-1 to Old National Bank

[Clay]

I was a customer of Old National for probably 25 years, until about 1.5 years ago for similar crap. Moved to a credit union for employees where I work (and a couple of other companies in town), and found out I should have made that move YEARS ago.

 

[CountryBoy19]

Wait, you lose access to existing funds when you try to give them MORE money? Hrm.... Seems punitive and if it's just their policy I would kick them to the curb

That's what I thought, WTF? That's messed up and that bank needs to get the boot.

I was a customer of Old National for probably 25 years, until about 1.5 years ago for similar crap. Moved to a credit union for employees where I work (and a couple of other companies in town), and found out I should have made that move YEARS ago.

And yet, after all the stories like yours, some people still refuse to change until they've already been screwed.

I was one that changed without being screwed. I used to bank at a small-town bank. Never had to show ID because the tellers always knew me. Then I moved and lost access to the small-town bank so I went with a credit union. Let me tell you, for as large as my credit union is (multiple locations all across southern IN) I still get that small-town service and feel from them. Their policies are very similar to that of my small-town bank and I really love it.

 

[jeepville]

There is a reason they are called old nasty.

 

[longbow]

Not only did they hold the funds, I just checked and they put it into the wrong account...................

My Deposit slip says 1, but they put it into checking account 2

 

[Zephri]

I dropped them like a ton of bricks awhile back, no way I'm giving them my business ever again.

Aside from that rude teller I had their service sucked.

 

[EvilBlackGun]

Can you afford a ONE-% bite out of every transaction??

Yes. That is Øbama's new idea, but it doesn't mean it's a tax rise for anyone earning less thn $250,000. Better write congress!!

 

[cburnworth]

my credit union has put a hold on larger checks for 3 days before, after teh first day they usually let you have $100 or so of it. several years ago I deposited a rather large check & was able to immediately withdraw a significantly less amount but still quite large without waiting. Banks, I hate them.