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TD Bank earns a 2.8-star rating from 17 reviews and 465 complaints, indicating that most banking clients are somewhat satisfied with financial services.

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TD Bank excessive overdraft fees

My husband and I opened 2 checking accounts with TD Bank a year and a 1/2 ago, right before they merged with Commerce Bank and at the time there wasn't a monthly maintenance fee or fees for using the ATM. Now, we have a fee every month and on top of that extremely excessive overdraft fees! I have been charged over $1, 000 in fees this summer because they balance they keep isn't accurate. On top of that they deduct transactions from highest to lowest, not in the order that they were done! Not only that but if you're overdrawn for 5 consecutive days you will be charged $35 and continue to be charged $35 every 5 days until a deposit is made! And this is the best one, I was charged a $35 overdraft fee for a $18 transaction from Netflix because when it was authorized I only had $11 in my account (it's automatic every month) and then when it came out of pending and it actually "posted" to my account I was charged $35 again! I called customer service and the rep said that they will mail me the "Schedule of Deposit Account Charges" for me to review.

This bank is ridiculous! With the economy the way it is how do they get away with charging these fees! There has to e something to do about it. I am closing my accounts with TD Bank today!

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Jan 12, 2010 2:37 pm UTC

It all started on 9/25/2009. "The Great Glitch" as TD Bank called it. I went to withdraw $50.00 out of my account and couldn't get any money out. Went home to check my accounts online and couldn't get access to them. Then tried to call and couldn't get through to customer service.

Keep in mind that all of my paychecks are direct deposit along with my husbands Social Security. Because I work 2 full time jobs for a total of 75 hours a week, everything I do is online. Auto Pay, Direct Deposit, etc.. According to TD Bank they were implementing a new program and changing the way they charged overdraft fees. Since everything I do is automatic, TD Bank would process all my direct payments 1st, return them, charge me outrageous fees and then post my direct deposit payroll. Of course at that point I would have a negative balance . Some weeks I would have around $15.00 left out of a $1000.00 paycheck and no real bills covered. They had returned them all, charged their fees and then credit my paycheck.

I couldn't hardly get it stopped, because they would get my paycheck, before I could and take all their fees first. This has sent me into a financial tailspin, that I am having a hard time getting out of. I work so many hours, because I am trying to climb out of a financial mess from my husbands illness and the last thing I needed is their thievery.

I went in to the branches several times, made numerous calls, all to no avail. As of 1/12/2010 they have taken $4, 370.00 in overdraft fees. By the time I realized they were not going to correct anything, it took my companies several weeks to change my direct deposits and I am still working on canceling the auto payments. After finally contacting the BBB, they are now offering to zero the negative balances out, but "too bad" about my $4, 370.00 in fees, not including all the fees charged by the companies who got things returned to them.

Someone should seriously look at the banks and begin regulating their fee scales. This is detrimental to the "little man" who has to work for a living.

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Jane Conway
Coventry, US
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My complaint is quite different from those posted above. Because TD Bank did not respond to problems we had with the IRS, we had to hire a tax consultant to take care of things. FACT: TD Bank was responsible for filing our employee withholding, which we did. The MONEY WAS MISROUTED to the IRS and our account showed no payment was made. TD Bank was NONRESPONSIVE to both us and our tax consultant. We are still thrashing this out with the IRS after 5 years.
Now we have a levy on our checking account from the State of NH for a Tax Warrant. This is outrageous for two reasons. First, we don't owe any money to the State of NH and such a levy should have never been made against an account that has federal funds such as SS payments in it. This is federal law. Clearly, the Bank has violated federal law. I'm sure this will take weeks, months, or possibly years to reconcile. In the meantime, we are living on nothing. This bank should not be allowed to operate since it clearly doesn't know what the law is nor does it care about its customers.

I will be moving ALL of my accounts to another bank on Monday morning 4/8/13.

Jane C. Conway

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Philadelphia, US
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Aug 31, 2010 6:26 am UTC
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TD Bank irobs people and their practices are ridiculous. Whnen it was Commerce Bank, you knew why over overdrew something, it was clear as day. With this ridiculous bank... not only do you get a fee for somethingt hat makes absolutely ZERO sense, it seems that there is never just one, there is ALWAYS at least two. I have recently changed banks because I'm tired of this. I am responsible with my money and to get charged OD fees all the time for things that literally make no sense to me seems shady. They truly are lining their pockets! They say the do not charge OD fees on "pending transactions"..the hell they don't! Not only do they charge it when it is pending, but they charge it again once it posts! I cannot grasp why in the hell you have mpney on your account that you use and later they tell you that you really didn't have it?! I have an avail balance of $28 after my vacation, of which I did not use, however, the CSR said to me that it said I had $28 as my avail balance but I really didn't. When I asked him to explain that he basically said that it just wasn't there... that is strange considering NOTHING else was coming out of my account that week I was on a cruise, and everything I spent was charged at the end... my original balance 1680.00, my charges 1652, my avail balaance 28...however, it wasn't really there? MAKES NO DAMN SENSE! It was there and that was teh final straw for me, I have since switched banks...now I have peace of mind that I am not being ripped off!

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Maggie writes, "If the money is already in your account before you make the debits/checks, it won't matter how they order the posting". Guess what, you are wrong. TD Bank will charge you overdraft fees on debit card purchases on a Friday that were paid for on a Monday. Let's be clear, these purchases are not gas purchases where there is a lag time, they were purchases where the money was in the account at the time of the purchase. The funny thing is not one customer rep. could explain to me how this is possible. I have been send information three times, none of which explained why they are charging overdraft to debit transactions that have already been paid.

On TD's website under pendind transactions it clearly states, 'It is important to remember that your money is considered spent when you conduct the transaction; not when it posts to your account'. Really, well aparently TD bank has not read their own website. One customer rep. actually said to me that it only looks like that is happening.

Charging overdraft fees to a debit card purchase when it posts is clearly a direct contradiction to their website. When I pointed this out to TD Bank, they closed my account an put me on the chexsystem. Well...I'm off to small claims court.

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Jersey City, US
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Jan 24, 2010 12:50 pm UTC
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I am 21 year old college student who does not make a lot of money working retail. This past friday i deposited my check for $ 475. They said the check will not clear till tuesday im assuming this is because monday was martin luther king day. so i manage to do without any money till monday in which i checked my accout balance that said Balance: 475 and Available: 10. being naive as i am i thought that i was able to use this money without any over drafting fees. however that monday i spent around 105 dollars on several menail items which were all approved, now on saturday i recieve a letter telling me that i am being charged 210 DOLLARS in over drafting fees, which now leaves my account balace at $-230... is there any way to fight this? i do not any means of going three weeks without money...

