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January 2024 by Nicoletta Philippides
It took 1.5 hours (90 minutes!!!) to get a joint checking account set up with Julie, who had absolutely 0 idea what she was doing... kept blaming it on the "system." She blatantly didn't know how to use a computer. After trying to read our ID's 25x, she STILL messed up both of our names on the account, didn't know how to input our email addresses, and didn't know how to get online banking set up. Now I have to go back and forth with the branch to fix this disaster. What a waste of my time.... thankfully, the manager there, Michelle, was helpful after-the-fact.
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December 2023 by Lynnette Ramsay
TL;DR I'm forced to pay $3500 in fraudulent chargesIt’s sickening that TD Bank has rigid high standards for its cardholders, but will not stand up to extreme credit card fraud. When I opened a credit card in 2023, it was a triumph after initially being rejected in 2018, then spending years building credit. The banker told me to use credit exclusively because it was safer than debit. I have been painfully let down by TD Bank and online banking.To use mobile banking for my credit card, I had to add an authorized user. This is because the app opens with a pop up. I dismissed it many times, but eventually added the requested information, naming myself as the only authorized user. Since I already had a card, I did not expect another one. A second card was mailed to me without my knowledge. It was stolen. By the next month, there were about $3500 in fraudulent charges on my account. I did not see & report those until four months after the last fraudulent charge.Last summer was rough for me. I suffered an injury and had ambulance bills. I spent an enormous amount of money on an important move and was packing up my life. My grandmother was ill. I did not have a debit card, so all of my transactions were on credit. The summer’s pain dragged on into the fall when I realized my account had been defrauded.The first fraudulent charge happened so quickly after the card was mailed (six days) that I now doubt it arrived in my locked mailbox. By following up with merchants, I learned that my card was used with a fake ID to buy a phone & a phone line two weeks after it was mailed. None of the agents I’ve spoken with know for certain how the card was activated, but I was told that it had to have been done online. It’s unlikely that one of my two devices, a phone and a laptop, was used to activate the card. At the time, I lived alone.As a user, I expect online banking to flag suspicious activity or at least to clearly show cards and transactions. TD Bank takes no responsibility for stewarding my account from theft & fraud in that way. I was not notified that my account had a second card added to it, so there was a break in the chain of custody. No one was watching the card activity. In comparison, Discover alerts me to card activity daily so that I can review it.During that difficult summer, I made two mistakes - I interacted with a frequent pop up in my mobile app, and I did not export the PDF statement for June until four months later. The second card is only visible on the PDF export. The pattern of spending on the second card is clearly fraud when I can see it.The amount demanded is about 10% of my net salary, before rent. I feel gutted - I have lost sleep and appetite due to stress. I had started applying to professional development programs, but will now have to postpone my dreams to pay a thief’s debt. TD Bank has continued to charge late fees and interest during the past two months when I have been calling the bank weekly to dispute. To avoid interest, I would need to pay in full with the gift my grandmother left me in her passing. I am crushed.I acknowledge these agents for helping me - the Harvard Square branch opened my account, the Brighton brank aided my filing a claim. There have been five calls from collections. I received help from customer support agents & a manager. Investigations, Credit Card Services and the chairman of the board team spoke to me at length. These friendly representatives professionally enforced an impassive policy that ground me down until I gave in and began to make payments again.Today, TD Bank has managed to squeeze about $4000 in fraudulent charges, interest & fees, but has lost a truly lifetime customer. My parents are likewise chary about their TD accounts after witnessing the extraordinary way this bank handles fraud.CFPB Complaint # 231108‐12453638
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November 2023 by Lynnette R.
