Frustrated in J.
VyStar needs a New CEO who knows Banking
My experience with VyStar Credit Union has been consistently frustrating and far below the standard of any competent financial institution. After selling one of my properties, every mortgage document associated with the loan disappeared from the online portal. These records are essential for tax and accounting purposes, yet VyStar removed access without warning and has been unable to provide them despite months of requests. Since January, I have spent countless hours being transferred between departments, receiving contradictory information, and speaking with representatives who clearly had no idea how to handle a basic request for past statements. I was even given an incorrect phone number. At one point, I was told the documents would be mailed to me — nothing ever arrived. I was later informed that VyStar does not allow customers to speak with a real person about past mortgages and that email is the only option. This level of disorganization is astonishing. Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident. I once sent an international wire through VyStar. When the recipient didn’t receive the funds after a week, VyStar told me to “wait another week.” After doing my own research, I discovered the wire had actually been rejected within 24 hours because VyStar entered the wrong account number. Despite the fact that no money was ever delivered, VyStar still charged me roughly $100 when the funds were returned. When I asked why I was being charged for their mistake, the response I received was essentially, “We don’t know — Chase Bank charges us.” In the end, I lost three weeks, the wire never went through, and I ended up paying about $140 for absolutely nothing. Between the missing mortgage documents, the inability to speak with anyone knowledgeable, the incorrect information, and the mishandled international wire, it is clear that VyStar is not equipped to handle basic consumer banking responsibilities. Their internal systems and customer service processes are completely inadequate, and the burden is placed entirely on the customer to fix their mistakes. I will be moving all of my business elsewhere, and I strongly advise others to think twice before trusting VyStar with their financial needs



