Jonathan Okafor
USI am dealing with the Pension process… I am dealing with the Pension process and it has been an absolutely dreadful experience. The process is meant to frustrate and infuriate loved ones just trying to access capital from a loved one that has recently passed. This is just another consistent feedback point that confirms the ruthlessness and human depravity that is rampant at PNC bank.
Phil and Jessica Leto
USTHIEVES AND LIARS… Was lied to by mortgage sales team to get business. Then condo team missed a contractual deadline and denied a loan. It wasn't my fault, lost my earnest money and they just told me they aren't at fault. Billion dollar a year company can't give a few thousand dollars back to a customer after their sales people lied. SCUM
Andrew Uhrmacher
USGive you the run around and lie Convenient locations but different customer service agents tell you different answers. Spoke with 3 people over the last week of when I should receive my debit card I ordered last Tuesday. The first person said it should only take 5-7 days, the second said 7-10 days and the third said 5-7 days or 7-10 days. But if you look on Google it says 5-7 days. So extremely inconsistent answers to the same, simple question. The second and third customer service agent also tried putting the blame on the post office. But it is PNC's fault for not putting tracking on a debit card being sent through the postal service. The postal service has enough issues but sending a small envelope from the corporate office in either cinncinnati or Cleveland where they process the debit card to just outside of Pittsburgh takes up to 10 days? That's entirely not on the postal service, because you can receive a postal package from California in less then 10 days. That is 100% the responsibility of PNC for sending a debit card that way and giving customers inconsistent answers of how long it should take. Absolutely absurd and disgusting for a debit card to take up to 10 days to be delivered.
Valerie Bocz
USAutomation of PNC Bank Feedback Automation of PNC Bank is a terrible and disturbing trend. No human contact for bad service! PNC Financial Services CEO William Demchak tells financial analysts PNC Bank is going to "'change the world" and "remove tellers so that we have more automation."Today, 90 percent of PNC Bank branches have tellers. In five years, only one-third of them will. Some people are wary of the coming change.
Susan Bonner
USThe waiting for help was awful The waiting for help was awful and after waiting an hour I couldn’t get an appointment to open up an account for two weeks later so I took my business the same day to FNB and opened up an account right away with no waiting or appointment that day… PNC also wanted to charge me 95.00 dollars to cash a check that they issued… I never will try to do business with PNC again.