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Jan 17, 2010 6:20 am UTC

YES! TD is in fact using dishonest methods to line thier pockets! A Payroll check that used to clear in a day all of a sudden stalls and they don't clear it. In the meantime about 14 small purchaces like coffee, etc totaling perhaps $50 caused over $500 in overdraft fees. As things get quicker and faster why dose that become mysteriously slower. The point is the depost was made with a large companies payroll check like it had been for years without any problems. The money I spent was MY money - not like I emptied my account and kept going. They let the compound overdrafting go on for days before I received the first notification which never mentioned the very first one that seemed to cause the domino effect. I asked for a copy or confirmation that such a notice went out an they said "We don't keep records". The Bank manager was downright rude and even laughed at me. When asked for his superior I was handed an 800 number to call without results. It is Clear that they have set up a self imposed defacto usary lending system forced down the customers throght by stalling deposits and imposing predatory fees." In the meatime CEOs get multi millions in bonuses after athe Bailouts. WHERE are our LEGISLATORS?

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TD Bank worst customer service

This bank is the most uncivilized bank in a civilized world. They are worst in customer service, they have been giving me a run around and fishing for reason to decline my loan. They have lied to me so many times about why it took them over 5 months to give me a reason why my loan is still in process and finally i receive a letter which says my loan has been declined, the worst part is that TD Bank employee did not even sign the letter before mailing it. They also lied about the credit reporting Agency that they use for checking your credit. I called the agency and found out that they never checked my credit and made a decision without any base. BIGGEST LIARS in the WORLD. A BANK THAT SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR ANY SERVICES.
Very uncivilized employees working at TD Bank. Worst bank to go to for any kind of services.
PLease do not go to TD Bank for any HOME LOANS OR ANY KIND OF LOANS. All you will get is a run around and than finally you will recieve a letter stating your loan has been declined.
I still don't understand how can JD POWER AND ASSOCIATES call them Number #1 they should be given the worst bank award.

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Nov 03, 2010 12:00 am UTC

I HATE this bank! They will leave small purchases sitting in pending until your insurance payment or something other hits the account and "pay" all for maximum fees. Go to Chase, they are civilized.

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Sep 14, 2010 1:41 pm UTC

This bank is the worst bank in the history I had commerce and it was great they switch to this TD bank (thieft) bank that all they due is treat u like your no one and for everything they have an excuse just to charge you overdraft went you had the money in the account...They should close this bank for good.

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TDscumbag
Champlin, US
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Nov 05, 2009 7:05 pm UTC

Like this ------ sod_cutter@hotmail.com

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TDscumbag
Champlin, US
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Nov 05, 2009 7:04 pm UTC

Yea just put ur e-mail account here, This is the biggest bunch of terds yet. These ### will steal your kids food right out of their lil mouths..

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TDscumbag
Champlin, US
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Nov 05, 2009 7:01 pm UTC

The banking institution like the goverment, are nothing more than theives and terrorists. It is time WE THE FOOKIN PEOPLE said enopugh is enough. BOYCOTT these sons a ###. take it back or keep taking it up the ###.

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Champlin, US
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Nov 05, 2009 6:58 pm UTC

I was with commerce for over 25 years never did i have an overdraft fee. All of a sudden between 4 accounts with these ### I got hit for over 400 in OD. I'm going to walk away from this bank with my hands up, these fookers are thieves. go back to canada toy fookin sonvabeeches. fat chance they will see the remainder 175 in fees. up yours TD BANK.

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Jay Preston
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Sep 19, 2009 3:44 pm UTC

Looking for help - not good with computers want tot spread the word Check out/google
SunJournal - Bank Protest
see picture in paper on Sept 15/09 sunjournal Lewiston Maine near underwriters office

Check out/google common dreams lost because we listened
must read comments to help understand story

I am going from branch to branch protesting in a gorilla suit and other coustomes.
Sun Journal shows me on 2 bucket stilts with verticle and then horzintal pipe holding rope with noose around
my neck... having nothing left to live for after dealing with TD Bank
Going to lose my home, business, etc...
Not because of economy, but because they allegedly lied, un proffesional conduct, lack of reasonable care etc.. 90% +or- of what happened is in doccument form
5 seperate appraisals ordered for my home - First said it was a one story full basement - Fifth said it was a 2 story with no basement - I am in negoiations with the bank but can not persue consumer end of the law because there are 2 acceptions "Banks" and "Insurance companies"
Looking for support - help spreading the word and possiable help protesting. will provide more details and proof not sure if I can provide my contact information.
This is a atory of being screwed by the bank because fo the bank. Jay

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TDSCAMVICTIM
Ypsilanti, US
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Aug 07, 2009 12:00 pm UTC

The most unprofessional bank ever. This bank gave me a runaround for more than 6 months to process my loan. My loan was never processed and they are chargeing me Applications Fees in excess of $1, 500 for withdrawing my app. They have sweeped my bank account and when they found no money was there they charged my an overdraft fee.
I went to TD bank with good Credit and made an application for a cash-out loan. They have killed my investment and have have hit my credit rating.

TD bank is bad for business!

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TD Bank coporate thief & awful staff

I URGE everyone to pull all accounts from TD Bank if you like holding onto your money. I closed mine today, thanks to nearly $600 in ridiculous fees. Not only that, but all of a sudden, they've decided to get rid of their free checking accounts, which I had, and replace them all with accounts requiring a minimum balance, without any authorization from the account-holder. Luckily for TD (but not for anyone else), all these formerly "free" accounts were subsequently slapped with maintenance fees. I can't even imagine how much they made off us maligned customers from this sneaky account change.

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Oct 08, 2009 5:18 pm UTC

so aren't mostly all other banks -

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TD Bank put in 2 collection agencies for $5 atm fee (non tdbanknorth)

Before, dealing with the present problem, one credit agency rerfused to collect anything over a $5 non TD Banknorth ATM, and hiring NCO...guess that makes it look official. What did I do? I simply told them, I was switching banks, as it was clear, they were sucking money out of us for anything. However, prior to this, in about 2007, I tried to close a checking account, as it was Christmas, and they were escalating $35 every 3 days...eating up my whole disability check, and I was a widow with a child, trying to go back to school...they refused to close the account. My money from social security was COMPLETELY taken. Never mind Xmas...I had no rent money. Also, after a huge surgery, this got me evicted. They had the nerve to discharge the account, AND charge me $280 more! I also want my money back, and feel it should be returned. It was legal loansharking. This is also to the ladyalso, who said their fees were awful. I left AFTER I read, that (oh, a NEW rule...people working wouldn't have time to read, $35, if one takes more than $100 inside of the three days of direct deposit. Don't most of us pay our bills around the first of the month? oH, TOO BAD, more money in their pockets, after your checkgbook is off by $35, and they have your charges, they will be sorry, but this is their policy!

