I banked there for 14 years. The employees at this branch are wonderful. I closed out my accounts…read moreearly last year because of corporate policies. Citizens is a huge bank, so it must have done something right. What they are doing wrong is making small account holders unwelcome. They charge a monthly fee for personal checking accounts and pay virtually no interest for savings account holders. You can qualify for no-fee checking and slightly higher interest savings if you have multiple accounts that total a minimum amount (mortgages count toward that total). I left after they changed their minimum from $20,000 to $50,000 (I no longer have a mortgage and $50,000 at just over zero interest doesn't appeal to me). What the corporate guys are saying to their customers is that they aren't interested in the little guy. I went to the bank up the street and got free checking with no minimum.

for those who thought adolph trump was the most pathological liar, met jason shirey of the…read moreligonier, ps bank. (121 east main st, ligonier, pa 15658) he is pure scum, and is being taken to small claims court by me. he closed everyone's safety vaults in the bank's basement after i have had mine for nearly a decade, citing "they are not waterproof or insured." i received a letter from him, stating he was giving me an upstairs vault "free for one year." that branch is more than an hour's drive. i asked for a branch closer. he agreed. today i learned i needed to have an account at citizen's, the same bank sued for millions by the us government for the fraudulent, illegal activities they continue to do. i had to open an account for $1, open the vault then close the account. i am taking jason to small claims court for $315, the price of the "new" vault since i want nothing to do with shitizens bank.

Another adventure in vehicular banking. On my way home from work the one night I needed to make a…read moredeposit and ended up here. I have been searching for new to me banks to test the waters. Basically I'm putting feelers out there to see which banks are ones that I can actually do banking with. I honestly didn't know it was a bank for the longest time. It blends in well with the surrounding buildings that when driving by in your car you do not notice it. What you really don't notice is the fact that this location has a drive thru area tucked away to the right of the building and down the alley. There is a drive up window if you need to do actual banking with this branch. But they have a drive up ATM as well. It is a newer ATM that is all touch screen/no envelope. Makes for an easy stop. Just be careful when entering/leaving this place. It is on a very narrow road that also leads to the hotel in town. There is a parking lot back here too which makes it a bit more confusing. I may have ran over the curve because I didn't know you needed to go to the end of the lot to "enter."

From the owner: Founded in 1855, Dollar Bank is a large, full service regional bank serving individuals and…read morebusinesses in Bridgeville, PA and its neighboring regions. With more than a century of experience, Dollar Bank offers a comprehensive range of banking services, including convenient ATMs, personalized loan options, competitive savings accounts and tailored mortgage solutions. As a community financial institution with deep local roots, Dollar Bank remains dedicated to helping customers achieve their financial goals.

Sweet deal (for those 50 and older) - free checking with interest and no minimum! Occasional CD…read morespecials pay really nice interest too! I love this bank! Their apps are amazing for a small bank - much better than the large bank I just left. Nice employees, convenient for Ligonier/Sommerset area, they've been in business since 1889 and they didn't take TARP money in 2008!

I feel like I am doing more banking now than I have at any point in my life. Sad part is that a…read moremajority of the banks that I am visiting is not my bank. I have been stopping at banks all over the area to make deposits. I just can't get into the mobile depositing just yet, especially since I don't have my bank account number memorized and I need that to make a deposit either way. Anyway, driving through Ligonier once again I decided to give another bank a try. I could have swore that this location was a completely different branch altogether, but I don't frequent this area very much to know one way or another. As I have said in that past few reviews on banks I have been doing my banking mostly through the drive thru, this was no different. To note, the entrance to the drive thru services are not accessible from Main St. Instead you have to go around to the alley to enter drive thru services. Do be careful, this is a narrow alleyway and it appears to be a two way street, so that doesn't leave much room for movement. Touch screen in full effect on the ATM. No envelopes required for deposits if I remember correctly.

A great bank that really cares about their customers. Very friendly staff and management....they…read morecall me by my first name every time I'm there. Very convenient because they are right there in Walmart. They are open 364 days a year and make deposits available immediately! I had a problem with another bank, from when i was a kid, and couldn't get a bank account. They were the only bank to open an account for me and after a year of keeping my account in good standing I now have $500.00 of overdraft protection (called Privilege Pay). When no other bank would take a chance on me, this bank not only would, but they did things above and beyond what ANY other bank would do. I once had a small problem with this bank and the CEO called my from his cell phone to correct it and told me to call him back if I ever had any other problem! Thanks Woodforest!

After a long week of running around at work, I needed to take a detour to get home and this was…read morejust what I needed. I found myself in New Stanton getting fuel and had a check that needed depositing. I did a quick search and made my way here. So another adventure in vehicular banking. After leaving what people considered to be New Stanton I made my way here. I felt like I was being punked. The bank is the only business on this side of the road, the rest is fields. To do my vehicular banking I had to go around the back. If I remember correctly this is not an updated ATM. It spit out an envelope and I had to take a bit of time to fill that out while being yelled at by the machine asking if I needed extra time. Of course I did, I didn't expect to have to do extra work at that point. Did my thing, all while I thought something might have come out of the woods (remember, this is late at night for me). Finish my banking and make my way out to exit. Be careful exiting. The exit for the bank is right next to another road, I mean a fence or a post is separating the two. Pay attention as well. I almost got hit exiting.

From the owner: At First Commonwealth Bank, were obsessed with helping you build financial confidence for yourself…read moreand your business with checking and savings accounts, loans, financial planning, treasury management and SBA loans. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.

With recent construction I have been taking alternative routes to get to work and the Turnpike has…read morebeen reliable. That means I pass through Somerset on the steady and have been hitting up places all through the hamlet. Cue another episode of vehicular banking. I ended up dodging other banks to get here. I did this on purpose as I knew 1st Summit is a bank that will take my deposit. When I did make my way here I did not know how far into Somerset it was. Most banks are near the shopping plazas, but this one is in the heart of Somerset. Which means you have to go through town to get here. Sits rather close the the county courthouse complex and just out of reach from the rest of the businesses in the downtown area. If I remember correctly I entered here on the side street and then exited out onto the main street. It was nice to be able to pull up, do my thing, and then keep my day going.

This is a pretty standard bank but in a beautiful old building in downtown Huntingdon. It looks…read morelike a bank in the ideal old time sense of the word, both inside and out. FNB has good online banking services. I have or have had loans, checking and savings accounts with them and they haven't robbed me blind.

You can tell that this has been a bank that has changed hands several times over the years. Not…read moreyour typical look for a PNC branch. I don't think I really need to go into much depth about the services they provide as everyone should already know. What I appreciate about this location is that they have a drive up ATM that takes deposits, no envelopes required. I hate having to walk into a bank to try and deposit a check and my mobile app for my CU doesn't always work. Funny thing about this building is that they have bird deterrents around the edges of the building but the birds has still somehow managed to get around them.

Worst bank of all time. I get a rude letter around the 4 or 5th but my payment is not dew until the…read more28th. Because of this my credit score is very low. Thank you bank of Romney for nothing.

I walked into the downtown branch today and had a very unusual request where a bank official was to…read morecall my credit card company to unblock my card. A young lady by the name of Barbara was so sweet and supporting in my request she went ahead and did it for me. And it actually worked! It was a wonderful experience and I walked out very happy indeed. I need now to open an account and become part of this nice family. Thank you, Barbara and thank you to the teller who went and retrieved her for me.