Welcome to Texas Partners Bank, a premier destination nestled in the heart of Texas, San Antonio. Our central location at, 1900 Northwest Loop 410, , Texas, San Antonio, United States, reflects our dedication to delivering top-notch services with convenience in mind.
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5 Reviews on “Texas Partners Bank”
I’ve been with BOSA for a few years, and every single encounter w them has been exceptional despite my comparatively small-status among businesses they likely serve.
If you’re looking for millennial-minded, well-communicating, constantly professional banking experience, I would nudge you to call Sonia at the ISOM office
Online banking is ALWAYS down. I have to call at least twice a month – when I’m trying to pay bills – to let them know it’s happened again. Beyond frustrating. Never had the issue before this bank bought my local bank.
The only negative thing I have to say about this really good bank is that the 10-minute time-out for online banking is too short. I have to keep logging in every 10 minutes. It gets very annoying. If not for that, it would get a 5-star rating from me.
This bank is only good for free atms they don’t help with literally any issues you have. I got scammed by a car company and they took my down payment and never gave me the car and the bank won’t help file fraud charges to help me get my money back since I authorized the payment. I regret using this bank card for the purchase because compass bank would have got my money back in days with their fraud department. Now I literally have to hire a lawyer to get my money back when every other bank would help in this process.
Whatever you do, do not buy shares in this bank! We’ve been trying to sell our shares in Texas Partners Bank for over a year and keep getting the runaround and lied to. They must have some cashflow issues if they can’t even facilitate the repurchase of a few shares of their own stock. I could go on and on about stories we’ve been told for why they couldn’t buy our small amount of bank stock, but at the end of the day, the moral of the story is that they have been untrustworthy and dishonest in their dealings with us.