NEVER USE CITIBANK! Don't get sucked into signing up for Citibank card when booking AA flights like I did. They promised a $200 statement credit if I signed up for their card when booking a flight. I did & got approved but they will not honor the $200 credit. Awful, useless non-existent customer service, repeatedly telling me "there's nothing we can do". I cancelled the card. I will never use them or American again as I feel conned. I will stick to Chase and United whom I've used consistently for over 15 years ~ much better service and flights.

TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! I called the customer service line to block a pending transaction and the rep told me it can’t be done. I asked to speak to a manager and he said “please call us back at another time” and hung up. I’ll be closing my card and will not do business at this financial institution. It looks like most of Citi’s customers are having issues with customer service.

I called customer service yesterday… I called customer service yesterday about a promo for a new card. I was transferred three times and then hung up on. Why have a great bank with fourth rate customer service? The people I spoke to had very limited English speaking skills. I constantly had to repeat myself. If this is the best you can do, I'll stop using my card. PRH

Citibank is absolute garbage Citibank is absolute garbage, a busted automation system on the phone wasted 45 minutes of my time, I talked to a real person on online chat who directed me back to the useless robot. I have my correct info but havent been able to log in for days or receive assistance, cuz you must log in to receive assistance. I'm so pissed. I'm cancelling my card

Pretty good, very reliable I've been banking with Citi for quite some time and not had many problems. Fees are low or non-existent; branch personnel are friendly and helpful. The Double Cash card works just as advertised, and provides a small but welcome bit of extra income every month. Interest rates are not competitive, however, so most of my CDs are elsewhere. I once attempted to open accounts for a housebound relative, and was told they couldn't be opened unless the account holder was present. That seemed odd, considering online accounts don't require you to be present.