Thread: Financial service rep @ TD Canada Trust

Originally posted by szw Wait, you actually go into a bank once a week? Yes, I withdraw a precise amount of money every week that a ATM can't give me the denominations for. edit: Looks like I cant delete this thread - could a mod please delete this thread? Like I mentioned I dont want Peter to have a Google stamp , even though it's a positive review, some people just don't like being able to be googled and I want to respect that

People that complain about service fees often are the ones that don't see the big picture. TD Canada Trust has made me well over $100,000 this year alone so who the hell cares about the $200 a year I pay in fees.

Originally posted by l/l/rX To my understanding isn't it if the customer voluntarily decides to follow the rep? You can't advertise where you're going, I'm sure you can inform the customer you are leaving, but not advertise as to where. If the customer finds you he finds you, you can't do much about that... You might be right, I'm not positive to tell you the truth. I worked for a bank several years ago, and I...

Originally posted by quazimoto You'd be an idiot to think the employees in banks aren't highly specialized in their positions. To say it isn't important to have a human connection with a bank is absolutely retarded as 99% of the time these people are way more knowledgeable than you are as they are trained specifically for the job they are doing. Wouldn't you rather get advice from somebody that has been trained with the...

Originally posted by 403Gemini It was the small things that really made him stand out - when I got a car loan to buy the subaru I bought like that $5 cd at staples with all of those legal forms and he reimbursed me for that. He was always willing to give a no bullshit answer on things as well. Well if no word by tomorrow i'll just delete the thread. Tom - I'm probably going to look for a mortgage broker since they can shop around...

have you tried searching for him on Facebook? http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/p...hp?id=705606894

Originally posted by Mixalot27 Then he probably won't be able to do business with you then anyway. Most banks make employees sign a non-competition agreement or something similar. That way if you leave the bank you can't steal all their clients. So he likely won't be able to keep you as a client or he could risk getting sued. To my understanding isn't it if the customer voluntarily decides to follow the rep? You can't...

Originally posted by Xtrema In my experience, good people don't stay long. 1 year tops. just curious where the 'good' people end up going... if they started as an FSR/FA the only places they can move (within the company or any major retail bank) is upwards towards investment advisors, mortgage specialists etc...

I used Peter to. He was awesome. let me know if you find out where he went. He was straight up and was always willing to go the extra step. I would switch banks if I found out where he went.

If it was easy, I'd end all my dealings with TD. They are all about raising services fees and interest rates and think it's ok once they send you a notice letter in the mail. Funny how you went in to make an appointment, when I've recently seen commercials advertising "no appointment necessary."