I have been a customer of NCB over 50 years (since 1972) and I've always been impressed with their…read morecourteous, professional service. After I retired in 2008, I went from Capital Hill to the Chevy Chase branch. At CC, I used the drive-up window. Well, one day I needed a deposit slip so I went inside. To my surprise, the teller greeted me by name! That's right, the teller knew my name. No big deal, but it made my day.

I've been a customer for ten years and love this bank. You can walk in and always find someone to…read morehelp. Great customer service and good rates.

I have been a customer of this credit union for over 20 years and, in my opinion, they're worthy of…read morea 4-star rating. (1) very good savings rates (including for savings accounts, CDs) and for auto loans. Their rates are significantly better than local commercial banks but not as good as internet banks (such as Discover or CapitalOne). (2) competent and friendly customer service, both for loans, as well as for walk-up teller services. (3) good attention to security of my banking accounts. (4) some financial education programs. Areas for improvement include: increasing the functionality of their website, lowering fees of some services (such as international wires), and offering higher savings rates that better compete with internet banks.

I love the lcfcu .. they are a hidden gem within banks and credit unions. I love being a member.read more

Excellent service from this sparkling-clean inviting bank branch!…read more I needed notary service and I was able to make an appointment via the very helpful woman on the phone. Then, when I arrived, I found the cleanliness of the bank and the complete mask-wearing of the staff, very reassuring during this terrible Trump Virus Pandemic. The notary, Brandon, helped me immediately and he was very professional and friendly.

I never post reviews, but I'm so sick of this branch! It seems everytime I come into this branch,…read morethey direct me to online services. Obviously I'm coming into the branch because it cannot be done online. The form I need filled out has previously been filled out at a branch, which is very simple. After rushing in traffic to get there by 5, per manager...go online! Thx and goodbye

This was such a delightful find. I stumbled upon this place whilst Googling "coffee" when I was in…read morethe neighborhood. Capital One came up! Like huh? Never knew they had this type of place. It's cute and quaint. The customer service is friendly, engaging, and welcoming. They've created a phenomenal co-working space with private rooms to take meetings for members. I'll look forward to reserving one next time I'm in a major city.

Great place! Exploring the area and I needed somewhere quiet to focus - this cafe was up the street…read moreso I decided to pop in. It's a clean and quiet space in a busy neighborhood with plenty of street parking available. It's very modern with conference rooms and plenty of outlets for convenience (and with a separate nook for card holders). As soon as I walked in Joni gave me a very thorough rundown as well as a latte on the house for it being my first time! I thought that was a great gesture. It was fairly empty for late afternoon (2/3p) so I hung out for a few hours and then another ambassador named Mike was gracious enough to bless me with another latte on the house. Everyone was so welcoming and went above and beyond imo when it came to checking on customers. Now the lattes - the first was the iced Honey Lavender Latte. Perfect! I'm not a coffee drinker at all so I ordered this based off of my love of chai lattes. It was a little strong, but not overpowering with some sweetness to it. I got a hot Chai latte later on since the a/c was on full blast - the chai was also a little overpowering - almost too spicy tasting. If they even this out with the milk it'd be perfect. After 2 unexpected comp'd drinks and an inviting atmosphere, I can say this is a great place to hang out and get some work done. I'll return for one of their events and see if the vibe is different but for now, it's added to the list!

Stop by PNC 650 Pennsylvania Branch today. I was trying to get a $2.00 refund. What I received was…read moresome excellent banking skills from Mr. Patrick Wanamaker (love the name). He took his time to explain what the issue is/was and assisted me in solving the problem, it was me. He was very patient. I did not have my glasses with me. He was kind enough not to take my coins and deposit in his account. I love a YOUNG smart, intelligent, healthy, wealthy don't mine helping a women, MAN. Seriously stop by and say hello to Mr. Wanamaker.

I reported a fraud done on my account for $400.00 and was denied coverage due to receiving my…read morewallet back.from it being stolen. I rerequested when i was going to close my account due to this and she said i couldn't receive my money back. So i kept open and resubmited my claim to be denied again. PNC don't have your back. I even got a criminal police report for it. !!! Tammy Davis

If you like banking like you're in 1994, go right ahead. This has been the worst experience I have…read moreever had with a bank. They are impossible to use online, no one can ever help in person and you'll always be on hold for hours if you need to speak to someone.

Worse credit union ever! Customer service is horrible, obviously they are not training quality…read morepeople. If you call a few times, you will get a different answer from each person and a supervisor is never available to speak to you. If you are looking for a good credit union this is not it. Do your research and read the reviews.

Once agin they did it. Received exactly and rapid customer…read moreservice from : MARIESHA KOROMA . Keep up the great work guys.

