Fifth Third Bank & ATM

Mark Cillo 

on Google

a month ago

I honestly can’t understand all the horrible reviews of 53 bank. I’ve been banking there for five years and have never been treated in a bad way. The bank is usually empty, I get greeted on the way in and am out in a flash. When I opened my accounts it was fast and easy. I even persuaded my wife to open an account there. The bank managers on duty are a pleasure to do business with. I recommend this bank to everyone 

Amber Gosney 

on Google

a year ago

Honestly, the worst I dislike that my husband had his account here. One teller that basically can only do withdrawals and deposits. Needed to do a wire so then after waiting in line for 10 mins was told I need to sit and wait. Meanwhile you can hear the manger talking so rudely to a customer in her office so loudly. I’m not sure if other locations are better but here is horrible. Expect to be here for 30 mins or more. It’s also a Tuesday at 1pm 

Amber Quinn 

on Google

a year ago

Honestly, the worst I dislike that my husband had his account here. One teller that basically can only do withdrawals and deposits. Needed to do a wire so then after waiting in line for 10 mins was told I need to sit and wait. Meanwhile you can hear the manger talking so rudely to a customer in her office so loudly. I’m not sure if other locations are better but here is horrible. Expect to be here for 30 mins or more. It’s also a Tuesday at 1pm 

mark Simpson 

on Google

a year ago

One of the few Banks that require beneficiary social security numbers. Most banks just require the name and the birthday of the beneficiary not the social security number. But you won't know that until you complete the application in the lobby so it was kind of a waste of a good 15 minutes before I left. Other than an IRA that really is no reason to require social security numbers of a beneficiary but oh well it was their loss. There are plenty of Banks and credit Unions that don't require it. First horizon Chase Wells Fargo... read more