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Oct 07, 2009 8:41 am UTC

Banks are NOT ALLOWED to take Social Security out of your account to pay charges they say you owe. In fact, even if they go to court and get a judgment saying you owe XYZ Co. $100 (or whatever) ONLY money you owe to an agency of the federal government can be taken out of your check. If the only money you had deposited when they cleaned you out (with the possible exception of amounts you deposited in a good-faith effort to bring your balance out of negative) was from your Social Security check, they violated the law. You can probably get it back with a simple small claims case (be sure to insist they reimburse you the court filing fee when you win) but you could also get a lawyer who would probably be happy to pursue damages, pain & suffering, etc. so that you win enough to cover your attorney's expenses. You can also try contacting your representatives in Congress and/or your state legislature to let them know how this bank treated you, as well as your state's Attorney General to see if they'll investigate -- banks are under increased government scrutiny these days -- and maybe also local media, with your poignant story of being a widowed mother doing her best and being abused by the evil bank. What Banknorth did to you is not just shameful, it's literally CRIMINAL.

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TD Bank maintanence fee / overdraft

My wife and I have been with TD Banknorth for over 4 years now. We signed up for a free checking account when I started working there as a teller.

4 years later, and now no longer working for them. I still kept my checking through them because I like the free checking account, and they were in a convenient area for me. After dipping down to my last $5.17 cents, and still a few days from pay day I look at my statement and TD Banknorth had a fee on there for 15 dollars, throwing my account into the negatives. Before I could call them the next day, another fee was on there, a 35 dollar overdraft. I was furious.

I called them right away and talked to a real sweet lady who explained to me that this was a "new" thing they were doing to anyone who had their account go under $100. She then said my account was "not supposed" to go into the negatives. They were only supposed to bring my balance to zero. Isn't that great, take my last 5 dollars I have to my name for what? You are already making money off of what I have in there during the month. And how much maintenance do you have to do with money? Does it ever get out of hand? Does it mess up your living room?

When I worked for them all those years ago, they told me not to charge any kind of fees to anyone who had more than 20, 000 dollars in their account. Instead, I had to charge people living from paycheck to paycheck like myself, these stupid fees. Maybe we could have EVERYONE pay the fees, and cut them in half so that people like me, who need the extra money, can live a little more comfortably.

Why TD Banknorth takes from the poor and gives to the rich is beyond me. I'm looking into Credit Unions, and I will never EVER use TD Banknorth for anything...again.

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Nickle421970
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Dec 17, 2014 11:28 am UTC

This just happened to me. I chose the option not to have overdrafts when I opened my account.. Both my husband and I have a paypal account in which charged my card instead of his. This created over $200. in over draft fees. The transaction should of never went thru. It should of been denied. It is a week and half a way from Christmas and I can not buy the few gifts I wanted to because of this. I make little money so I keep a close eye on my account balance. If I would of known this in the beginning I would of never opened an account with TD Bank! I see many others have had the same thing happen to them and they signed a petition. Does any one know where this petition is? Is there anything I can do to fix this? This is totally horrible. Like I said, I make very little money and I work very very hard for that little money. If someone knows there is something I can do, please email me with the info. (Thanks) nickel421970@gmail.com and my name is Nichole.

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Oct 19, 2010 12:55 pm UTC

I am so discusted with the overdrafts TD bank charges every pay check.I WENT ON VACATION TO P.R. and went over a dollar when I got back I had an overdraft of $300.00 I advice everyone to close your account at TDbank and find a real bank who cares about their customers. T=TOTAL D= Discrased.Employees all they do is free load coffee from male customers and giggle all day.I even saw one selling candy for her child's school on working hours while the line was almost outside.another TD bank employee told learn how to handle your money if you don't like our overdrafts imgine that!

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TD Bank she put a carbage can on the counter to prove me wrong!

The lines to the teller are always long and do not move. Every time the line forms all the tellers are leaving their stations, there is only a cop, and 5 other people who are standing by the door and giving out lollipops. Pathetic. Over the 6 years I have had an account there (why that long I will never know) I didn’t have one pleasant and fast visit! Not one!

When I recently went to order a bank check the teller was rude and made me rewrite the slip 3 times and at the end she misspelled the payee’s name. When I have told her that she put the garbage can on top of the table to try to prove me wrong that I have spelled an attorney incorrectly. Nevertheless, she was wrong, did not apologize or thanked me when I left. I am not dialing the number to complain to the branch manager.

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TD Bank bank fees and minimum deposits

TDBank North switched free checking accounts to "convenience" checking accounts in April or May. Did you get the letter? It said, among other things, that there is now a requirement to keep $100 minimum balance or face a $15 fee. Well, today, the bank imposed the fee. And drew my account down below $100 by a little. That will create a second fee in July.

I voted with my feet and closed the account. But here's the question. If TD Bank North has say 100, 000 customers in MA or whatever and requires each of them to take $100 off the table are they not taking missions out of the economy at the worst possible moment? That just doesn't seem right.

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Not "missions" but "millions" out of the economy

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Somehow, I am being charged $25/mo. when my business checking falls below $1, 000 and $25/mo. what a personal checking falls below $100. Whining won't change their practices. We have to find a bank that behaves better. So who is that bank? I have gotten a copy of the Business Fee Schedule and Personal Fee Schedule from TD. Now I must do a comparison against other banks to find a better answer.

What banks should I investigate?

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TDBankNorthrippedmeoff
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Hello All,

I am in the process of closing my account with TD BankNorth. It's a hassle but it would be foolish for me to keep paying them excessive fees. Here is the comment that I sent to their organization:

My suggestion is that you stop charging $15 per month for a "Simply Free Checking Account" (that was the account's previous name) when a customer's account drops below $100. It is a shame that your organization is taking advantage of struggling people during a recession with your excessive fees. I hope that your image is affected by all of the negative reviews that I am reading about your organization.

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yellowdog970
Malden, US
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Jul 15, 2009 4:11 pm UTC

My fiance and I have 3 accounts with TD Banknorth and a car loan. We went and opened an account at a new bank and will be closing our accounts this saturday. Because we have 3 accounts that means we lose access to $300 since we need to keep a minimum of $100 in each. I called the Bank and the woman told me there are some changes going on since Commerce Bank bought them out and that I could change my account to an account that charges me a standard fee every month and allows a certain amount of checks I can write and blah blah... I'd had my original account since before it was TD Banknorth! I have direct deposit, which for lots of banks means no fee checking account! What? I agree with Mydogralph, what an AWESOME time to be keeping people from being able to use their own money?

