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Awful treated like piece of 🗑️ trash been a customer for over 17years.
Seeking legal advice as I type-
Will negotiate for settlement.
Trevor Jon Mayer
I hope someone gets to feast on this comment I'm vehement.
My wife and I have been dealing with Fulton Bank for a construction-to-mortgage loan for the past several months. We were constantly getting conflicting information. The latest bit being we were told there would be zero due at closing, only for the construction company to tell us that they were informed it would be $16,000 due at closing. This was just the latest example, but far from the only one. I will NEVER deal with Fulton again!
It is a pleasure to deal with this bank. Any time I am experiencing a problem with my account, they have helped me every time. They are friendly and courtious.
Great bank to do business with. Highly recommend.
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