TL;DR I'm forced to pay over $3500 in fraudulent charges It's sickening that TD Bank has rigid high standards for its cardholders, but will not stand up to extreme credit card fraud. When I opened a credit card in 2023, it was a triumph after initially being rejected in 2018, then spending years building credit. The banker told me to use credit exclusively because it was safer than debit. I have been painfully let down by TD Bank and online banking. To use mobile banking for my credit card, I had to add an authorized user. This is because the app opens with a pop up. I dismissed it many times, but eventually added the requested information, naming myself as the only authorized user. Since I already had a card, I did not expect another one. A second card was mailed to me without my knowledge. It was stolen. By the next month, there were about $3500 in fraudulent charges on my account. I did not see & report those until four months after the last fraudulent charge. Last summer was rough for me. I suffered an injury and had ambulance bills. I spent an enormous amount of money on an important move and was packing up my life. My grandmother was ill. I did not have a debit card, so all of my transactions were on credit. The summer's pain dragged on into the fall when I realized my account had been defrauded. The first fraudulent charge happened so quickly after the card was mailed (six days) that I now doubt it arrived in my locked mailbox. By following up with merchants, I learned that my card was used with a fake ID to buy a phone & a phone line two weeks after it was mailed. None of the agents I've spoken with know for certain how the card was activated, I was told that it had to have been done online. It's unlikely that one of my two devices, a phone and a laptop, was used to activate the card. At the time, I lived alone. As a user, I expect online banking to flag suspicious activity or at least to clearly show cards and transactions. TD Bank takes no responsibility for stewarding my account from theft & fraud in that way. I was not notified that my account had a second card added to it, so there was a break in the chain of custody. No one was watching the card activity. In comparison, Discover alerts me to card activity daily so that I can review it. During that difficult summer, I made two mistakes - I interacted with a frequent pop up in my mobile app, and I did not export the PDF statement for June until four months later. The second card is only visible on the PDF export. The pattern of spending on the second card is clearly fraud when I can see it. The amount demanded is about 10% of my net salary, before rent. I feel gutted - I have lost sleep and appetite due to stress. I had started applying to professional development programs, but will now have to postpone my dreams to pay a thief's debt. TD Bank has continued to charge late fees and interest during the past two months when I have been calling the bank weekly to dispute. To avoid interest, I would need to pay in full with the gift my grandmother left me in her passing. I am crushed. I acknowledge these agents for helping me - the Harvard Square branch opened my account, the Brighton brank aided my filing a claim. There have been five calls from collections. I received help from customer support agents & a manager. Investigations, Credit Card Services and the chairman of the board team spoke to me at length. These friendly representatives professionally enforced an impassive policy that ground me down until I gave in and began to make payments again. Today, TD Bank has managed to squeeze about $4000 in fraudulent charges, interest & fees, but has lost a truly lifetime customer. I learned about bank accounts for the first time while on a Girl Scout field trip to TD Bank. I looked for the big green door handles any time my parents took me to the bank. I trusted TD Bank with my checking and savings, but my money is not safe with you. Your process simply isn't justified. It certainly doesn't work for me. My
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November 2023 by Harrison Acosta
Staff not the friendliest unfortunately. And really not helpful to anyone now already with this branch. Oh well.
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October 2023 by Sean McClellan
This bank is awful, the ATMs are constantly out of service, the staff don't care about the customers, and TD as a company is just terrible. The card reader for the ATM door has been broken for YEARS so any one can walk right in while you're using the ATM, if it happens to be working, and there's usually a homeless guy sleeping in there at night since the door doesn't lock like it's supposed to. TD Bank sucks and doesn't care about its customers safety or maintaining the building. USE A DIFFERENT BANK!!!!
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September 2023 by Emre Ermis
drive thru never works. If you want to make a transaction at the ATM inside at night, a homeless person will greet you every night. The homeless are friendlier than most bank staff, we have become friends now. I think the bank should pay salaries to homeless people. Customers should also receive a fee of 1 dollar. It really feels safe to see familiar faces.
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May 2023 by bijan sakhdari
Td is the worst bank in the US. They are irresponsible and unreliable.
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April 2023 by Melissa Desmarais
Love this bank. Open when you need them and friendly
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January 2023 by Lauren Order
Always very helpful , really friendly and kind staff.
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December 2022 by Anya Yugova
had the worst experience with this bank. Without any warnings, they locked my account, after 2 hours on the phone they told me to go to the branch. After 40 minutes at the branch they still couldn't unlock my account OR give me my money at the cashier (even though I came with my passport and all). The employee told me it would take 2-3 days to unblock my account (!!!!!) during that time there's nothing they can do to give me my money. She also told me she'd give me a call within 2-3 days. This never happened. Closing this account at the first opportunity, and hope you learn from my mistake.
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May 2022 by Sam Moustafa
Argumentative very poor experience getting a certified check . Very poor customer service. This Branch need retraining
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May 2022 by Mahmoud Labib
People are nice, BUT, it takes longer to do things there.
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April 2022 by Paul F.
The brazilian guy their is arrogant; would not give me a chance to speak when it comes to qualifying for small loan. Went to other td bank for better service
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April 2022 by Li L
I recently moved to a new location and started using this Brighton Branch as my home branch. The service is wonderful and people are very helpful and knowledgeable. Special thanks to Alexandria (Ali). Good job! Thanks to Andrew, Rafael.- Lidia
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March 2022 by John Wolf
Sigmund was very unprofessional. Will never come here again, and an encapsulation of why I left TD Bank.