I'm closing all 3. I know I'm only a drop in the bucket to TD Banknorth and they really couldn't care less...too bad.

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TD Bank maitenance fees

Well, where do I start?

A little background info. MY husband and I have been TD Banknorth customers for about 4 years now. I have a personal (was called simply free) checking and savings, as does he. We then have a joint checking and savings account. Makes life easier and we both have our own "play" money and money to pay our independant credit card bills.

In April of 2009 I recieved a letter from TD Banknorth stating changes they were making, mainly about new fees...yippe! After reading through the fairly long letter, I was not worried. The only fees that would effect me were a monthly maitenence fee on my checking account, and that was only is my average daily balance was below $100. No biggy. I rarely fall below that amount, and if I do it's only for a few days at the end of the month.

So just today I check my balance online and there is a $15 dollar fee. My balance before the fee was $78. I spent a little extra money given the holiday weekend traveling. So I call customer service to see what the fee was for. Surely enough it was an account maitenence fee for falling below $100 daily balance. He customer service rep told me that letters were sent out to all TD Banknorth customers well in advance. I told him that I recieved that letter and read it thoroughly and noticed that it was an average daily balance. He then told me that no, it was if at any point in the month I fall below $100 that I would be charged the fee. That did not seem right to me, but whatever. Then I went into the fact that we have several different accounts with them and our savings has several thousands dollars in it, and didn't that count for anything. He then told me that I could transfer the money over from the savings to my checking to avoid the fee next month. I asked him what the point of a savings account was for if I had to keep transferring money to avoid a fee, when I still had money in my checking? He didn't have a response. I then asked him why the banks are kicking the middle man while he is down...it is already hard enough in this economy to make ends meet and now they want to charge those of use who can't hold a balance every day of the month above $100? His response was that this is what the banking industry is doing now and there is not one bank out there that has a free checking account. I think told him that the banking industry needs to reevalute their industry and that I will be switching to a Credit Union where there are NO FEES. He wished me good luck, and that was that.

I still can't understand the logic behind this whole thing. They are making money of my husband and I with our savings account just sitting there (barely making any interest) and they they go and charge me a fee...Think of all the money they are making right now off all these poor people who can barely pay their bills every month. Stupid...just stupid.

So I highly suggest to any TD banknorth members to switch to a Credit Union ASAP before they get too much mroe of your money. Ridiculous, just ridiculous!

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draymary
Durham, US
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Aug 16, 2009 1:49 pm UTC

Exactly what happened to me. TD Banknorth robbed my account $15.00 too. Image the money they are making on us honest customers.

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TD Bank horrible customer service

visited tdbank at prospect park # 446 this morning to make a deposit to checking account. Teller Vania was rude obviously not interested in attending to customers waiting for her. She appeared to be uninterested in customer service and should not be at a front window job.

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DisappontedSally
Queens, US
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Oct 09, 2009 11:32 pm UTC

I've had the most horrible experience with this bank. I kid you not.

I received a letter last week stating that I was in the hole for over one hundred and fifty dollars. I checked my account and discovered that as of Thursday, that amount increased to two hundred and eighty dollars.

I went to my local branch and had the displeasure of being taken cared of by an extremely arrogant young person who basically told me in so many words that I did not know how to balance my check book and that he would credit my account for the two hundred and eighty dollars but "going forward, " I'd have to be a bit more careful! I repeatedly told him that I carefully monitor every transaction and do not charge or debit anything that is not in my account.

He would not listen. I was angry but happy to get my money and just left.

The next morning, I am expecting to see my money and nothing. I checked several times and nothing. I finally go back to the bank and speak to another young man who was also smug and arrogant. He accused me of " using services, " that had no right to! He practically accused me of charging/debiting money that I didn't have in the bank.

I got two statements from him. And I found a few interesting things: the first that they charged me twice for THREE transactions and that instead of two hundred and eighty dollars; they were supposed to credit me for three hundred and fifty. I am so furious. I live from pay check to pay check and this is killing me.

Further more, I called earlier to the customer service line because the bank was closed and was disconnected three times. I kid you not. I am on the phone right now (on hold) to speak to someone who is really not going to be of any help.

I am angry because there seems to be some type of problem with upgrades that they made to their system and they refused own up to it and instead chose to hide their issues therefore putting the customer in very precarious positions.

I am very angry and am seriously considering closing my account.

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Michelle Natalie M.
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Probably posting someones name was a little rude yourself. Maybe complaining at the actual branch would've done more justice. Good luck.

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MissMac
Evanston, US
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Nov 07, 2009 7:36 pm UTC

I am having a lot of problems with this bank. I do not know who made this site, nor do I know who reads it and if there is anyone out there who is seeking feedback. Assuming there is, I would like to share the following:

As an experiment I called TD Bank five times and spoke with five different customer service represen...tatives. When asked why I was calling, I said I wanted to find out how to close my TD Bank account and leave TD Bank for good. Not one person on each call questioned why I was leaving or even said they were sorry to hear this or even ask if there was anything I could do. I was shocked. Some of them were even rude.

My issues span from complications with their system to poor customer
service to no longer being able to directly deposit a business check
(they are now not ready until the next business day) to not even being
able to transfer money online from my TD Bank account to a family
member's account who is also using TD Bank. They ...don't use that
technology or system but "purport" and claim to be "America's Most
Convenient Bank."

My advice? Don't tell the customer service people on the phone about
your woeful experiences. They may not care because they have been
bombarded by other customers having the same problems as you. They are
also probably getting treated poorly at their jobs. Go higher up the
food chain and hopefully, this bank will change some of its policies
and turn around. I am not optimistic, however.

Mamie Prout

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Assistant VP of Customer Relations. Call. Tell someone who can change something.

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TD Bank bad customer service

I was trying to set up my online account after setting up an account with the branch today. I was locked out because the geniuses at the bank reversed AND combined my middle and last name, hence creating this very, long, obviously wrong first name with my first name as my last name. When I called to tell them I was locked out, and gave them my name, the woman on the phone began to quiz me like I didn't know my name. Surely, one would figure after answering all the big questions right, (like address, social security, and last deposit) I would know what my name is. But no, they continued to harass me, accusing me of impersonating someone. What kind of customer training do these people receive, if any? After a frustrating hour of trying to convince them of who I was, I gave up and decided to close out my account tomorrow.

America's Most Convenient Bank?

I think not.

More like, America's Most Obnoxious Bank.

Good riddance!

