Always helpful, friendly and respectful. I am very impressed with this branch and their level of…read morecustomer service.

I have several accounts at this bank, but when I needed a new account for my business, I went to…read moreanother bank. The sidewalk ATM at this branch is out of service 9 times out of 10. I have lodged complaints with branch people several times and in writing. No improvement. The information systems at this bank look like they are using COBOL programmers from 1975. They definitely need a new CIO and substantial investment in modernizing.

Went to the bank on 1/5/19 for an explanation of my Home Equity Credit Line recent bill. Talked to…read morea young woman who is either a Bank Manager or Assistant Manager (I don't know which position she holds.) These monthly bills are complicated. I wanted her to help me with figuring out my payments vis a vis my statement credits. She was very bothered by my request. I had to answer all my own questions. She lent me a calculator, offered almost no help, dismissed my suggestions that the bank make the monthly form and deposit slip a little more customer friendly, etc. This manager made me feel I was imposing on her time (though she had no other customers and was doing nothing when I arrived). Worst bank in Delmar!

I've been a BOA customer for decades and customer service here is the worst. I think they know…read morepeople are held hostage to them so they behave like a fine restaurant that doesn't want to acknowledge the riff raff. would love to find. bank with better customer service and at least as much convenience which is the real reason I use them.

The second time I had walk out because of standing and waiting and waiting while the one person…read moreworking the counter is helping someone they should've sent to someone behind a desk to help them. Especially in the line marked BUSINESS clients! Take that sign down because it's certainly misleading as they'll take anyone in that line except actual business clients. Do you not want money deposited into your bank? Do you think people want to stand in line over 10 minutes to make a deposit while you're printing someone's financials for them so their daughter can buy a house? Newsflash: THEY DON'T! For Pete's sake! Pay attention. There were at least three others working there as the line just got bigger. You'd think they would jump in to help! Nope. Oh well. No thousands for you today,

There used to be a time, where I would not shut up about how GREAT SEFCU was. They gave me a shot…read moreat financing my cars, when my score was on the low side . . but I was able to talk to them and show them my progress and explain my old debts. That, was 20 years ago. Much has changed, over the years . . as SEFCU Got Bigger, and the consumer became much smaller, to them. We hold no value anymore. Just a credit score. Now, they have merged with CapCom and become rebranded as BroadView. So now they are even BIGGER and we, the consumer are even smaller. I get that my credit score has seen its ups and downs over the 35 years I have been with SEFCU/Broadview. I get that, after review of my credit profile, they had to cancel a credit card I had with them, even though I had been making payments all along. I get that part. But, when you canceled my card - your system will no longer allow me to make a payment to the card on my own. Instead, I have to call each time and request to GIVE YOU MONEY. How absurd (and out of touch) is that? Okay, so I make the call and request that you take $210 payment towards the closed card. Staff makes the payment to a different card on an account that is still active, and I could have made myself. Why would I need them to make a payment on an account I have access to'? Then, when I told them about the mistake they made, they informed the that they could reverse the payment - but it would take two days and I Can make another $210 to the closed card today. WAIT. WHAT? So, you are perfectly OKAY tying up my $420 for a few days while you sort out the mistake you made? A mistake, by the way, I would not have made if I was able to make the payment myself. My Dad has a Credit Score of 840. You fall all over him, when he comes in and call him if he gets a car loan from another bank. Yet, his interest rate is so good that you barely make any money from him. My interest rate is much higher. And you treat me like the red headed step child. Yet, I have never fully missed a payment with SEFCU in over 30 years. You make a ton of money from people like me. A TON. You make pennies form my Dad. Let that sink in.

Broadview has this deceptive practice where their algorithms will prioritize purchases in a way…read morethat maximizes the possibility of over drafting your account. You could make an in person debit card purchase, have an incoming payroll check, and some automatic payments and regardless of actual purchase dates the bank will clear it whatever way that gets them multiple overdraft fees. Even if that means removing an in person purchase to let an ACH payment go through and then allowing a bunch of small purchases after so they can get three overdraft payments instead of one. They also won't pull from an attached savings account to cover the difference because all they want are overdraft fees. It's predatory.

I just called the branch and spoke with a gentleman who wouldn't give me his name. When I told him…read moremy situation that my father is at the hospital passing and my elderly mother who doesn't drive and knows nothing about banking is coming in with a POA. Can I have someone waiting to help her. I was told no she needs to sign in at the clip board and wait. I will be closing my accounts stat!

My first and last experience with SEFCU. Was told a loan was approved by first employee (witnessed…read moreby 2 people) then told by the manager it was not. The first employee of course denies saying it was approved. This was a small loan of less than 30,000.00 with a co-signer. Co-signer alone has assets of about 3 million and debt of less than 400,000.00 and a credit score of around 800. The co-signer is writing this review. Do your homework and look elsewhere.

Extremely infuriated by the incompetence and lack of customer consideration of one, Anthony D…read moreWilson, Financial Center Manager at the 1450 Western Ave branch. I went in with CORRECT commit number to have insurance check endorsed at the branch. Anthony D Wilson wrote ONE of the 8 digit of that commit number wrong and took himself off into wild goose chase for next 45min. when everything was done, I asked him what took so long? and he answered "YOU gave me A WRONG commit number", in very condescending tone. I asked him what the correct number was, and he showed me the EXACT NUMBER I came in with, which I gave him verbally as well as visually. When Anthony realized that He made a mistake from the beginning, all he said was "oh, it's on me" and that was it. NO APOLOGIES. and he just walked a way. When I started to complain that I got stuck in the branch for 45 min. on the business that should have taken less than 5 min, BECAUSE of Anthony's mistake, he tried to make me go out the building by saying "your complaining will be another 5 min" in VERY confrontational attitude. NOT HAPPY.

I just visited this branch yesterday. I had a joint account with my mother, who recently passed and…read moreneeded to transfer it to me. I met with one of the relationship managers (I forget her name but she was in the left office). She was so warm and funny. She took so much time with me and even thought of things I would need to do to help wind up the estate as a person living out of state.

This is by far the best bank I have ever had! The few ladies that I have had the pleasure to deal…read morewith are very courteous and they always give you that "family" feel when you walk in. Going to the bank is no longer a chore for me.