Went to go get change as I work in the strip right across the road, teller told me she could not…read moregive me change because BMO wasn't our bank...if it wasn't our bank then why do we have deposit slips for that bank and a bank account? After explaining to her that we have had no issue getting change until today she turn rather rude and finally gave in but "this would be the last time" had to bring in management to get anywhere...now when one of the workers goes in she will completely ignore us and not help us..rather rude, if we didn't have to do our banking here we wouldn't!

This is a beautiful clean BMO branch that offers Keurig coffee to it's waiting clients and appears…read moreto be an active fundraiser in the community. When I came in to deposit a cheque today it appeared like they were doing a book sale in the front foyer to benefit a charity. Despite that though they really failed to make a 5 star wow factor first impression with me today. They had one teller working during the lunch hour which I thought was odd. He also gave me the impression that he was new as there was an irate elderly gentleman giving him a hard time about the withdrawal limit on his ATM card and he really seemed lost as to how to calm him down or deal with his concern. Finally another teller was brought out after the lady behind me commented to a gentleman working in the offices to the right of the front desk. The service was speedy after that but the teller called off her lunch break REALLY did not look delighted to be there. If I had to do more banking out in Sherwood Park I would come back but I definitely would not favor it over my home branch in Edmonton.

I moved my account from Scotiabank to TD Canada Trust as soon as I turned 18 as I had it with…read moreScotiabanks rude employees at their southside location. I was very pleased with the level of service at this TD location. I was set up with a chequing, savings, and credit card. Years down the road, I ran into some tough times with the loss of my job. I asked this branch to freeze my chequing account as I had two pre-authorized debits come out that put me into over draft. After a couple months I was back on my feet with a new job, and armed with a cheque to bring my account well into the black, I went to this branch to unfreeze my account so that my new employer could start making direct deposits. The employee I sat down with said that her branch had closed the account, and sent it to collections. Now my employer had bad account information, and my next paycheque would be late getting to me, making me fall behind on other bills. The employee of this branch instructed me to call their collections department to sort it out as the individual branch cannot take a payment after its been sent to collections. I went home, and made a call; for whatever reason still trying to clean up this mess and stay at TD. Their collections department told me the branch was mistaken and the account was not in their files, and I had to make a payment to the branch. I went back to this branch and was told they wouldn't be able to do anything still. This is what I asked, and the response I got verbatim "I guess I will have to use a different bank then?" to which the employee said "I guess so.". So I told them to never contact me again and they haven't. I am now a very happy customer of ATB.

Terrible covid system. I'm in and out of RBC in 3 mins. I've been waiting for over an hour in their…read moreridiculous data mining phone que...

We have been longtime customers/shareholders at the Gibbons branch but are looking for other…read moreoptions to place our nest eggs. This stems from 3 less than happy experiences with this organisation. 1: A manager was transferred and we had an appointment with her which she forgot to hand off to another staff member. 2: Another manager was unavailable and did not answer voicemail or emails from us over a 3 day period. 3: One of our accounts was suspended from accessing online and when I tried to get this resolved by phone, I got no results. I went to the branch in Gibbons to get access renewed and the teller I spoke to could not give me any valid reason for the trouble. I waited for a resolution for 1/2 hour then made the 35 minute drive home with nothing resolved. A couple of hours later, the account access was restored but no explanation was given for the suspension. I will say that the dividend payments have, over the years been reasonable but I'm not sure if dealing here is worth the bother. Communication, Credibility and Customer Service all need to be tuned up! Les Close (a customer for 10+years)

I agree with the first three reviews . It seems the staff…read moreis poorly trained and there is no number to call to reach a staff member.

Seeing that I work full time, I thought I would call the branch and lay the ground work towards…read moresetting up a financial service. I was told unless I give them my social insurance # over the phone, they could not help me. I have never been more disappointed by customer service in quite some time.