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Feb 06, 2018 4:13 am UTC

I never write reviews, but honestly this one is a doozie.
I like my bills to be balanced like any good person. I have a card with Ashley Home store that has a payment due on the 9th, that's bad, because I asked for the 15th explicitly. This leaves my 1st fortnightly check spending money $300 short.
I went into TDs account access number to re do my credit card payment with Ashley Home store. This was not explicitly said not to do.
They told me they'll switch me to credit
So I did
They gave me the number for the Ashley Store card.
It said to go online to WWW.onlineaccessplus.com
Entered in all my info correctly, even checked my husband's dog tags and other info with my mother in law.
They said they didn't get it.
They said call customer service. I used an old hack where you press zero to talk to an agent. All systems are down and they won't be up till Tuesday. Like what the actual [censor]. Why would a major bank subsidiarity close on a weekend?

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New York, US
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Apr 30, 2016 2:46 pm UTC

Ongoing and endemic corporate culture of client exploitation. Ignore the client, steal hours of your time, give you incorrect information, if at all and then insist that you be thankful for the privilege of working with such an egregious self serving institution. WORST BANK IN NY! Melissa Hayes and her 3 supervisors deserve to be ousted.

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carolcia
US
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Oct 02, 2014 2:06 pm UTC

The TD bank in Broomall has the rudest people working there. They are not helpful. I thought that their motto was "the convenient bank", yet they are not at all about making things convenient. I will never bank there again. RUDE, RUDE, RUDE

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I also was a satisfied customer of Commerce Bank. Got nervous when it became TD. Had every reason to feel that way. I have a "laundry list" to show it. The worst part...you can't complain when mistakes are made (and they are made all the time) the Manager and Assistant manager get defensive and nasty, if you ask WHY, WHY did this happen. I can't wait to close my account. What a bad experience! No loss to them, of course. But, they shouldn't be out there causing frustration, stress, pain and suffering. Shame on them.

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I just open an account with TD BANK 2 weeks ago, I was able to open the account with $250, this weeks I took my coins into the the Bird Road branch and I used TD BANK, Pennie Arcade service, you drop your coins they give you a recipt and you can cash it or deposit the monies. On Tuesday I deposited $1, 027.32 in Quaters, Dimes, Nickels and Pennies...no problems at all
I return the next day with about $700 in dollar coins I have been saving aside for a rainey day, I started to use the change machine again I was approach by Erwin Bastian and ask me if I was a business account holder, I sai NO, I have a personal account, then he ask me if I was a coin collector, I reply NO, it was coins that I have been setting aside for a rainey day, Mr. Bastian told me that I could not continue to enter coins into the machine because that machine was for people with "small piggie banks" and that they didn't want the dollar coins, I explain to him that I was going to deposit the money into his bank...he refused my coins and told me with an attitude to cash in what I had put in the machine already and NOT put anymore coins.
He totally refuse my money, How can a bank refuse a deposit and have someone with an attitude serving people with a "Assistant Store Manager" title to his name.
I got so upset I threatting him on closing my account and he didn't care, he ask me for my drivers license and asked me if I wanted large bills or small bills of the money I had in my account, He didn't care about loosing a customer without knowing if I'm a wealthy person or a poor bastad!
What a shame!

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Betania
Terrebonne, CA
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TD BANK is the worst bank I ever had to deal with!
DON'T EVER GET A MORTGAGE WITH THEM!
- Unknowledgeable staff - don't know what they are talking about and all the employees assisting me had to get their manager to sit with them
- I got stood up by them after driving 2 hours through a winter storm to get to my appointment ON TIME!
- They do not reply to your emails nor calls in a timely fashion - usually 2 to 3 days
- I feel bulied by them just because I am locked into a contract! But when it's over, never again!

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Je158688
Pennington, US
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Aug 24, 2012 10:04 pm UTC

Awful awful awful. As soon as they switched to td bank, what a nightmare. Customer service is the WORST. Worst than dell. Even their supervisors read off of scripts "oh were so sorry"...um no your not or you would fix the problem. How do companies like this stay in business?!

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Pompano Beach, US
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Aug 01, 2012 5:32 am UTC

That machine is designed for personal use and for what you are saying you are a coin collector. Why would you bring in the money in different days? And nobody just saves dollar coins, the service they offer is great, just because you tried to take advantage of their system and wasn't allowed to do so doesn't mean they have bad service.

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Richmond Hill, CA
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Sep 30, 2009 8:46 pm UTC

And a typo on my part, its 'speech' not 'speach' like i wrote it. Anyways, I'll add to my point, all banks are bad. The same reason everyone has horror stories lending or borrowing money from friends or family, should make it no different when you take from a bank.

The goal is to have enough money where the bank is paying you and you pay them nothing. Every bank, has some option where that is possible, in canada, they have minimum balances where they waive fees. You can use your credit card and make payments in the states free of charge and if you pay before the 21 day cycle is over its no interest. But people choose, that's right choose to pay fees.

Those are some tips.

Do some research at your local bank and you can save your money.

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Richmond Hill, CA
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Sep 30, 2009 8:39 pm UTC

If its 'free speech' then wouldn't that constitute me having a right to express my opinion as well? The very thing you accuse me of is the same you are doing. In fact if you read my post, I gave many outs saying that if you acted accordingly then the bank is wrong, however, if you don't have patience and are rude or arrogant, its a human on the other side that can make mistakes. Just like you and me.

Its called Free speach and its a constitutional right to express it, and when I did it, after someone else you had an issue with it...interesting how free speech only works one way in your world.

Right its the bank's fault...LOL...

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So mysteriously, a debit showed up on my account of $200 that was unauthorized. I didn't catch it until I went to the ATM and my available balance was around $30. So I called them up and explained that there must have been an unauthorized withdrawl/transaction on my account, and that someone may have stolen my information/card number. Here is where the fun...

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TD Bank awful bank

I found out on March 25th that TD Bank changed my account number. I didn't receive notification, I just happen to find out when I dialed the 800 number to check my balance, and couldn't. I had spoken to a bank associate, and they claimed that since Commerce and TD Bank merged they found that their were duplicate account numbers from both banks so they just changed the account numbers. They said they took care of my direct deposits so the transaction would be smooth, and they sent me some free complimentary checks. Which might have been nice if I didn't already buy more checks because I had no idea they were going to do this. Then I had my paycheck direct deposited, or it was supposed to be April 3rd. I never got my paycheck. When I found out it wasn't in the bank, which was saturday. My fault, I work saturdays and probably shouldn't have a life. I called first thing Sunday. The associate I spoke to tells me she can't help me till Mondday because the direct deposit department doesn't work on Sundays. I asked for a supervisor, they don't work either on Sundays. Then she decides to verify my account by asking me about my last deposit. Naturally being a extremely upset person who doesn't have their paycheck I freak out. I tell her it would have been for x amount on April 3rd but someone didn't do their job by putting it in my account. Truth of the matter is I have banked with commerce since I was 18. I never had a huge problem with them, and if I had a problem they took care of it immediately. I don't get this crap of, they don't work on Sundays. They didn't just change my account number without notifying me. This is crap! I stayed after the merger with TD Bank because I loved Commerce. They were actually very convenient and actually cared when there was a screw up like this. It's a inconvenience when I can't pay my bills or even buy groceries for me and my son because they are so irresponsible that they can't put my direct deposit into my account. Yes, it was sent in. I have the stub. I guess it doesn't matter to anyone when it's your only income, to me I need it.

