Prosperity Bank
Founded in 1983, Prosperity believes in a community banking philosophy, taking care of customers, businesses and communities in the areas it serves by providing financial solutions to simplify everyday financial needs. At Prosperity Bank, they're committed to providing services that will simplify their customer's everyday financial needs. They believe in building genuine relationships with... show more
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A 65-year-old Hispanic friend with a credit score over 700 applied for a modest $5,200 loan to purchase a $7,000 vehicle. Because of the vehicle's age, we were told the bank could not do a traditional auto loan. Instead, we were offered a two-year personal loan — on the condition that my husband (819 credit score, substantial deposits with the bank) co-sign and place $5,200 into a savings account that could not be touched until the loan was paid in full.
In other words, the bank required 100% cash collateral.
We agreed. The funds were deposited. We were told the loan would be structured for two years.
Several days later, after we had already complied with all conditions, we were informed that "headquarters" would only approve a one-year term — effectively doubling the monthly payment and making it unaffordable to our retired friend.
Let's be clear: this loan is fully secured by cash on deposit. There is virtually no risk to the bank. The only parties taking risk are us and our friend. Changing the term after the collateral was provided is not just frustrating — it is illogical.
We have had a long-standing relationship with our branch manager and respect him personally. However, corporate's handling of this matter reflects rigid bureaucracy over practical judgment. Instead of helping a responsible 65-year-old borrower continue building credit, the bank created unnecessary obstacles on what amounts to a zero-risk loan.
We expected better consistency, better communication, and better decision-making. One might wonder if the gentleman's minority status was a factor in the bank's negative actions.
When I called in again, the representative acted as if I didn't understand how to read off the expiration date. So I reiterated it, only to be told that I had the wrong expiration date. I questioned how that could be when I had the card in front of me. They said I would have to visit the bank in person, which is impossible for me because you guys are closed by the time I get out of work and don't open until after I'm already at work. I inquired whether they could check who or when it was changed because it worked fine this morning when I typed it by hand, but the representative acted as if that were impossible, despite being able to see the transactions that had gone through.
I need a better explanation than "you need to go to the bank," because that solution is not practical for me. If you did change my date, then you will be responsible for any fees that I incur because of this, including the gas to go to the bank to resolve an issue you caused. Ever since Prosperity took over Legacy Bank, we have experienced nothing but problems. Don't bank here unless you want the headache of dealing with incompetent people. This is beyond infuriating.
Very little can be done online; you must call, and then you are told it's not allowed.
When funds are transferred in from another source, it usually takes 4 to 6 days before they show up in the account. With CitiBank, the funds show up within 1 to 2 days. There are not any perks with Prosperity, and the interest on savings is really poor.
I will be closing all Prosperity accounts and moving to another bank, probably CitiBank.
There were fraudulent charges on my account that I disputed several times. These people would not give me the money back. The explanation given was that I took too long to dispute it. I reported the theft of my purse to them on the day of the robbery. I went to the branch in Desoto and turned in a police report. The robbery occurred in December 2022.
I explained that I had gone through hardship and wasn't keeping up with the account when I noticed the fraudulent charges in 2023.
There was a police report on file with the bank explaining that all of my information had been stolen.
They insisted that I waited too long to file a complaint. The original complaint was in December 2022, right after the robbery; the next dispute was in June 2023.
I tried to explain that I disputed the charges when I noticed them. The manager at the branch in Richardson on Arapaho was the manager originally handling the dispute. He was very rude today when I tried to explain what happened. He was the original manager, who coincidentally observed even more fraudulent charges.
He told me to dispute the charges. After I had exhausted all my options and the dispute board refused to return the funds, I returned to the bank today, on November 14, 2024, to see why—if the allotted time for dispute had passed—why he asked me to go to the dispute board in the first place. He had lied and said that there was no police report on file when I initially inquired about the report.
I found out today, November 14, 2024, that there was a police report on file from December 2022. At least two managers said there was no police when I asked several months, But, the banker today verified that there was definitely a police report on file that I tried to tell them that was a report because I turned it in myself in December 2022.
These people lied about so many things. One manager even asked if my children may have stolen my card. I was appalled. My children are adults who make more money than she and I combined.
I have decided to stop banking with them, which will cost me a lot of time. There are several recurring charges; therefore, I have to notify all of those account holders before I cancel my membership.
I will cancel my membership and continue banking at Navy Federal where I have had great service since 2005. These people should be shut down.
This is truly a hometown bank where everyone knows your name. I wouldn't bank anywhere else. Thank you, Prosperity Bank!
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What secured credit cards can I get from Prosperity Bank?
They only offer the following unsecured credit cards:
- Prosperity Bank Visa Classic card
- Prosperity Bank Visa Gold card
If you're looking for a secured card, I'd suggest checking out these to find the best one for your needs.
What is the transfer limit for Prosperity Bank savings accounts?
The transfer limit for Prosperity Bank savings accounts is six transfers per statement cycle.
Can I overdraft my Prosperity Bank account at a drive-thru location?
You can overdraft your Prosperity Bank account at a drive-thru location.
What is the minimum opening deposit for a Prosperity Bank checking account?
The minimum opening deposit for a Prosperity Bank checking account ranges from $25 to $200, depending on the account you apply for.
The Prosperity Bank Teen Checking requires a minimum opening deposit of $100, while the Prosperity Bank Simply Free Checking, Prosperity Bank Teen Checking, Prosperity Bank eChecking Account accounts require of $25. The Prosperity Bank Small Business Checking requires $200.
Keep in mind that these requirements may change without prior notice. For the most up-to-date information, refer to Prosperity Bank's website or contact their customer service by phone at (800) 531-1401.
...What is the Prosperity Bank ACH transfer limit?
Prosperity Bank does not publicly disclose general ACH transfer limits for individual customers. However, you may view the transfer limits for a requested transaction by selecting the blue “View Limits” link next to the delivery speed or dollar amount field.
For the most up-to-date information, refer to Prosperity Bank's website or contact their customer service at (800) 531-1401.
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