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Posts: 10,505 
Location: The Evil Empire
Location: The Evil Empire
November 25th, 2006, 07:48 AM
Which bank do you go? Do you like the services?
Yes, my mattress provides excellent services. It provides maximum comfort, no long lines at the teller, doesn't have any "fees" and they only "bouncing" going on is when I'm doing it.
Which bank do you go? Do you like the services?
Yes, my mattress provides excellent services. It provides maximum comfort, no long lines at the teller, doesn't have any "fees" and they only "bouncing" going on is when I'm doing it.
November 25th, 2006, 09:49 AM
Quoting I think not
And the only wires are those attached to your bedposts.
Which bank do you go? Do you like the services?
Yes, my mattress provides excellent services. It provides maximum comfort, no long lines at the teller, doesn't have any "fees" and they only "bouncing" going on is when I'm doing it.
Yes, my mattress provides excellent services. It provides maximum comfort, no long lines at the teller, doesn't have any "fees" and they only "bouncing" going on is when I'm doing it.
Electoral Member
Posts: 141
November 25th, 2006, 12:40 PM
We've (my hubby & I) have found that we use whatever bank provides the best services/rates we can get. We currently use TD, Scotia & Royal for various things. For example, when our mortgage came up, we went to the TD and various other banks to find out what they'd give us. We've been with the TD for over 20 years. TD gave us a rate and basically said take it or leave it!! So much for "customer loyalty". We ended up going to the Scotia bank. We recently purchased a newer vehicle. Did the same thing. Royal gave us the best deal so we went with them. Overall we'd prefer using a Credit Union but they are so few and far apart its not convenienct for us.
So we don't have any "loyalty" per sae as they show us none.
C'est la vie!!
We've (my hubby & I) have found that we use whatever bank provides the best services/rates we can get. We currently use TD, Scotia & Royal for various things. For example, when our mortgage came up, we went to the TD and various other banks to find out what they'd give us. We've been with the TD for over 20 years. TD gave us a rate and basically said take it or leave it!! So much for "customer loyalty". We ended up going to the Scotia bank. We recently purchased a newer vehicle. Did the same thing. Royal gave us the best deal so we went with them. Overall we'd prefer using a Credit Union but they are so few and far apart its not convenienct for us.
So we don't have any "loyalty" per sae as they show us none.
C'est la vie!!
Member
Posts: 51
Location: Ottawa Canada
Location: Ottawa Canada
December 23rd, 2006, 04:16 PM
I'm sooooooooooo surprise there no one that I have wrote to me about the caisse populaire it's true that there is most of french staff and customer but kno one have wrote on that banking.I kno there some of you kno about english customer that has a account there.Dont you.I kno in a fack I was one of there customer for many year's and I did not like there services,and there
politic popcorn
I'm sooooooooooo surprise there no one that I have wrote to me about the caisse populaire it's true that there is most of french staff and customer but kno one have wrote on that banking.I kno there some of you kno about english customer that has a account there.Dont you.I kno in a fack I was one of there customer for many year's and I did not like there services,and there
politic popcorn
Les
Posts: 6,139
Location: 50 acres in Kootenays BC
Location: 50 acres in Kootenays BC
December 23rd, 2006, 04:31 PM
Not French. 1st born Canadian in my family, Irish ancestry.
And may you also have a great christmas and a wonderful new year.
Quoting popcorn
Sorry, I meant TD/CT = Toronto Dominion/Canada Trust and BMO = Bank of Montreal
GOOD evening L Gilbert I dont kno of these banks at all by the way are you a french person if so I'm french myself.Have a Wonderfull Christmas and a Happy New Year popcorn
Not French. 1st born Canadian in my family, Irish ancestry.
And may you also have a great christmas and a wonderful new year.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,065
Location: Montréal, Québec
Location: Montréal, Québec
December 23rd, 2006, 07:48 PM
I deal with a few banks. La Banque Manuvie for my savings, high intrest rates. My cuurent bank account is with la Caisse Populaire, they have lower user fee's, and excellent internet services(I prefer by far doing everything over the net, then going to the bank). And I have my morgage with la banque nationale(Lower rates at the time).
I deal with a few banks. La Banque Manuvie for my savings, high intrest rates. My cuurent bank account is with la Caisse Populaire, they have lower user fee's, and excellent internet services(I prefer by far doing everything over the net, then going to the bank). And I have my morgage with la banque nationale(Lower rates at the time).
I was thinking in terms of arrows.
Member
Posts: 191
Location: Saskatchewan eh!
Location: Saskatchewan eh!
December 23rd, 2006, 11:14 PM
Well I have dealt with CIBC all my life and the same branch the whole time. For the most part problems are none existent. I no longer live in my home town but still deal with this branch, though 99% of the time it is over the phone. I have been in lately working on overseas banking and everything is going smoothly.
Well I have dealt with CIBC all my life and the same branch the whole time. For the most part problems are none existent. I no longer live in my home town but still deal with this branch, though 99% of the time it is over the phone. I have been in lately working on overseas banking and everything is going smoothly.
House Member
Posts: 4,484
Location: Saint John N.B.
Location: Saint John N.B.
December 24th, 2006, 03:40 AM
My daughter deals with the other branch of TD/Canada Trust in town and I am jealous of the free coffee and Timbits served at hers..but not at mine. My reasons for doing business there include it was the only bank that my wife didn't have accounts in.
My daughter deals with the other branch of TD/Canada Trust in town and I am jealous of the free coffee and Timbits served at hers..but not at mine. My reasons for doing business there include it was the only bank that my wife didn't have accounts in.
Newbie
Posts: 39
December 26th, 2006, 06:14 PM
I deal with President's Choice Banking. I have never had a problem. It's all on-line and they have small kiosks to go to if you have a problem or phone them.
The thing I like is no service charges to have an account. I hate like hell to give them anymore money than I have to.
I might open a credit union account with the Finnish Credit Union in Toronto.
I deal with President's Choice Banking. I have never had a problem. It's all on-line and they have small kiosks to go to if you have a problem or phone them.
The thing I like is no service charges to have an account. I hate like hell to give them anymore money than I have to.
I might open a credit union account with the Finnish Credit Union in Toronto.
Member
Posts: 225
Location: Toronto, ON
Location: Toronto, ON
December 26th, 2006, 10:43 PM
Quoting The conductor
Are they a bank unto themselves? I use CIBC and would like to change. any info you have would be great.
I deal with President's Choice Banking. I have never had a problem. It's all on-line and they have small kiosks to go to if you have a problem or phone them.
The thing I like is no service charges to have an account. I hate like hell to give them anymore money than I have to.
I might open a credit union account with the Finnish Credit Union in Toronto.
The thing I like is no service charges to have an account. I hate like hell to give them anymore money than I have to.
I might open a credit union account with the Finnish Credit Union in Toronto.
