PNC Bank

They will do everything they can to charge fees. They have already been caught and sued for manipulating it so all withdrawals in a day came out first and all deposits came out after to improve their chances of charging overdraft fees. They are still as crooked as ever and I am looking forward to switching to a new banking asap.

PNC is one of the worst banks I have ever dealt with. They are totally greedy and just want to charge fees fees fees. They offer no help for anything. God forbid if you make an honest mistake, holy crap, they will give you the death penalty if they could. The people that work there are just corporate robots reading scripts. I would not do business with them at all.

I experienced having PNC abuse their powers & steal over $500,000.00 in equity in our home, break the law, give it to their investor that buys questionably bad mortgages, keep us in court 15 years, abuse the intent of the law, force my attorney to quit representing me when bullying her did not work by stating the jury would be too dumb to understand why she could be representing me & simultaneously be a witness with evidence that their attorney lied prior to the lawsuit. Judge ** comment was ‘justice was not served’.

So thankful I finally got confused enough with PNCs evil tactics!!! I have a very labor intensive job that I work hard for every dollar I earn but PNC obviously feels otherwise. I chose to open an account with them due to the promotional offer they made to receive $300 credit in doing so. Shame on me for not realizing that of itself was probably a warning sign of something too good to be true! But that's not even the best part. Never received a dime credited to my account! After being charged very random $15 service fees I decided to give their customer service a test.

This bank has to be the hardest bank to work with in the USA! Unfortunately, I have a mortgage through them. The customer service is non existent, both at the brick and mortar sites and online! I have never had to try so hard to give anyone money! The inter-communication is apparently non existent, and they need a good hard review of their policies. I even have had a teller take my money and tell me it was counterfeit without any proof, or any statement in the mail regarding the fact.There are too many other banks available, choose one of them!

I am 54 years old, own 3 businesses. PNC is the worst in all my experiences. PNC has lied to me telling me my account was closed, but kept it open so they could charge thousands in unjustified bank fees. PNC gave me a check to close my account, but never closed it, putting my account in the negative. I have CLOVER a Point of sale system. Clover and PNC are one. For days now they have robbed me of all my sells automatically taking my sales from each day. Clover is set to auto send money at midnight to pnc and the settings cannot be changed. Kelly at PNC merchant tole me on DEc 31 my sales would not go through to pnc because I had officially closed the account. All my sale have continues to go to pnc.

I had an auto loan with PNC in end of Nov 2019. I tried a fund transfer from another bank account to PNC to pay for one part of the loan on Dec 16. After online initialization I could not see the schedule transfer from PNC account. I called PNC, they said I should contact my other bank (weird). I turned out that transfer didn't go through from my other bank side. I then called PNC again, told them the transfer didn't go through. But PNC kept saying it was paid. I then made another transfer and paid the the remaining. PNC then closed my account. I called them. They said it's paid off. Regardless that I said I wanted to pay the amount of first transfer, they insisted it's paid off.

I opened a Premier Savings account on-line with several large deposits from the sale of my house, to be held until I repurchased. When I wanted to take money out, it was nearly impossible. Spent nearly 2 hours on the phone with cust. service, but no satisfaction there. Withdrawals are only allowed as restricted amounts and may be held for 3-4 days "to clear". It would have taken more than two weeks to transfer all the money out given the restrictions and it would have blown the purchase of my new home. In order to get a wire transfer of all my money I had to drive 50 miles each way from CT to NJ to get my money back. Nothing but a run-around on the phone and a circuitous telephone system. This is the worst customer experience I've ever had with a financial institution, except for Experian, of course. FYI - I made similar withdrawals from my E-Trade and Goldman Sachs accounts in about 1 minute each with no hassle.

They allowed a totally unauthorized $2000 transaction to go through, when I contacted them, waffle, waffle totally in denial all I wanted was details because I know they are totally incapable of sorting out or admitting they messed up, they installed the automated systems to save money and increase profits so they are responsible for all mistakes made by systems installed. Already caught out one government institution computers never wrong yet I had documentary evidence they were, so they blamed the programmer. Now they no longer provide documents. Anyone want to join in on a class action suit? Divided we fall, united they have to address these problems and sort them out. This is not first time I have had problems ever since they have installed automated systems. The service has sucked.

I have a loan on my truck through PNC. I bought this truck brand new in 2014 and have made $500.00 a month payments on time every month since. As I'm getting toward the end I thought I noticed my balance no longer decreasing. I chalked it up to me just seeing things for a month or two but this last month I made sure to check it. I had about $3300 left when I submitted yet another $500.oo payment. I logged back in to check after the payment was taken from my account and it showed about $2800.00 as it should have. This time when I logged in it now shows $3300.00 again so now I'm wondering how many times this has happened.