Karen K.
They are common thieves.
Common thieves have invaded and taken over Primis. One of the tellers perceived a stressful transaction and helped herself to $45 in wiring fees for her own mistake, corrected the following morning by a manager. Everyone else lied to cover up her errors. I am continually harassed with lame unsolicited emails and texts from anonymous stalkers infesting the bank, busybodies so unhappy with their own lives that they try to take away my abundant joy and replace it with their equally abundant dissatisfaction. The authors of the messages address me in friendly overtures as though I had volunteered or signed over my privacy and resources, when in fact I have shared nothing with them. They are destructive pests. I also had the misfortune of enduring a stalker who hacked into my bank account and canceled one of my debit cards because they felt entitled to meddle in my life. I was forced to speak with a woman who sounded senile. Not lying, I don’t believe, simply the woman did not know anything and had to concede to my complaint. Banks are not dating apps. You’re not part of my family. I don’t want to hear from you. Send bank statements only. Show some professionalism. They are nothing more than envious, covetous, gossipy, prying, predatory beggars, thieves and robbers. Misery loves company! Primis bank loses credibility with each year. They should be investigated and shut down.