The only reason I'm giving it a 2 star is because of the one woman who works in the office. She…read morehelped us with our mortgage. As soon as she went on vacation, it went downhill. Nobody ever answers the phone, talks to you nicely or wants to help you out. You're a bank....you are supposed to help! You open at 8, you don't answer the phones at 830/9.

Sherwood Park, AB Wye rd Rbc teller colleen will mess with your account for her entertainment…read more(liing about how she is handling your money) and the manager Ashley is out of the office yet again. Hmmm watch out for this branch, over the last 2 years customer service has severely gone down hill showing how little they care about their customers (or the customers well-being). Stay clear for your happiness.

Never enough Cashiers to help, find another bank to deal with! I don't blame the front line staff,…read morethis is Management's decision!

I have a business account at CIBC and have never had any issues when dealing with them. They…read morecertainly aren't the cheapest but as my review of PC Financial shows, you sometimes get what you pay for! The tellers are professional and pleasant although not the friendliest I have ever experienced. One of the ATMs is able to dispense American dollars from your account which is a great feature if you are planning a trip - it saves you from having to go in when the bank is open. The drive-thru is convenient as well - easy to go through, no major tight corners and a straightforward entrance.

The CIBC drive through is conveniently located alongside the CIBC Baseline Road branch. It is…read moreacross from the Sobey's store on the corner of Cloverbar Road and Baseline Road. It is a bit tight and awkward to maneuver around but once you are familiar with it, you can avoid getting your car scratched. Be aware that you need to get your deposit envelope first, then move forward a wee bit to proceed with your banking. If you don't do that first, you will have to get out of your car. Do pull up very close to the machine, especially if you drive a lower to the ground car. I usually have to unbuckle my seatbelt at this location to be able to reach all the buttons.

Very disappointed…read more Was referred to this bank in Sherwood Park to become a new customer. ATB said they would give me $350 if I signed up. I signed up in February 2015 and asked for the money. ATB said I had to make at least two payroll deposits before I could get the money. I did. Still no money. I sent 3 emails online to ATB customer service. They would not respond. I am guessing that many others who were duped are complaining and Customer Service Reps are ignoring the emails from irate customers. I went to the ATB Wye Rd branch in Sherwood Park on July 22. ATB changed the story again and said I would have to wait till August 2015 for the $350. It seems like a classic case of "bait and switch." Bait and switch scams are illegal in this province. I wrote the ATB CEO Dave Mowat July 22, 2015 and copied the letter to CBC TV show Marketplace. Will look for a local TV station to do a story on ATB Wye Road. A clerk at the bank told me on July 22, 2015 that there was fine print indicating you basically had to jump through hoops to get the $350. I told him that the ATB was founded during the Depression to help poor folks get bank accounts and credit, and that bait and switch scams should be left to the bigger banks that are EACH making over 1 billion a year in PROFIT from nuisance bank fees. I will wait to hear from CEO Dave Mowat tomorrow. If I can't get ATB Wye Road to pay me my $350, I will close my account due to the bank's non-payment of funds. Today, I also filed a complaint against ATB with Alberta Consumer Affairs alleging unfair trade practices. The tactics being used by the bank are truly unfortunate. I just do not trust them anymore. P. S. ATB is planning a similar promotion coming soon with smaller incentive amounts. Buyer beware.

From the owner: With $58.5 billion in assets, ATB Financial is an Alberta-built financial institution that is a…read morecatalyst for economic growth in our province. We got started in 1938 to help Albertans through tough economic times. Today, ATB Financial's more than 5,000 team members love to deliver exceptional experiences to nearly 800,000 clients through our many branches and agencies, our 24-hour Client Care Centre, four entrepreneur centres, and our digital banking options. ATB powers possibilities for our clients, Alberta and beyond.

We moved our banking to RBC because our previous bank decided to raise their rates. We are happy…read morewith making the switch. This branch is pretty cool. The layout is modern and kinda busts out from the normal that you would often find in a bank. They have an interactive panel that kids can use to play a neat puzzle game. The service here is great. Being a new branch they have decided to focus on this area first and foremost. That makes me happy. They have a great selection of safe deposit boxes as well.