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RBFCU - Credit Union

RBFCU - Credit Union

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101 University Oaks Blvd, Round Rock, Texas, 78665, United States
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Aug 25, 2017
Do not bank with this institution. Their customer support is non-existent and when you do get to speak with someone, they are incompetent, condescending, and utterly useless. Their mobile apps are useless. You cannot trust your available balance and they will charge you "Convenience fees" any time they want, regardless of how much you have in your account. They are total crooks and I will be closing my accounts, posting, and telling everyone I know in my community and social media of my experiences and hope that no one has to experience what I had to. Their "network" was down and you couldnt use your debit/credit cards and they never notified ANY of their customers, leaving everyone that tried to make purchases the night before a hurricane with no funds to prepare for it. This is the WORST bank in Texas and I cant wait to close my accounts. DO NOT BANK WITH RBFCU! #HurricaneHarvey

Dec 29, 2017
I called in to ask questions about a business loan. I was told no loan officers are available and they would have someone call me back... in a week. I will not be banking here.

Apr 2, 2017
Randall Brooks? More like Randall Crooks. If you bank with these people, be very very aware. Firstly, I had a car loan with them. Sure, the interest rate was good but I later found out that other banks had better rates. No big deal though but I later wish I had banked with another credit union. Every time I would call, their staff would give me conflicting information on my auto loan. It was very frustrating but what really angered me was when I tried to withdraw money from my account and unbeknownst to me, the bank has a policy where you have to keep one dollar in the account. Something that was not very clear to me at any point during the two years I banked with them. Apparently, attempting a transfer to another bank while leaving a penny in the account triggers a $24 fee and a rejected transfer. Once I called, they said that there were two sections in the online banking that show the current balance and the available balance. However, the "available balance" portion is right next to a banner advertisement and it's in grey color so it's extremely easy to miss. I tried to call and email their customer service people and they were the most stubborn people I have ever talked to. It made me feel that this was a common thing that they experienced, lots of customers who fall for this and maybe that's why the fee is so high. Seriuosly? $24 for violating this simple rule and you are rigid? I asked to speak with supervisors, nope, they're even more stubborn. Even Bank of America, a bank that is hated by many, a bank that people tell you to leave and flock to a Credit Union has always, always refunded me their fees when there is any trace of ambiguity with the rules. Randall Brooks, you really let me down.

Jun 10, 2017
LEAVE THE BIG BANKS!! RBFCU bankers care about their members and it shows. Open till 4 on Saturdays. Clean restroom.

Oct 29, 2016
Love RBFCU they have helped me faster with loans then other banks I've had for years i think they are great.

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