Goldman SachsReviews of goldmansachs.com

I opened an Apple Card on December 2026. It is serviced by Goldman Sachs. I did not realize that all statements go to this App thing on my phone. So I missed payments in February and March 2026. I was out buying a motorcycle with a small loan. Loan was declined at the dealership for an allegedly a past due payments of $48. I had not idea what that was about. So I started investigating and found out is t was Goldman Sachs. I called them and said they should not be reporting me for a billing statement I never received. I expected a statement in the mail - like all my accounts and I just pay them. Goldman Sachs guy could not tell me when in their contract it said App only communication. Not in there. Refused to help. So for as far as I am concerned do not do business with apple or Goldman Sachs. I got hung up on 2 times. Everyone is "sorry" and always apologizing - what they are trained to do - without solving anything!!! Awful experience so I closed the account FOREEVER. Do not do business with Goldman Sachs - EVER - they are terrible and really worse.

If I could give lower I would, was offered a credit card, then tried to use credit card, it got locked for fraudulent activity, called and unlocked the card used it again, account is now under review that can take 7 business days. Complete joke of a company

The worst experience I have ever had with a bank. They do not take care of a customer with any level of knowledge or understanding. I don’t think that they even look at the provided documentation when they have a claim before them. I’m so sorry that I ever opened up an account with them. If I ever get my issue resolved, I’ll close this account.

If I could rate this company less than a 1 I would! My mom passed away almost 1 year ago and they refuse to release her funds to us. They have requested document after document and there is always something else. They even made us record her trust which our attorney said is not done in Michigan. Now the whole world can see it. Good luck getting your funds once they have them.

There is a hidden network of corrupt individuals engaged in illegal operations overseen by intelligence agencies such as the Central Intelligence Agency that is responsible for performing illegal activities. For instance, I was employed at Goldman Sachs and I found out that as a result of an illegal operation of undercover employees of the Central Intelligence Agency including but not limited to Allison Fernandez, Fernanda Alfaro, James Brand, Andrew Enriquez, Martin and Marcela, I was sent a corrupt email indicating that I resigned when I never resigned. These individuals took it out on me when I started working at Goldman Sachs and targeted me. They operate performing the job duties of Goldman Sachs but following their main responsibilities assigned by the Central Intelligence Agency. They start off applying to the CIA and then the CIA assigns them to Goldman Sachs for a clandestine operation. And just like that the main intelligence agency of the United States and the first one created onshore, the CIA, has employees employed undercover across all companies. They all communicate behind the scenes and following any orders/ duties of their main employer, the CIA, while employed at private companies.

My husband called them to update checking account information when his previous checking account was compromised by a scammer. They never updated the information and tried to take the payment of $39 dollars out of his old account. When that failed they contacted him and he repeated that he had given them current checking account information. Now they are trying to charge him a late fee. Total incompetence. He’s been on the phone for over an hour to try to get this straightened out.

Absolutely the worst handling of my funds of any financial institution I've ever experienced!

The product "Marcus" is listed under savings account. we made a deposit in order to get the advertised rate of return. we waited 1 month and then transfered a small portion to out checking account and the transfer was blocked. we were told to contact security (by an e mail with an 800 number which we verified was GS) The woman on the phone had no idea why we were calling, then after some research (45 min plus waiting time) she informed us that the account transfer was blocked for security reasons. we asked her why and she started asking us for info about the account?! I explained that i wont share info with her and that she has it all in front of her. after 15 minutes of arguing she sent us a pin, and then went on to explain how this account was not one of "those" accounts. How GS wanted us to save our money, not spend it. (you know, like exactly what a savings account is supposed to be for until you need the money which belongs to you) I said that GS calls this a savings account which has a set of rules unlike a CD or market account and that its my money and I will do with it what i please. The advertising for this product says clearly that transfers up to 100,000 with no issues, and calls it a savings account. I looked into escalating a complaint but decided it wasn't even worth it but i will say that no communication had a cusip number attached or a reason for a hold so they cant claim there was suspicious activity. In the end we closed the account and put our money elsewhere. but heres the thing, how is this legal? is a product sold as a savings account, a svings account is mione, a CD is mine with an agreement not to touch the principal. False advertising at the very least, fraud at worst.