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    Timberland Bank - Say Yes to Local

    Timberland Bank

    (4 reviews)

    "Were open until 6" *closes two hours early*…read more As many local banks as there are, give this one a hard pass. Find one where the people who work there actually know the hours of operation

    I should have made a formal review 18 months ago - the first time they violated my privacy. I was…read moretoo stunned and overwhelmed but today I'm not letting It pass. This bank is hands down THE most unprofessional, unethical and horrible bank I've ever hand The nightmare to experience. I moved in December 2016 and coincidently my account was compromised. I quickly reopened at another institution and this account went dormant. Heads up folks ... when you have Ebills at one bank you Can't sign up for the ebills at another bank without releasing from bank one. This caused a stall at bank two. When I realized this, several months later, I called online banking and asked for assistance. When done, realizing I needed to close this and eliminate confusion I asked for my balances and wrote them a letter asking for my accounts To be closed. I saw on my online banking Access my three accounts that were about what I thought. So I wrote the letter - listed the Info she provided me and asked for my accounts to be closed. A Week later I get one check for the three accounts. No statement - no withdrawal slip Nd no reference to accounts. I didn't think twice till I got a call from a service organization asking why I closed the 501c3 account I was one of two signer on, opened with its own EIN number, articles of incorporation and meeting minutes. The president of said organization proceeds to read me a copy of my personal letter she was given, and was able to produce other documents given to them related to my personal banking accounts and having nothing to do with the 501c3. Of Course, the accusation was embezzlement! I called the bank this morning and was out through the ringer to identify who I was to speak to ... which was ironic since that didn't seem to matter when strangers are being Given private banking Information at the counter ! Their position being that since my letter had the last four digits of the service orgs account number (which they have me on the phone ) they were within their rights to follow my instructions and send their Money to me and then give my private correspondence to the other signer, despite the fact that two of the accounts did not have her signing. In hindsight - it appears they gave me the 501c3 number when I thought I had my business account number. Nevertheless - the error began with them. I'm livid they placed me in this position. I explain This to the girl on the phone and she stammers and stumbles the best she can and says she's going to look into it. Which resulted in the branch manager calling Me and again taking me through the same story (my time is worth nothing to them!). And then she reprimands ME for making the first girl cry. Really ? What about my tears ? My reputation ? My integrity ? You give me incorrect information leading me to believe you are providing Me personal banking information and I find out later it was a non profit Account I signed on. Then when the error was discovered no consideration was given to the possibilities they issue copies Of my private banking Transactions to the public because they asked and no consideration was given st the phone Call inquiry level, that started this, the letter request Jon my personal accounts closed (this was not personal - perhaps double check?) or when it was questioned. Three places I see where the professional bank could have questioned their role. Nope. It Was my fault. And I was a bad person for making her girl cry. Donor have anything To do with this bank. They suck. They are unprofessional and they will never take Accountability for anything they do. If I could give them -5 stars I would. For frequency errors And frequent poor customer assistance. They

    Bank Of The Pacific

    Bank Of The Pacific

    (2 reviews)

    I am not usually one to complain about customer service issues, but when it comes to banking, the…read morelast thing I expected in a non-trusted industry was to be treated so terribly. I called in to inquire on some information on starting a relationship and was almost yelled at by the woman who answered the phone. I understand that we all have bad days now and again, but the tone of voice she took with me was condescending, and her snappy responses did not impress me to want to do anything with this bank. If you want to acquire new customers and solid banking relationships, learning how to be professional and courteous on the phone is a start. Unfortunately the saying that bad customer service does damage that multiplies it the truth. Had I been treated with respect on the phone, I would not be yelping, and if asked, I will rehash this occurrence.

    I had some terrible tragedy last year and was not well for a long time. I kept making payments on…read moremy car loan. Then there were more issues and I ended up being two months behind. Then I resumed making payments, but those two were still outstanding. The car had not been on the road for 8 months - I wasn't able to take it out. Instead of being contacted by the bank I received an email from a Alexander Ramos from Woodside Credit in Newport Beach, CA - (800) 717-5180. I replied immediately saying I will be caught up within 2 weeks. The reply I received from Ramos and "copies" of emails sent to a Paul, also of Woodside Credit, accusing me of "hiding" the car and that they were in the process of "repossesing" the car. Their language was rude, insulting, threatening, and bore no relation to the facts. If these morons were actually looking for the car they might have figured out it was where it had always been for 8 months. The registration had been paid as well as the smog check - but the checking had not been completed. They accused me of resuming my payments with a check "that had already been returned for NSF." I checked with my bank and the "bad" check had cleared. The funds to bring the account current has already been sent in. I thought well of Bank of the Pacific until Alexander Ramos, and "Paul," entered the picture. There is no reason to treat a customer the way I've been treated. I was not well, but I don't hide cars from repossession and I don't pay bills with bad checks. Decency, kindness, and a willingness to talk to a good customer if something seems wrong should be the first step taken. I would gladly have explained everything and tried to work out a temporary solution. Using idiots who mock a customer who responds immediately should have created a positive response from Bank of the Pacific - not rudeness and insults.

    Keybank - banks - Updated May 2026

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