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  • Report:  #591692

Complaint Review: First Financial Bank - Cincinnati Ohio

Reported By:
josephevers - , Nationwide, United States of America
Submitted:
Updated:

First Financial Bank
4000 Smith Rd, Suite 400 Cincinnati, 45209 Ohio, United States of America
Phone:
877-322-9530
Web:
www.bankatfirst.com
Categories:
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I had a bank account with Irwin Union Bank.  In 2009, the First Financial Bank headquarted in Cincinnati Ohio bought them.  First Financial Bank then closed all branches in the Pacific Time Zone, but in summer 2009 they promised that my account with them would be under all the exact same terms and everything as with Irwin Union Bank.  Then on April 9, 2010 without warning I got a letter from them saying they had stolen and drained my entire bank account and closed the account.  They simply invented a ficticious "service fee" which was never in any terms or anything I was notified of or agreed to, and that fee was specifically tailored to match the exact balance in my account and completely steal everything in there, bringing the exact balance down to zero balance of zero just so they could steal all my money.  I suspect they have done this to other people as well.  I contacted their bank and got a man who laughed loudly at me through the entire conversation and specifically said that their bank can do whatever they want without informing me or getting my consent to agree to it.  I called the Cincinnati Ohio police department at 513-352-2960 who said that by law, banks can do whatever they want, steal everyone's money and are completely above the law.

This is a moral outrage and unconscionable.  The people at First Financial Bank need to be put in jail.



1 Updates & Rebuttals

Robert

Irvine,
California,
U.S.A.
Details?

#2Consumer Comment

Sat, April 10, 2010

Okay so according to your report they have basically charged you $100,000 in fees in about 10 months(summer 2009 to April 2010).  That is about $10,000 a month in "service fees".  While some bank fees are high, this if 100% true would take the cake.  If this is a single fee they took then there is something going on.

So what type of account was this?

If it was more than one fee why in a year you didn't notice that amount of money was being "drained" every month?

What exactly was the "service fee" for? 

 

 

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