
Bank of Colorado
Bank of Colorado is one of the oldest banks in the state, with their first charter issued in Ft. Lupton back in 1900. While the name of the bank may have changed throughout the years, their genuine approach has always been the same. Although they’ve grown, they still greet customers by name and answer... show more
Bank of Colorado Reviews
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We chose the bank, and have been willing to live with the the few branches and limited services, because they have always been accommodating and had a personal touch to customer service. Well, no more.
I very rarely have an issue and need assistance, but the last few times I've reached out, they treat me like any big bank would. They aren't convenient enough for me to put up with that.
I have a Discover checking account, and have gotten better customer service lately. I am thinking we'll close all our accounts and move to a bank that offers more perks and convenience.
I guess it's just the age we're in. We will keep a local credit union for the customer service and a big bank for the convenience. Bank of Colorado is neither.
bank of colorado has always been good to me, whenever I need help they are there to help me fix or reamend ways to get help to take care of the problem
Strike two was when a family member who had funds at the bank died. It took 90 days to get all the paperwork needed to close out the account. I made formal contact with the bank and let them know that the accounts would be closed and explained the documents we were waiting for. When we had all the paperwork and went to close the account Bank of Colorado attempted to charge fees for (wait for it) not using the account for the last 90 days. I kept going up the chain of command until I finally got a manager to waive the significant fees.
Strike three occurred recently. I have maintained two accounts at the bank because I had already gone through the steps to have two family members added to the account. If you haven't done this before, it is a bit of a hassle when everyone lives in different states to get a joint account set up. Because of the inconvenience of setting up a new account I left the account set up. However, this summer I noticed that I was being charged for not using my account. I called the bank and the person I talked to was rude and made the experience irritating. The next month when I was in Colorado Springs I stopped by the branch and the lady helping me close out one of my accounts asked me why I was closing it so I explained the situation. To her credit, she tried to be polite and problem solve. She also told me that I didn't have to come in, that all I needed to do was call in and they could have helped me. Then I told her I did call and she was pretty quiet. Strike three. I have a court ordered payment that comes into my account every month and once that payment is done (this May 2020) I am taking my business across the street to Chase.
After having a dispute with a deceitful merchant, Bank of Colorado does not stand behind its customers. Ivan Esteves, a teller continued to email me wrong information, did not understand how to simply process a chargeback and had absolutely zero people skills. I trusted my hard earned money with this institution to find that they do not defend consumers against fraud . They will put temporary funds into your account and pull them back out with no notice.
This bank is a joke, just take a look at their BBB profile.
Many people are suffering economic hardships and the last thing that you need is a bank taking your hard earned money through fees. I would highly recommend this bank.
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