Edward R.
SunTrust (now Truist) has gone to the dogs.
After ten minutes of jerking to the voice-mail choices, I finally got a human who assured me that if I came over in 25 minutes, I could get some documents notarized. I went over, and couldn't find the branch -- they had shut down the stand-alone building in the parking lot and I couldn't see another Truist sign anywhere. After 20 minutes of trying to get through to my former friend at Truist on my cell-phone, I reached him and asked what was going on and where was the branch office. He said, very casually, "Oh, that branch has been closed for months now. There is no longer a branch in that shopping center." This wasted, overall, an hour of my time and I got nothing done. Today, I went in to Bank of America (after calling first) and was all done and back on the road in a little over ten minutes. I have banked with SunTrust (now Truist) for at least a decade, and I intend to close my account. When you click on a button on their site, a little idler-ball spins while the system works and a message comes up. Is the message "Just a moment" or "We're getting the data"? No, the message is "Hang tight." Their site is horrible, the implementation is defective, it's buggy as hell... and apparently they think they're surfer bro's, not bankers. This is a really bad way to end a 10-12 year good experience.

