Bangor Savings Bank

My business lawyer specifically recommended this bank to me. I listened. So glad I did.
Its been over a month and I am still trying to figure out what is wrong with these people! This is a bank? They are helpful, smart, I can call in with questions and the awesome Max Bangs helps me over the phone and knows who I am. When I have an online glitch with checking my business acct online I get a HUMAN in the same time zone who emails and calls with follow up. What planet is this? I am so glad I moved my business account over here, I wish I had done it 4 years ago when I moved to Portland. I asked for info about payroll and a nice fella from another branch politely emailed me, and we set up a meeting at the branch closest to me. No «this is where my desk is» mentality. A human in a bank who emails you. So refreshing. The amount of time they save me is even better than the lack of fees. Now I will restrain myself from leaving a review for B of A (former bank) because we aren’t allowed to use bad language on Unilocal.:)

I’ve had an account with Bangor for about 3 years now and I have not been disappointed. I am always misplacing my debit card and they have never charged me for a replacement and can even print another out on the same day. Also, everyone I’ve encountered there so nice. Thanks BSB!

going into Bangor Savings reminded me just how great small, local banks can be. i’ve been using Big Banks for a while (8 years??) — it can feel more convenient, etc. but no more!
Bangor Savings has captured my heart (and my cash). the tellers are super friendly (i was offered coffee!), the bank itself makes extraordinary efforts to offer the same conveniences as (and often better than) Big Banks i’ve been with. plus, when i went in to open a joint account, no one questioned or made assumptions about my relationship to/​with the other account holder.
this branch won’t disappoint! they even have a free (!!) coin counting for account holders. so give up your Big Bank and its unreasonable fees– check out Bangor Savings instead.