Editing to bump up to 3 stars as the staff did help me get what I needed done and provided a recommendation for a notary. As a longtime TD patron came here to get a document notarized and were told that due to "limited notary services" my documents did not qualify. Would of been nice if they told me when I had called and asked. Additionally I was kept waiting for awhile and asked if I could use a restroom and was told no. I understand due to COVID restrictions but it just seemed a bit odd. I have been debating whether to keep my accounts at TD and little things like this are irksome. My friends use a smaller bank and are much happier with the services they receive. All in all would recommend trying to find a different bank to use if possible. Maybe it's just this one branch but lately have been feeling like this has just become the norm. read more

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As a small business owner engaged with T.d. bank, every other branch in our area is run efficiently and quickly expedites customers. This branch repeatedly has a half dozen employees who always seem incapable of stepping into a position as teller. Leaving lines often standing in wait for a signicantly longer period than any other branch I jave ever visited in my 7yr affiliation read more

The atm is down. I can see people inside but they just closed and they closed the drive up banking early do to covid... simply the worst. As I type this 5 people have tried to use the bank. We should all go to a different bank not just branch read more

I've had no problems with this bank. They're open long hours including both Saturday and amazingly on Sunday. Staff at this branch were really helpful and the bank was clean. They also have a free coin counting machine. You need to have an account to use it so make sure you don't think it's for anyone to use that walk off the street. - sadly the free coin counting machines have been removed. Boo! Plenty of parking and two car drive through. Online app is available, easy to use and you can use it to deposit checks. For some reason I think it will not allow you to deposit large amount checks but I could be wrong and that was when they first added the option. Account fees are to a minimum. I'm not sure if they have sister branches in Europe. BOA does but they are full of nickel and dime fees. I wouldn't hesitate to open an account here. The hours and being open seven days a week is a tremendous benefit. read more

This branch is like any other TD Bank. Open almost all the time. And like other some excellent staff and of course always one with attitude. Love online web site and ability to deposit checks by phone read more

TD Bank has the worst customer service ever. They are also very "fishy" in the way they do business. They slap imaginary fees to customers and getting those fees off are difficult as they threaten to send it to collections. Be very careful what bank you deal with. For me they are "legal thief." read more

America's most inconvenient bank! Extremely poor service from the Branch to the 800 numbers. The branch didn't want to be bothered and they refered me to another phone number who said the bank branch could have and should have helped me! Commerce Bank was top notch, unfortunately after it switched the entire bank when downhill.I hate TD! I would recommend you look elsewhere. read more

In the normal context of a Bank Robbery the scenario would involve stealing money from the bank. TD Bank has flipped this concept and now Bank Robbery has a context of the bank taking money from you! I established a checking account with the bank by online application. The account opening came with a bonus offer. It was necessary for me to fight for several months to get the promised bonus. Fortunately an employee at the branch was willing to fight the battle with the marketing department to get me what was promised. Now with the bonus in hand I discover that the bank is deducting each month that I receive a paper statement. Even though I never received disclosure in that regard I change to electronic statements. Next, I discover that the bank is deducting $15 per month because the account has fallen below the $100 required threshold. Unfortunately, I am not getting notifications about the statements or the fee assessments, and thus at $15 per month I am giving back the initial bonus (bait) that I received from the bank. I realize the problem when I get a letter indicating that my account has been overdrawn by the various fees. The tone of the letter is harsh and somewhat threatening over a $12 overdrawn account. So I deposit the amount of the deficit and bring the account up to the $100 threshold. Ultimately, I decide to close the account and discover they have already deducted another $15 even though the account had the $100 threshold in place. Turns out that if the account is below that threshold, even for one day, they hit you with another $15 fee. Today, I closed the account after discovering that all of the assessments were actually causing me to loose both principal and bonus. They "stole" my money by providing little to no clear disclosure to accompany my account which was opened online. I have been robbed! Somebody call the authorities! read more