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M&T Bank

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705 Frederick Rd, Catonsville, Maryland, 21228, United States
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Oct 16, 2015
Worst possible experience with a bank. Everything they used as a sales pitch to convince me to open an account I did not need nor want I never received because before the 48 hour period it takes money to clear that they don't explain until after the long drawn out process with under educated and under qualified "professionals". I used an ID that was good enough to OPEN an account but not to get my money back FROM my account THEN their idea of customer service is speaking to you like you're ignorant and know nothing about the financial industry and process. So they closed my account out and DID NOT include the $150 incentive that was the ONLY reason I would have even entertained opening a new account with such a horribly known bank in our area. Unfortunately they have those cool "Ravens" cards and commercials haha luckily this pathetic experience was recorded along with the grievance of an older woman who had a substantially uncomfortable experience with this same bank and when I was leaving she could not help but voice her opinion on closing her account and how many problems she has had with M&T as well. If you are tricked by incentives get your reward and get out when you can this is not a customer service oriented organization...

Apr 2, 2016
I'm very happy with this branch. Friendly employees and rarely any wait time. It's the only branch I'll go to locally since all the other branches are constantly crowded and the employees are slow and the wait tI'm is ridiculous.

Aug 23, 2016
The staff was friendly, and explained about their policy and what they have to offer. :-)

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