Locked out of my own account. Long story short, the fraud department is ridiculous and does not understand large wire transfers. I was attempting to purchase a rare car out of state, got it fully inspected and was satisfied with the results and submitted the transfer for a wire purchase for about $20k. The fraud department called me, which is fine of course, and I walked them through the transaction, and we hung up, I assumed everything was good. About 15 minutes later, they called back and refused the transaction, calling it fraud despite just talking to me. Fine, I'll figure out transferring cash to another bank account and do it that way. Lo and behold, RBFCU locked me out of my own accounts as well, including any electronic payments. I call them back, and they refuse to give an explanation other than "Your access will be returned once our investigation is complete which takes about 10 business days." Utterly ridiculous. I ended up having to physically go to the bank, and pull money out to put in another bank account just to pay my normal bills. Needless to say, they have permanently lost my business.

RBFCU let someone get into my account… RBFCU let someone get into my account without verifying their credentials. Now they want me to drive 3 hours to bank with 2 forms of ID and meet them in person. Question is why did they let a stranger hack my account? Writing this do customers can beware of RBFCU and find a more secure bank

There are better… My opinion and personal experience is that RBFCU, about 12 yrs ago, was a well run credit union. It’s since become a low-rate, substandard bank where you’re no longer a person who they actually benefit from having as a customer who deposits funds, but a number that they now consider a nuisance when you call for help with an issue involving THEIR services. However, putting aside that their ATM at the 6475 Baywater Dr location was out of service/out of money today and that they affiliate with 3rd party entities who’s credit card rewards services are inconsistent at best (“We cannot access uChoose Rewards. Please contact us at 888-999-4355.”), I expect to receive a response that tries to apologize and put me at ease about my sentiments for RBFCU - perhaps, an AI driven response? Don’t bother. It’s almost insulting and a waste of time. Anyway, I have my money and my confidence with a different credit union and I’ve witnessed the difference between the two.

this is actually the bank i use this is actually the bank i use. and have used for nearing 10 years, good bank zero fees no interest deductions. honest upfront staff. only downside, overdraft fees are a bit high, overdraft by 1 penny get a $27 overdraft fee. be 5 stars easily if the overdraft fee wasnt rediculous, but other than the overdraft fee i can find no fault in this bank one of if not the best bank myself and my family members have used

Being a member of RBFCU since 1982 Being a member of RBFCU since 1982, I have seen customer service go to total crap. They have lost the personal touch, don’t return phone calls, want to work via email. They seem to work better with people that have low credit scores and excellent payment history. Treating credit worthy people like they are dirt with question after question after question. I have also personally seen members with poor credit get loans right and left without any problems. I guess they like these consumers more because they get more interest off of them.