Quite good banking solution no matter… Quite good banking solution no matter how do you look at it, I just wish that all of them will be really like that anyway cause in some other cases it should be really something like that matter anyway. Where else we could do something with such things ? I do not really understand what it is.

Citibank is the worst I have been with Citibank for many years, but the bank has change and itbis terrible now. The customer service is horrible, the international line is even worse. The bank does not offer any protection for fraudulent transactions and actually allow them. They wouldn't investigate and rather close the dispute without communicating their decision to me. Unauthorized transaction made abroad and I supplied proof. They do not care. It used to be a good bank, now is the worst place to put your money. I am closing my accounts and opening a new one with Chase. Stay away.

They pay people for all their positive reviews THIS COMPANY IS ALL KIND OF SHADY AND WE ALL HAVE DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE BUT THEY ALL TELL THE SAME STORY OF HOW WE EITHER GOT SCAMMED OR ALMOST. THEY ARE BAD NEWS AND I WOULDN'T ADVICE ANYONE TO DO BUSINESS WITH THEM. $70,000 HELD IN THEIR POSSESSION BECAUSE I REFUSED TO PAY THE RIDICULOUS CHARGES THEY CAME UP WITH OUT OF THIN AIR. IT TOOK FILING A DISPUTE AGAINST THEM WITH { LEGAL___ASSET __CONSULT_} **** FOR A RE,COUP

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.

They closed out my credit card account… They closed out my credit card account for 16 years with no notice or warning. It had been inactive for a while, so I understand they may have wanted to ensure it is still valid, but they have yet to contact me. I am trying to buy a house, and the sudden closure dropped my credit report by 10 points. And now they want to pull my credit to re-open, which will drop it even more.