Broken S.
Unless you have money to throw away
Unless you have money to throw away, I would not advise you to bank with Woodforest. I had both accounts with them. Although I achieved and maintained the minimum balance, they kept charging a monthly fee to my savings. They would also manipulate data, to make a reason to charge me NSF/return fees. When I received my 2nd stimulus check, they would only allow me to withdraw $500 of MY OWN MONEY. Also, when I lost my drivers license, I went in with my old one, my temporary new one, and my veterans ID. They still refused to allow me to withdraw from my account. I did not have a debit card for that account due to their $15 fee. Today I used my card to buy gas and make some copies. Hours later, I went to the Dollar General, where my card was declined for a $9.90 purchase. Although I have over $500 in my account, Woodforest was suddenly declining my transactions. Several hours later, they sent me an email that someone attempted to use my card at a totally different gas station, for the amount of $0.00. What?? Since they are not available (by phone or in person) on Sundays, I will have to wait a couple of days to speak with someone and access my money. Although my debit card had not left my sight, they cancelled it, and said I would have to pay $15 to get a new one. I am sure that this is just another one of their scams to induce more fees, or retaliation for me closing the savings yesterday; but I will be closing the checking as well (although they will charge me a $25 fee.)



