Ying Cheng
CAsucks when calling the cs sucks when calling the cs. The so-called virtual assistant just as sucks as RBC, it do not understand me and insist talking rubbish. It is the most terrible virtual assistant I have ever met.
Joshua koshy
CAWorst bank ever! I am a HSBC customer cutover to RBC. The cutover has been the WORST EXPERIENCE for me with any bank. Problems have been an everyday event. Regardless of cutover related problems RBC's etransfer using Android is a persistent problem. I just does not work. I suggest RBC employees to resign enmasse and move to another bank because RBC is due to shut down as customers like me will talk with moving their money to another better bank. That said, why would RBC not be the worst bank in Canada when its CFO was busy having an affair with one of her junior employees!
Consumer
GBWould give this bank 0 if I could Would give this bank 0 if I could. Archaic and outdated systems. I am European and moved to Canada… I feel like I have gone back to the 1990s for banking! Also I have had 4x fraud on my accounts since banking here. Their online service is a joke and decides when and where it will decide to work. Unfortunately all Canadian banks seem behind the times…. Cheques?!!! Who uses cheques anymore? This country really needs to upgrade its banking systems.
H. Raftery
CARBC's virtual assistant answering service is an insult to customers… This virtual assistant answering service is absolutely assinine. I liked when an actual human answered the 'phone, then tolerated the system when it went to a "press 1, 2 or 3, etc." style, but now it is an insult to customers with this robotic (AI?) service. It took me 2 calls trying to explain my enquiry in 2 different ways for it then to hang up on me! The third try it told me 5 times "it" didn't understand and at the 5th it told me it was putting me through to an agent (who was extremely helpful AND apologetic). I lodged a complaint with the agent. With the gigantic profits the banks make at least go back to the "Press 1, 2, 3 etc." system. Way to go, RBC! How to lose customers in a hurry!
Gladys Anyanwu
CAI visited this branch today and… I visited this branch today and unfortunately had a disappointing experience with one of the attendants. Despite being visibly pregnant and in need of assistance, the staff refused to attend to me and directed me to join the long queue. As a pregnant woman, standing for extended periods can be uncomfortable and even potentially harmful. It was disheartening to see a racism at play and a lack of consideration for customers' needs from a woman, especially when it comes to basic accessibility and empathy. I believe that customer service should prioritize the well-being of all clients, particularly those who may require additional assistance due to their circumstances. I hope that they will take steps to improve their customer service policies and ensure that all customers are treated with respect and consideration, regardless of their situation. Pregnant women, along with other vulnerable groups, deserve to feel valued and supported during their interactions with the bank.