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billsito
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Sep 30, 2009 6:39 pm UTC

Heres my story.

I started with commerce bank way back when. The service was exceptional!
I was very pleased with the level of service with commerce. Well all that changed about a year after they changed to TD.

Customer service blows now! The branch now hands everything off to the call center where you are put on hold for very long times and have to re-submit your identifying information to the next operator.

Lately while in Argentina my card stopped working despite having a permanent note on my account that I am a pilot and travel extensively and not to shut it down for suspected fraud.

They shut it down anyway. Told me I needed to come to a branch and get a new one. Being in Argentina for 30 days made that impossible. I have a second personal account so I figured I could transfer funds from my business account and use that atm card. NOT!

The online system would not allow it. Transfers worked many times before now it won’t allow it. So I have to take cash advances on credit cards to feed myself.

Additionally about two months ago someone cloned my atm card in Colombia and charger 6000 dollars in goods. I called the fraud department and they credited me 4000 immediately but told me I would need to wait up to ten days for the remaining 2000 to be credited to my account. It’s been almost 60 days now and im still waiting despite many phone calls!

Now they tell me the person who is handling my investigation is on vacation till October 16 and I will need to wait till she gets back before the investigation can proceed. WHAT! I could not believe what I was hearing. You mean to tell me there is no one else who can handle this matter. Incredible. They also told me they never told me it would be 10 days for them to credit the final 2k.
BOLD FACE LIARS!

It’s a shame the idiots in TD management didn’t realize why commerce bank received so many new customers in the short time they were in existence.
THEY LEFT OTHER BANKS BECAUSE OF ### CUSTOMER SERCVICE! AND NOW YOU’RE DOING THE VERY SAME THING!

TD is not nearly as customer oriented as commerce was. Im changing banks again as soon as I get home.

Bill Sample

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Richmond Hill, CA
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May 23, 2009 12:10 am UTC

Its funny how only people living paycheck to paycheck have this issue, I'm with 3 banks, and will only go to a fourth when my FDIC limit is reached in all my accounts within each institution. I have noticed issues with each bank, but it never concerns me because I actually know what is in all my accounts at all times, and if one bank is down, I just pull out the access card for the other one. Most examples of people who I see are failing are the ones who are living beyond their means in one manner or another. And when something happens, put blame on the bank. Look no further then yourself, the mistakes the banks make they fix, and sorry normal people do not lose their cool and start shouting and yelling, uneducated idiots do that. Yelling never helps, it is a person on the other side, making a living just like you or me. If they are unable to understand or unable to help, hang up call and speak to another person. Don't try to put yourself in with us normal people, its insulting...

LOL...

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May 04, 2009 5:58 pm UTC

They should not be allowed to get away with the [censored] they pull on their customers. They make millions of BS fees every year. Most the time, it is their incompetent workforce that is responsible for the errors. Then after waiting 30 minutes to speak to a representative on the phone, you get told you are a liar, then told to go to the branch to speak to someone. Then you go to the branch, and the person who insisted when you asked if they were still on the same banking day swears they never told you that. Then you're FUC|

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TD Bank giftcard fraud

My husband completed a survey at a local supermarket to receive a free $10.00 giftcard from TD Banknorth. The card had an expiration date of 12/09. The card was activated today with our understanding that we would have until December to use the balence. We received no indication that this card was subject to fees or a time restriction other than that printed on the card itself. TD Banknorth said we had a zero balence due to monthly maintenance fees. The customer service reps have been no help with resolving this matter. I just think that this is a perfect example of poor customer service and will we certainly never bank with them.

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Littleton, US
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Nov 28, 2009 5:08 pm UTC

I have an old gift card for $250 that was partially used. I recently went to check the balance (was $100+) and the person on the phone I finally reached via the number on the card said it is no longer on their books!

She also said the monthly fees must have exceeded the balance, so the card is worthless!

I started banking in my town with Bank of Boston, then Family Bank, and then I believe Banknorth bought them. I have paid thousands of dollars in overdraft fees over the years.

Do people realize they are from Canada? They are probably just laughing at screwing all us Americans.

People have told me "Ah, all the banks are the same" so I haven't done anything-but I absolutely must change banks.

I'm beginning to think TD Banknorth gets away with more since they are based out of Canada. It seems a lot of laws do not apply to them. They are raping Americans and getting richer-and the US government does nothing about it.

Even the turnover in my local branch has been a problem. Everyone good leaves. I guess they force people to work Sundays and cut their hours so they no longer qualify for full time benfits. It seems they do offer good part time opportunities for younger people who might still be college, but they have screwed some of the long time employees.

Simply said, they suck. I don't dream of winning the lottery since I never play, but I do dream that some day the government will put their foot down on Banknorth, and a real class action suit will get going. My dreams ends with that I end up getting thousands back they have screwed from me. That would be heaven.

When the hell is this law about overdraft fees going to be passed?

TD Banknorth needs to be called before congress and answer to their practices.

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TD Bank racist treatment

In response to the wake of a rise in bank robberies in New York it seems as if the bank employees in the TD Bank located at 43rd street and 3rd avenue in New York, NY have begun treating black male customers with suspicion, contempt and outright rudeness.

Here's an excerpt from my blog:

An unfortunate aspect of the recession has been a sharp rise in bank robberies in New York, so some bank employees seem to have developed an outwardly hostile attitude towards male African-American customers.

An encounter with just such an employee at a TD Bank in mid-town Manhattan recently led me to close my account with the bank that treated me as a potential bank robber rather than as the loyal customer that I am.

I’m not a security expert, so I can't really instruct TD Bank on how to keep their branches from being robbed.

But I AM an African-American male, so I CAN tell them what it feels like to be profiled in the branch I've used for the past 4 years.

Almost four weeks ago on Friday February 27th inside the TD Bank branch located on 43rd street and 3rd Avenue (the branch I've used for over 4 years) I was reminded of how far this nation has to go in terms of unequal treatment in public and private facilities based on skin color.

