First off let me say that I'm not a fan of large banks since there are plenty of small local and…read moreregional banks that can better and less corruptly put your banknotes to work through fractional-reserve banking. With that being said I needed to go to a bank so Capital One could confirm my identity for a credit card and since this was the closest open financial institution I came here. Although they were understaffed on the Saturday morning I came in with only three bankers and about the same number of lobby tellers, once I waited in the seating area for around 15 minutes I explained what I needed to my banker and even though I informed her that I am not a customer here she went ahead and called Capital One for me which was a 20 minute game of personal information sharing, holding, and handing the phone back and forth. Before we made the call I was told about their checking and savings products and we casually talked about their credit cards and other services during the call but I greatly appreciate the fact that even though I'm not a customer here the banker I worked with was very kind and told me not to worry that the ridiculous verification process was taking so long which was quite a positive experience and made me feel as if I wasn't at such a powerful and monolithic institution.

One minute... I arrived one minute after closing and your door was locked. You let someone out,…read morenoticed there were four of us that just arrived and you said "sorry, we're closed", then closed /locked the door again. It must be absolutely wonderful to be so confident in your business and your job that you can close the door on 4 customers that went out of their way to leave home or work and drive all the way to your location. Must be a very comfortable feeling. Maybe stop being comfortable because some of us are leaving for banks with convenient hours (who closes at 4PM???) and customer service skills. A month or so ago I was in your branch and one of the ladies said that it won't be long before almost all transactions will be done online and there will be very few actual branches. I'm not surprised Bank of America feels that way. Other banks will stay open and be rewarded. Not you. It's shameful. Try harder. Or maybe try, for once.

3 ATMs. Rarely have to wait in line. The tellers and managers are very friendly. Downside - Only…read moreopen til 4 Monday through Thursday. Brightside - Open til 6 Friday. Best part about B of A is deposits made before 8 hit your account next day. Cash hits immediately even from an ATM.

If you have Bank of America you might want to check your past few months transactions. I've just…read morestarted to receive a new $25 "monthly fee" on an account I've had for 5 years. Their employees are rude and have no sense of humanity, nor do they care if you keep your account. I've never felt more distrust towards a bank. I've had an account for 5 years and I feel as if I still have no relationship with this bank or the robots that they hire. They're a big corporation that only wants you as a customer if they can steal from you. #bankofamerica

I'm having to leave a negative review because I've done had it with this bank, especially this…read morelocation just keeps getting worse. 8-2 for drive through hours so the working man or woman can't go do anything unless it's by appointment only which is BS because the lobby should be open. I saw plenty of workers in the building yet they couldn't help me get a temporary card at least so I can actually use my account? You're going to tell me to drive 20 minutes to loganville just so I can use the drive through?