* No ATM? Are you serious? *…read more Breezing through the airport, and skipping the ATMs was no issue since I saw there was an HSBC right near my hotel. That is no issue until I arrived and saw a little piece of paper on the window saying, "This location has no bank machine." Are you serious? World's local bank my butt!

They have an ATM outside, and another inside. Not sure what dope you were smoking Marc, but please…read morePM the number.

Came in yesterday, waited almost an hour to get an appointment scheduled for today. Today I got…read morehere 5 minutes before my appointment and waited half of hour to figure out that they don't have me on the list. After that I was able to see an account manager, sat down through his pitch and was rejected an account because they don't accept printed bank statements as a proof of address - which was not communicated to me the day I scheduled my appointment. Wasted my time and gave up my personal details for no reason. Sticking with my current bank.

Branch of barclays bank in kensington.The bank was at the end of the high street.It was a medium…read moresize branch and it got busy most of the time.The staff here was quite nice and showed very good working attitude from my own experience.The service was also quite professional.One of the best bank branches on this high street.

* Thank you * While…read morethis may seem like a crazy thing to thank a bank branch for - thank you for having an ATM that accepts HSBC cards when the HSBC nearby (http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/hsbc-bank-london#hrid:An7NpdzxH3fQfHgW-svH_g/src:self) doesn't. Thank you, thank you, thank you! You saved a poundless foreigner!

A bank is supposed to offer accounts for people to put their money in. This bank is so busy selling…read morepeople's money in credits that they do not wish to open bank accounts. They ask for silly things for them. So the European Union doesn't serve for anything as they don't recognize passports outside the UK. Banks were supposed to help out customers not make one-sided decisions who only benefit them. Without people's money, banks are nothing.

Very friendly staff that helped us exchange our old pounds for newer ones that could be used.read more

Metro Bank has got to be one of the coolest banks on the high-street, they were the first bank to…read morelaunch high-street stores in the UK in over 150 years, since then they've grown to around 77 branches, most of them are in London, but they have a growing presence north of the M25. This location in Fulham Broadway is pretty cool, the staff were friendly and attentive and printed my new card in-store, I only had to wait for a couple of minutes. I love how if you lose or have a problem with your card, you can come into store and get a new one, compared to other high street banks that make you wait for days. I was even able to leave, get a few things from Sainsbury's and come back. The store is normally open until 8 pm but as of the time of writing (September 2021), they are still on reduced hours, closing at 6 pm. I do also dislike how like all Metro Bank locations, they lack indoor cash machines, this can often mean the experience of paying in and withdrawing money is quicker, but the staff are friendly and happy to help, as quick as possible. 4* - Friendly service, the bank looked pretty good too, lacking some features but still all in all a good place to bank. Review #3600

It's not often you judge a place when taking business away from them, but I did wonder what to…read moreexpect when closing my last account at the Halifax. In fact, they couldn't have been nicer about it, and understood my reasons for doing so, without pressurising me to change my mind. In five minutes, it was all done.

I have been very impressed with Halifax and this branch in particular. The branch is well laid out…read morewith cashiers (and cash points) on the right as you walk in and two welcome desks on the left. All the staff I have dealt with has been very friendly and always helpful. On matters that the staff couldn't help me with straight away (such as the opening of savings account) I was made an appointment to come back another day at a time that suited me. It was nice to see a bank that still seemed to care about its customers and give them the best deals possible. Obviously I don't simply rely on their advice as at the end of the day they are a business and want you to buy their products. But when I have decided that their product is the best on the market through my own research, then I come to them and have not been disappointed with their customer service thus far.

A very good bank with friendly staff they even have a host greeting and directing people. During…read morepeek time they tend to be very busy and the times that I've been there is only 3 cashiers in service so its a long wait if there's queue.

I will be send this review to all of the Barclays Bank site in the US and UK. This bank prides…read moreitself on security but allows site like easyyardsale.com to do business with them because they know this Bank is to big to do anything to find and stop them from taking peoples money. So instead of leaving the yelp for the fraudulent company I decided to leave it with the bank that allows them to take the money. I also leaving this review with the back because I know I will have to fight tooth and nail to TRY to get the money back with a success rate of probably 50/50. Here is what was left on the BBB site for easyyardsale.com: On May 12, 2014, we wrote to this business requesting that they substantiate advertising claims made on their website, www.easyyardsale.com. The site's "About Us" page displays a list of officers of the company: C.A. "Andy" Wenig, Fred Swan, Allan Marks, David Michael Jacobson, and Beth Crowell - complete with portraits. The images used are actually those of high-profile executives of eBay, Inc. whose names have been slightly altered. On May 13, 2014 we contacted eBay, Inc. who informed us that there is no affiliation between eBay's executives and this business. The "About Us" page also claims that the company was founded in December 2008 by Peter Becker and Erik Holcomb. Becker and Holcomb are actually the founders of a business named Global Garage Sale, Inc. based in Winooski, VT. We confirmed on May 13, 2014 with Global Garage Sale, Inc. that neither Becker nor Holcomb are affiliated with this business. The website also advertises the business' name as "Easy Yard Sale, Inc." As of May 13, 2014 we have been unable to confirm that this business is incorporated in California, nor could we locate any local registration with Sacramento County. As of May 8, 2014, we confirmed that the address listed on this business' website of 11204 Pyrites Way Gold River, CA 95670 is not listed with the Sacramento County Assessors office. Also, the United States Post Office reports that they do not serve this address. According to the BBB Code of Advertising, "Advertisements which are untrue, misleading, deceptive, fraudulent, falsely disparaging of competitors, or insincere offers to sell, shall not be used." Additionally, the BBB Code of Advertising States "In general, advertising which uses testimonials or endorsements is likely to mislead or confuse if it is not genuine and does not actually represent the current opinion of the endorser." Prior to this nothing but glowing reviews on all site and no complaints on the BBB. How did a little company like this scam a major bank that it was a legit company or did the bank just not care?