It was a Commerce Bank when I first set up my direct deposit from work there, but in recent months it was acquired by TD Bank. Aside from a few overdraft fees for the occasional bounced check, I'm a pretty average customer.

As a 6’7” African-American male, I can only suppose that (to some who don't know me) I cut an imposing figure. I was a professional football player so I am used to being gawked-at, observed, watched and followed by curious people or suspicious store employees (or bank managers) when I go into stores to shop.

It doesn't happen in the majority of instances when I shop but it does happen.

On Friday February 27th, I took a break from work in the afternoon to walk down to the bank and withdraw $1, 200 in cash to pay my rent and Con Ed to the woman I sublet my apartment from.

The teller politely asked for my ID, which I provided. She then asked me if I could wait and took my passport, walked into the back and then returned without it and asked me politely to step aside so she could serve another customer.

I waited for four minutes before a young woman of Indian or East Asian descent, casually strolled from the back, walked behind the counter and sort of just stood there glaring at me without expression with my passport in her hand.

She didn't say anything. Didn't smile or apologize for the delay, or give me a reason why my passport was taken out of site or what they were doing with it in the bank.

Though I was irate and offended, I didn't say anything particularly since one of their uniformed "greeters" casually walked over to where I was waiting and just sort of "took up station" two feet from me.

But I know I was treated differently because I was black.

I decided to do a little checking online and found that a rash of bank robberies in the New York area has led to reviews and overhauls of security measures in various banks.

A casual online search reveals a litany of complaints about TD Bank's sketchy practices. Everything from unjustified overdraft fees, to rude employees.

For example Reuters UK reported that Texas billionaire and scam artist Allen Stanford used to TD Bank to conduct his own ponzi scheme according to court records.

There are other complaints too, but I'm not here to discuss other people's experiences with an uncaring, Canadian-owned financial institution.

I'm writing in the hopes that other people who may have been treated with hostility, lack of courtesy and unprofessional behavior by a bank employee say something about it.

No bank or store employee has the right to treat black people as if they are criminals, especially a bank that has resisted efforts to install security options recommended by the NYPD that could keep tellers and money behind a safe wall so that paranoid, racist bank managers don't have to prowl the bank skulking after black customers.

The Sunday March 15th New York Times reported on efforts by the NYPD to work with banks to voluntarily enact recommendations and "best practices" to try and keep both bank employees and customers safe from the criminals responsible for a string of recent bank robberies in Manhattan.

Among the recommendations are for banks to use security partitions that protect tellers and also employ "greeters", employees who stand at the entrance and greet visitors and customers as a visual deterrent to potential thieves.

TD Bank, according to the article in the Times, has resisted NYPD requests to install security partitions and instead relies on greeters in the lobby and other undisclosed "best practices" which seem to include profiling, and or hostile suspicious managers standing around glaring at black customers who are waiting for service.

Funny, they worry about installing security partitions because it will make customers uncomfortable – but to protect their security, TD Bank allows their employees to treat and regard black customers as if they are in the bank to rob it.

Has this happened to you? Maybe someone you know?

Take action, close your account, write them a letter, call them and share your experiences online with other consumers so they know not to give their business to a company that treats honest loyal customers with contempt and disdain because their skin is darker.

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Aug 31, 2011 6:27 pm UTC

its a procedure, i been going to same TD bank for 8 yrs and known the teller for 6+ yrs and they still ask for an ID whenever i withdraw over $1000+

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Queens, US
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Aug 09, 2011 12:25 am UTC

I work for TD bank and I can say that you were not treated this way because you were black. It's standard procedure that withdrawals and checks over $1000 need approval by a supervisor/managment because it is over the tellers limit. They should have explained that to you before asking you to step aside or even before the teller walked away from the teller line. I can assure this was not an act of racism. It is the same procedure that is followed for all races.

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Diva Bleu
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Oct 01, 2009 3:08 pm UTC

@Pain:

I understand that there are some out there who do not believe that racism still exists. The problem is, most of them are white and have never seen, payed attention to, or experienced racism first-hand. As an African American woman whose fiance is a 6'1" dark-skinned male of stocky build, I observe it all the time.

OK, he could have asked why they did what they did, but the truth is, when you are experiencing that kind of small-minded ignorance, you know it, and the pain and anger doesn't necessarily make you feel as though you should ask any questions, you'll just get the generic "standard procedure" answer, even when you see with your own eyes that it isn't happening to anyone else around you. Just because they had been robbed by AN African American male, if it wasn't that PARTICULAR male, why should he be treated with disdain? And no, had it been a white man that robbed them, I wouldn't be afraid of every white man I saw...

And by the way, 50 years ago was not a long time. The people who perpetuated this problem are still alive and well, it wasn't 100 years ago that we as a people were given BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS. The same rights your family was taking for granted, we were fighting and dying for. Please, just be more open to the fact that he MAY be right; and just as you don't like for Black people to jump to the conclusion that it DOES still happen, don't be so quick to believe that it doesn't.

Lastly, yes. Average customers DO bounce checks... Hell, MILLIONAIRES bounce checks, I've seen it happen. The average person, especially now, has lees money than ever and MOST people can't even balance their checkbooks, white OR black, look it up... Things happen, but bouncing a check is certainly not the same thing as robbing a bank.

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Sep 28, 2009 1:35 am UTC

same thing has happened to me!--I was raised in a bi-cultural family, and my name does not necessarily reflect the color of my skin--I complained to corporate and to the bank branches division manger, and have received no response back, even after showing ID I was asked "are you sure this is your account"--I once even had a $300 check that I deposited from a client "marked" because the bank teller was suspicious of me; when I called customer service they said it was "odd" since my check was NOT for a large amount--I'm working on opening another bank account and pulling everything I have from them, I used to recommend Commerce/TD Bank to everyone but since these MULTIPLE racist incidents I tell people NOT to even consider them; I feel like ever since Commerce got bought out by the Canadians it's just been going DOWNHILL (no offense to Canada or Canadians)...

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May 23, 2009 12:21 am UTC

No way, so first you state, that you are used to people treating you with suspicious gazes because of your imposing figure as you are, "a 6’7” African-American male" but you don't acutally know why they did what they did because you didn't ask. Your answer is there, they were robbed by people who fit your description and are holding a unfair bias against you. Funny how that worked out? 50 years ago some white people did a lot of black people wrong and black people today who were not even alive 50 years ago hold it against them. So why do you think someone who got robbed 5 or 15 days ago by a "African-American male" wouldn't be scared. And what did the race of the manager have to do with anything? That's your bias coming through. If it was a black person behind the counter they are a sellout, if its white its racist, if its Asian its foreign and they don't know our ways. Its always something to blame. And sorry, bouncing a few checks is not normal for average customers. And at the risk of you coming and finding me and beating me up for expressing my opinion in contrast to yours, instead of talking with the bank and how they made you feel, you went running to another bank, which in time you will leave to for whatever reason pisses you off, after your honeymoon period with them is over too.