I recently encountered significant challenges at a Bank of America branch while attempting to cash…read morean endorsed check drawn under Bank of America for under $400. This review aims to elucidate the inconsistencies and miscommunications experienced, emphasizing the need for a standardized application of bank policies. *First let me say I agree with all the other reviews; this place moves like molasses and for no reason *. I came into the branch to cash a small check that had been endorsed to me by my fiancée. Neither of us has an account with Bank of America however it was rush hour traffic and I tried to avoid going over the bridge just to cash it After being denied by the teller, Aliyyah Abdussamadi, and subsequently by the branch manager, Cynthia Marshal, I sought clarification from Bank of America's customer service. I asked Ms Marshal when did this policy change as I had just cashed a check endorsed to me by my son 2 months ago that was drawn under Bank of America. She explained she had been working in banking for over 16 years and to HER knowledge, an endorsed check can only be deposited or cashed if the person who the check's name is in has an account or with the endorsed person. Cara (customer solution BOA) in Dallas informed me that the bank does indeed cash endorsed checks for non-account holders, contingent upon the branch manager's discretion. This was a reasonable policy, but my experience at the branch deviated significantly. Ms. Marshal attempted to explain that my previous success in cashing an endorsed check at another branch was an exception rather than the rule, suggesting that the presence of my son--despite his lack of ID--was a decisive factor. This explanation was both illogical and concerning, as it implied an arbitrary application of policy that undermines procedural integrity. When I asked if it was ethical to cash a check based solely on my son's presence (WITHOUT an ID) Ms. Marshal's reasoning fell short of addressing the fundamental inconsistency. Today, with my fiancé's check, the situation deteriorated further. Despite presenting multiple forms of ID--including my personal bank card, state ID, military ID, three credit cards, and my fiancé's bank card--Ms. Marshal maintained that the check could not be cashed unless my fiancé was physically present, thereby negating the purpose of endorsement. Her suggestion that my fiancé should come to the branch was impractical and contradictory to the very essence of an endorsed check. Subsequently, I spoke with Mr. Murphy Aghedo, who acknowledged that he would have cashed the check if he were in charge, but deferred to the manager's decision. (Let the record show that I still had the customer solution rep on the phone the entire time and she too was able to speak to Mr Aghedo and explained to him the policy). This indicated a lack of clear, consistent policy enforcement within the branch. In total, I spent over an hour trying to resolve an issue that should have been straightforward, only to be met with a lack of accountability and coherence from the branch staff. This experience underscores a critical disconnect between Bank of America's stated policies and their execution at the branch level. For a bank that prides itself on customer service and procedural integrity, these inconsistencies are unacceptable. Clear, consistent, and ethical application of policies is paramount to maintaining customer trust and operational efficiency. I hope Bank of America will address these discrepancies to ensure a more reliable and transparent customer experience in the future. * TO BE CLEAR* I did not present all forms of ID to Ms Marshal; I just told her I had them but she denied cashing the check anyway stating my fiancée needed to be there. ***** I DID however produce them to Aghedo".

Hey yall, Walking…read moredown the st and ran right into one of my fav places the bank!! Chase is always a convenient bank! Always in every city every state and I like how they treat me! This transaction was smooth. It was nice. Thanks!

This is one of the best banks I have ever been to. I had a business account with Chase Bank. The…read moreservice is always excellent. You receive water, folders, and printed statements - all at no charge. I am HOH as the H Street Corridor coincides with Gallaudet University and a lot of people do not understand the HOH community. I am also DeafBlind, this bank has excellent accessibility.

This is the natural, foreseeable result of a banking corporation that wants to cut out the human…read moreelement and force you to do everything online, which is cheaper for them even if less convenient at times for you. The people here are very friendly but the bank is constantly understaffed and the service is so slow that if there are 2-3 people in line ahead of you, it's probably better to come back at some other time. Terrible.

While they used to validate parking in the garage, apparently that was too customer-friendly, so…read morethat's been stopped. The garage charges anywhere from $7 to $35 if it's a game day, and street parking is challenging. No thanks. At least the branch on the Hill has free street parking.

I took out $300 recently. It gave me $100 in 20s and two $100 bills. It's possible it warned me I…read morewould get $100 bills, I don't know. But that's a crazy combination of denominations to give, let alone have as your default. I've never in like 40 years of getting money from ATMs for all kinds of banks and credit unions in this kind of amount had it give me Benjamins. Not even one time. So I went inside and explained. She said they could not break the $100s for me because I didn't have an ID with me. I had my Capital One card. She said they needed a photo ID? Er, what? That's crazytown. This was the first time I've ever literally used a native ATM for Capital One. Always used the one in CVS or other affiliated ATMs. Guess I'll either avoid CO's ATMs in the future or at least scour the confirmation page to see if they have some warning about huge bills being the default.

My experience with Capital One online banking, and in branch service, both has been equally…read moredeplorable. Why, you ask? Let me explain... They will decide for you if a purchase you make represents a security concern. They will refuse to let the purchase go through, and say sorry, you'll have to find another way to make the payment, but it won't be through this bank. I ended up submitting a snail check for payment, essentially forcing them to pay for it. However, they will place their concern for risk at a greater priority than servicing you, including refusing to text you to confirm the payment. It's always on you to call to confirm the purchase, and even then, it's possible the purchase won't happen because they don't think it's safe to approve it. While the purchases were high ticket, they weren't that high: $2100 for a laundry set. But no. They won't approve it. ugh. It's not their money, not their decision. I'm definitely moving the accounts ASAP.