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I'll add my $0.02 about Key - when we first opened our account there,
it took almost 2 months to get a working ATM card - and we've still had
lots of trouble with the ATM (eating the card, not accessing accounts,
etc.) My husband and I have had accounts at banks in 4 states (we've moved
a lot) and Key has given us more trouble than all the other banks combined.
I could go on for days about the various other problems we've had, but I'll 
leave it at: Don't use Key Bank!

--Wendy Gilman

Bill Carr  <asdmac@csc.albany.edu> wrote:
>I second and third the Key bank opinion -- I have never seen a bank 
>handle ordinary, day-to-day transactions so slowly or inaccurately. I'd 
>go with on of th smaller locals like Cohoes Savings.
>
>On 8 Jan 1996, Jeff Powell wrote:
>
>> Teddet (teddet@aol.com) wrote:
>> 
>> :   I have a long standing animosity towards KEY.  They were very large &
>> : impersonal & arrogant and acted like they were doing you a favor by
>> : letting you bank with them.    In a very short period of time a ways back,
>> : accounts I had (personally & an organization's) at 1st American and Nat'l
>> : Savings  became KEY Bank.  I was not pleased.  We're going to end up with
>> : just 2 banks in the capital district  KEY and Fleet.    
>> 
>> I had similar experience(s) with KEY Bank. I also switched to National
>> Savings and sure enough....... a month later I was suddenly banking
>> with KEY again.........Needless to say, I was seriously irked.
>> 
>> --



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Wendy C. Gilman
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have a mind at all. How true that is." (Former) Vice President
Dan Quayle speaking to the United Negro College Fund.