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May 04, 2009 6:00 pm UTC

No surprise there, considering the caliber of employees they hire.

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Sorry that this happened to you. I am white and these things unfortunately happen everywhere. There are tons of crys against racism, but this is legit.

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Thanks to TD Bank's inaccurate information and horrendous customer service through both their call center and e-mail center, I lost a substantial amount of money and had both a vacation and work trip ruined. I travel often and was recently in Mexico when my TD Bank credit/debit card was taken, leaving me almost totally without funds and stranded in a...

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Okay well I have TD Banknorth, and here is what TD Banknorth does. If you have six items in pending and one causes you to go into negative, they assess fees for all six items that were in pending. So you over draft by $5 in one transaction, but get an instantaneous $210 in fees. Now if that's not bad enough, they'll post the fees to your account first, and...

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I used the free coin counting machine at the Rockville Maryland TD Bank "Store" on 12/18/2008 (~12:30pm) - I do not know how much I had in the full container, but it gave me $437. Then I can home and started to full the same container and after putting on $500.00 is was much less than half full, when I fulled it fully it had ~$2, 000. All of it was in...

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TD Bank False Checks/Scam

Received a check in the mail with letter pretty much offering to pay for government taxes on a lottery I won. I am grateful I did someonline investigation and found other complaints with exact check amounts and other information the same. The check amount is for 4920.00. Taxes are 3980.00. What a deal huh? On the online complaint board many are saying they are cashing these checks and then later the bank is contacting wanting them to make good on this check because it is a bad check. These items are being turned over to our local police department and states attorney. I am also contacting the radio station to warn others.

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12:07 am UTC

TD Bank FAKE CHECK-PART OF A SCAM

During this week, I received a letter with a check for $3, 950 in the mail from a company called TD Financial (addresses: TD Financial, PO Box 284, Grand Jct, CO, 81515 and Sooper Cu, 2454 Hwy 6 &10, Grand Junction, CO 81505). The check was issued to a member of my family. The letter stated that she won a sweepstake lottery for $450, 000. TD Financial referred to a ticket with serial number [protected].

I felt that the people behind this are scammer to capitalize on people’s woes in this economy down turn, so I decide to find out who these people are. I called the number [protected] Brian Smith) and spoke with a woman who called herself Mia. At first she did not know who or what I was taking about, but later she figured it out and told me to deposit the check, get the cash and call he before the deadline of 10/16 to claim the money then call her for she want me to wire the money for taxes on the 450K.

Well, I learned that we were not the only one who got this nice letter; my friend in NY has one also. I realized that this was a con job, so I cautioned her not to draw this check on her account for these people would rip her off and if she gives them money, she will never hear from them again. After I search on the Internet, I saw lots of complaints on the Internet about this company. DO NOT BE A VICTIM of this fraudulent bank scheme.

If you have gotten a similar letter, PLEASE DO NOT CASH THIS FAT CHECK

. Please circulate this message, he can shut this phony company for once and for all!

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Nedra Washington
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Oct 09, 2008 5:39 pm UTC

I received a letter stating my son has won the sweepstakes for 450, 000 thousand dollars just like many others. I called the number, spoke with Mia Avery as well and she encouraged me to cash the check because my deadline was October 15. I told her this was to good to be true and she stated she understood because it's life changing. I said to her, I will let my attorney check into this and her entire tone changed. Please do not get caught up into a scam of this magnitude. Many are playing on the emotion and the crisis that our country in today. Be careful, there is alot happening out there. If it feels like a scam, looks like a scam, and speaks like a scam, guess what? It is.

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2:39 pm UTC

TD Bank incompetent customer service!

As if i could not hate this bank any more then i already do...
After spending the day buying plane tickets and other items for an upcoming trip and using my TD Banknorth card for all of it, i figured i may as well order a new card finally since the one i have now is pretty beat up. I called the 800 number for them and went through to usual 10 minutes of repetitive phone menus that try and make you do things through a computer. I finally got a human and asked about ordering a new card. "No problem". She said. A new one will be coming to you in 10-15 days with the same account # but a new expiration date and a new 3 digit security code on the back. At that point i was happy and had that been the end of the story, there would be no issue. After all, in the past, when you order a new card, it's nothing more then a pieice of plastic till you activate it. Untill you do activate it, your old card works the same. Well NOT SO with TD Banknorth!. She proceeds to tell me that while my current card will function fine at any place i use it with a card reader, it will NOT work with ANY online or phone transaction that require an expiration date and security code. I asked her why and she said as soon as she put in the request for a new card, it instantly changes the info in the system. So now EVERYTHING i bought online today and over the phone will be DECLINE! I told her "Forget it, i dont want a new card now" and she said, the change cannot be reversed. What the hell? Why would you make PERMANENT changes to someones account that will cause any purchases they have made to decline WITHOUT WARNING THEM FIRST!. Had she said "Before i request a new card, be aware that any purchases you made online will be rejected" i would have told her forget it. But telling me AFTER the fact? I was irate. She then says, "Well the new card will be there in 10-15 days" like that makes it better. After screaming at this nitwit and then a supervisor, they agreed to fedex me a new card to be here in two days at their expense. It still does not help me NOW. Now i will look shady and have to re-do all these purcahses thanks to TD Banknorth yet again being run by total idiots. I hate this bank, but is there any better bank in Mass?

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kim comeau
Brunswick, US
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Nov 18, 2008 8:20 am UTC

This bank is so horrible and they charge you fees and scam you and there customer service will do nothing or their hands are tied to rip you off. If you bounce a check you get a fee of $35 than every 6th day another fee for $35. It cost me about $280 to bounce two things for 12 days. When I have had a good account with them since I was 10. It has changed and someone is making a lot of money who the economy is at it's worst they won't budge or bend anything

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Nov 04, 2008 10:00 pm UTC

I completely disagree...listen to what the reps tell you. Obviously they know something about banking or they would not work for TDBN!

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Chuck
Portsmouth, US
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Nov 04, 2008 6:32 am UTC

Ok, most of the complaint sounds logical. However, any charges made BEFORE you called Banknorth were already approved, and therefore will still go through. Once you order a new card, with any bank, the security code and expiration date are changed and updated. After that, with debit cards, you can only use the old card for PIN based transactions, not for credit type transactions. This is true with ALL banks.

It sounds to me like you simply heard what you wanted to hear, not what the CS person was trying to tell you.

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