sat with a few reps and did some inside banking, mostly I stick to inline when I can.

This use to be the best bank. I have a home loan, auto loan, and all regular accounts there. Ever…read moresince they switched to "FourLeaf" which they claimed was strictly just a name change, it's all gone down hill. I use to pay my mortgage directly with a transfer. Now it's a complicated process that takes days to withdraw. I am very disappointed in the company transition. On a positive note, the new ATM with different bill options is nice.

Rude tellers. I went on the line and wasn't greeted because the teller and his friend were talking…read more I eventually figured out that meant to walk up to the teller; the teller still barely talking to me was talking to his friend. I felt like I was intruding on the conversation as a third party and this continued for a while when I was attempting to make a deposit. This isn't the first time this Bank of America has provided horrendous and/or awkward service but it will be the last for me. Go somewhere else. The one in Holbrook is much nicer.

Been waiting for 30 minutes to see attendant on a Friday while two employees stand around talking…read moreand an attendant didn't take us due to her lunch break approaching as she eagerly looked at the clock twice and five minutes later left with a lunch bag. Kudos Bank of America!

Understaffed with bank reps while tellers stand around who cannot assist, most poorly trained staff…read moreI've ever seen... I moved out of the area can say I've had a better experience at every single TD Bank on Long Island! Just glad I moved so I don't have to bank here anymore or go to areas, father away to not deal with properly trained staff! The Ronkonkoma location is awesome!

So today was the final straw of 3 strikes. I needed a notary once again and what better place to go…read moreto for a free one than the branch you signed up at. I have had to wait for a notary before but this time I waited 20 min in the chair and was not even spoken to. Oh but then I was, and the notary was with someone else. Response to me needing on was that state farm does it across the street......Well really now. That is just the answer I did not want to hear. So I went to the UPS store on Waverly and for 3 minutes out of my life and $2 and a very nice person to deal with. So, Just saying that customer service is your job and it is lacking. gotta say the last 2 times I went to the TD more up north in Medford and they are as nice as pie and fast. Maybe you should learn from them.

I had $5300 in the first national bank in Grand Prairie TX on 313 Pioneer pkwy. They let someone…read moretransfer $3400 over 20 times in just a few days. to their cashapp card. The bank gave me only$1285 back. Told me to do the footwork. They made no effort to find out where the other $2115 landed. $160 was being transferred as I was talking to the manager.

I love this bank. It feels like a small town bank but it's a chain on Long Island. They can do…read moreeverything a big bank does, but with personalized service. They know their customers and are extremely helpful. I used to use one of the major bank chains and the level of service did not even come close. I dreaded having a question or needing to go into the back for anything. But not at FNBLI Patchogue. I actually like going here. Everyone that works is this bank is fantastic. I have also been to the Sayville and Huntington branches and have been very happy with the service there also. I can't say enough good things about this bank.

Always professional and ever so friendly. They go out of their way to meet your needs.read more

Don't bother trying to call the Holbrook branch.They never answer the phone! and they block your…read moreaccounts without warning!

Teller doesn't know how to scan later, Unlike some tellers in other branches. He's probably new or…read moreunaware.

Lauran D'AgostinoS @ the patchogue branch was an absolute sweet heart she was so helpful and…read morepatient and extremely thorough she explained everything and more of breath of fresh air to go into an establishment and get genuine help and kindness thank you for your help!!

Created a bank account here a couple of months ago and have had nothing but trouble since even…read moreopening the account. The lady who helped create the account messed up two times so we had to start the entire process of opening a bank account all over again, for a third time. It took over an hour but we finally were able to get out of there. Fast forward to a month later I noticed my account had a fee. I called and they said I didn't have enough $ in the account which is why I received a fee. I explained how their employee set up the WRONG account (three tries later) and that I want to have the green checking (FREE) account. They refunded me the $15 fee and all was good - so I thought. My wife and I weren't using the account (we use a bigger, national bank) so I decided to transfer most of the funds out. Without knowing it as I don't monitor this account, I have been charged a $12 fee on three separate occasions, at the end of Nov, Dec, and Jan. Fast forward to January 31st and I decide to pull the remaining small amount of $71 and emailed them saying I would like to cancel this account. Nothing happens, and it's the 3rd of Feb now. So I call this branch and spoke to a friendly, competent employee who now told me my account is negative, and after speaking with the manager, the bank cannot refund me for any of the fees or overdraft fee because the account was at a $59 balance when I tried to do that. Well, it wasn't, I saw $71 which is why I specifically chose to transfer that odd number out. Which is the exact amount minus their $12 fee...hmm. At this point I don't care anymore I just want to be done with that bank so I told them to keep the fees and please close the account...but, you guessed it, I can't because my bank keeps trying to pull the $71. And apparently I'm going to get more $35 fees once that happens, and there's nothing Dime can do. Epic... And it's sad because my wife and I wanted to build a relationship with this bank to use them (a local bank) for our real estate investing needs. Haha yeah...Done. But unfortunately not, still trying to close this fiasco.

From the owner: Headquartered in Hauppauge, New York, Dime Commercial Bank ("Dime") (NYSE: DCOM), has approximately…read more$15 Billion in assets and operates over 60 locations from Montauk to Manhattan, Staten Island, Westchester, and Lakewood NJ. For over 160 years, Dime has been committed to providing exceptional service with a single point of contact model, best-in-class technology and experienced, dedicated teams to help customers achieve their financial goals. Dime also has a rich tradition of involvement in the community by supporting programs and initiatives that promote local business, the environment, education, healthcare, social services, and the arts. For more information, visit dime.com.