Chase

Coming from PNC, and also having an account with Huntington, Chase has been the best bank I have ever dealt with, they are the only bank (except for BoA) to have the features they have (and the reliability of those features), not to mention their new ATMs, where not only can you withdraw $ 20’s, but also $ 1’s and $ 5’s (and soon cents), try that with other ATMs
@Keith R., all the issues you had could have been avoided, you just did it wrong
Strike 1-​account transfer problems: you shouldn’t have closed your account at your old bank right away, the problem is you took one lump sum out of your old account when you closed it and put it on a cashiers check, what you SHOULD have done was add your old account as an ACH (Automated Clearing House) account in your Chase account online, then do an ACH transfer from your old account to your new Chase account, leaving about $ 5~$ 20 in your old account, THEN close your old account and put the remaining $ 5~$ 20 on the cashiers check, take that cashiers check to a Chase ATM, and do your deposit there (yes, you can deposit a cashiers check using a Chase ATM), being that you had a problem with your debit card, you would need to take care of that first, read below
Strike 2-​unprofessional customer support: Very rarely should you ever have to deal with a teller, Chase ATMs can do nearly everything, only reason you would need to deal with a teller is to set up an account, if you need to deposit change or if you have a problem with your account, and even then, in my experience, they don’t even ask for the account number anymore, either they ask for your debit card or your SSN, no need to remember your account number
Strike 3– Debit card misprint: This can be fixed on the spot, just go in, tell them the issue, they will fix the issue and print you a new card in the bank itself, you will get your replacement card before you walk out the door, one of the perks of Chase, on the spot debit cards
Following these guidelines, you shouldn’t have had an issue

Chase is a great name for this bank, cause that is exactly what they do — Chase customers away.
I opened my accounts at Chase mainly because I wanted the checking reward points to use towards air travel between Illinois and Ohio. I have to give kudos to the gal who opened my account, she was friendly and got everything set up without issues. Outside of that, I wish I could think of something positive to say.
The first strike against them would be when I attempted to transfer my accounts from my previous bank in Illinois to here. The refused to accept the certified bank checks because there wasn’t enough in my account to cover them. Hello dumbasses, of course there isn’t enough money in my checking account, I am trying to transfer my money to you.
Strike #2 has came on their service. From the foreign speaking lady who always acts inconvienced when you go in there, to me being expected that I would be able to recite my account numbers off the top of my head, to the fact they printed the wrong name on my debit card and want me to pay to request a new one to correct THEIR mistake. HERE IS A MISTAKE, I DECIDED TO GO WITH CHASE AS A BANK.
Strike #3 and your out is when I went in yesterday to make a deposit and they told me they couldn’t process it. The reason? Because the debit card, yeah the one they misprinted my name on didn’t match the name on my account and the birthdate that they put in was as the 3^rd instead of the the 6^th that was on my photo ID. So I had to sit down with an unpersonal personal banker who after corrrecting my info (six months after it has been wrong, they are just now catching it) tried to sell me a latest and greatest svings account that pays a whopping .01%. No thank you, I’ll keep it saved in my work credit union.
Now today I find out they are going to start requiring me to deposit a certain amount of money per month to avoid a fee.
Yes, as soon as I am done with my current set of checks I will be transferring to my credit union.