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    GEFCU

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Citizens National Bank

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    I've been very happy with CNB's Pflugerville branch. Great team of friendly people always willing…read moreto help with any questions. Along with my personal banking I've financed a couple of real estate deals and have been very satisfied.

    Disappointed. I drove from South Austin first thing this morning to try to open a checking account…read morefor my incarcerated uncle who received a Stimulus check with no way to cash it. When I walked into the office I was greeted by friendly tellers. I let them know that I had called ahead after speaking to a representative over the phone about opening a Power of Attorney account and Lisa Ellisor, the VP/Bank Manager called me into her office. I explained to her the situation the same way I had to the rep the previous day and I could immediately sense her disdain. She told me that she wasn't going to open the account for me, even though I had a power of attorney which by law should allow this type of transaction. She told me I needed to have the power of attorney filed by the state. This may be a formality but it came across as more of an excuse to not open the account. I asked her if she wouldn't mind reaching out to the compliance officer because the original rep I had spoken to let me know she had went through the bank's compliance officer, Rhonda to make sure there wouldn't be an issue. This request upset her, she rolled her eyes and explained to me that she wasn't going to open the account no matter what and that she had been working there for 14 years while the rep I had spoken to had only been there for one year and didn't know what she was doing. After she spoke to the compliance officer she told me she still wouldn't open the account unless it was filed. Which I expected at that point because she was already upset. Even though I couldn't have been in her office more than 10 minutes and I just wanted to be sure since I had just driven 40 minutes that morning to meet with her. I asked her before I left if I could come back when If I was able to get the PoA filed and she told me I probably wouldn't be able to get it filed because it would have to be in the same county the power of attorney was filled out at and to try Woodforest bank inside of Wal-Mart since their standards are lower apparently. I really wanted this to run smoothly. Due to the nature of the situation It's really daunting to have to put yourself at the mercy of each individuals/businesses prejudices. I felt judged and rejected. I was hopeful because when I spoke to the original rep, she was very friendly and made it seem like the bank would be more than willing to help out and I could tell she sympathized with the situation and the extra work it takes to go through this process. I really hope that Lisa in no way tries to retaliate against this rep (I wouldn't put it past her) because she did a good job listening to my situation and represented the brand in a really good light. I think I just got unlucky this morning meeting Lisa Ellisor. Also, for anyone else in the company or banking industry who reads this, the documents I presented were as listed; Original Notarized Statutory Durable Power of Attorney, photo copy of Prison Identification (with picture), a receipt for drivers license renewal from State of Texas, all of my uncle's information such as SSN, D.O.B, etc, and my own identification. My intention was to open a checking/savings account for my uncle in his name and with myself as power of attorney to utilize his stimulus money to go towards his legal troubles. One more thing worth noting, no one was wearing a mask and I write this as the COVID delta variant is rampant. I wasn't concerned for myself as I'm vaccinated but this bank doesn't seem to have updated protocol that is consistent with the latest CDC guidelines. Something to keep in mind.

    Capital One Café

    Capital One Café

    (84 reviews)

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    Love this place. I work in coffee shops a lot and this is one of my favs in The Domain. And the…read moremorning crew, Marlene and Theresa, are the literal best.

    Yeah, I am a Venture X cardholder. Yeah, what about it. I made a quick stop at The Domain with my…read moregirlfriend, and we decided to go to the Capital One Cafe located inside to get some iced coffee for cheap with our cards! When we arrived, there was not an open table in the main lobby. I kind of expected the cafe to be empty or just slightly busy. I did not expect it to be slammed. On top of it, there was only one barista working behind the counter, and she was absolutely burning through those espresso shots. As we waited in line, she would alternate between getting a few orders out and taking a few orders. She was honestly a star for that. I ordered the signature Honey Lavender Latte while my girlfriend got the Blueberry Ube Matcha. As we waited for our drinks, I made a craft pinwheel they had laying around and couldn't help but notice all the Capital One branding around me. It felt like the Taco Bells in Demolition Man. Everything is Capital One now. Around the cafe, like the commercials you can't help but see with your favorite celebrity icons during any sporting event, are Capital One employees there to help you open credit cards and other things. That wasn't my purpose inside the cafe, but they're there. Once we got our coffees, I stepped outside and drank the entire thing in mere seconds. I was hot, I was thirsty, and I drank my coffee. It wasn't anything special, but it was not a bad coffee. Maybe just a little sweeter than I expected. Overall, as a Capital One cardholder, I don't hate the perk of $3.50 lattes in our current financial state, and I'll definitely make more stops when I'm back at The Domain as long as I can ignore the propaganda. RIYL: The Capital One Quicksilver card or the Capital One Savor card or the Capital One Venture X card

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