Please take my advice and do not bank with Huntington! They have no concept of customer service. They will take and take and take until they drive you CRAZY! They do not value their customers whatsoever. The employees are rude and caught up in corporate greed!

They SUCK, I lost my job and was unable to keep making payments. I asked and asked if we could lower the payments or refinance. NO NO NO was all I heard. I GAVE the vehicle back. Now they are coming after me for the full amount....I even cashed in my meager 401K and offered it to them.

Here is how much they got from the bailout:
11/17/2008 Huntington Bancshares Columbus Ohio $1,398,071,000

Help to me whan I needed it.

ZERO

most banks pay largest to smallest, that is the practice, if you make a mistake you are penalized for it, there are options for you to have overdraft protection, it is your responsibility to keep a record of transactions, the bank could return everything, still charge you a fee for those items and you would be charged a fee from whomever you wrote the checks too. Take responsibility for your actions. You know what you have and what you can spend. It is computerized on how it hits your account, its not like someone is sitting there and to each persons account lets make all the things hit his account, this way so they get more fees. You are the one in control. The way the charge fees is not the problem. It is spending money you dont have. Then upset about the way the bank processing things, It didnt change all of sudden it has been this way.

I have just had two years of frustration with Huntington! I have been a Chase customer for years and have no love lost for them. I have two equity lines that are, in essence, my mortgage. The second line is at 9.75%! I have been trying for two years to refinance with Huntington and give them all my business and I've got nothing to show for it.

Year 1: My wife and I went to close on a deal and the loan officer finally remembered to tell us the loan was interst only! That was exactly what we didn't want. We refused to sign the papers and closed our recently-opened account.

Year 2: Huntington mistakenly ran the wrong credit reoprt and I had to get an override from one of the muckity-mucks. The they said the value of my home was too low and so they wouldn't give me the loan--despite two solid incomes and excellent credit scores.

Other fun facts about Huntington and my family: They gave my 81-year old father an UNSECURED loan! he died the next year and the loan defaulted!

My 57-year old out of work brother went to Huntington to ask how he could reduce his mortgage payments with them. What did they do for him? gave him a $10,000 loan!!! Nice way to reduce debt, huh?

I guess most banks stink, but little local Huntington could try a little harder to earn some loyal business. this is what we face in teh age of Obama!

Huntington bank wants to claim that they can go into my checking account and take money out without my permission to pay on my husbands truck loan.
The truck loan was taken out in 2004 with huntingdon bank.
My bank used to be Sky bank and was taken over by Huntington 2 years ago. My contract does not say anywhere that they can do this.
The best part is they take it out without any notice causing nsf fees that they do not give back.
The last time they did this( 5/11/09) they overdrew my account and caused 12 nsf fees over a period of 24hrs totaling $450.00.
When I talked to my bank manager, he offered to take off 3nsfs only! I do not have overdraft protection. if i had they could have taken money from my savings and covered this. FUNNY: someone from Huntington called me on 5/7/09 and offered me to change accounts so i could have overdraft and i turned them down i did not trust discussing this with someone who called "unavaible" on my cell phone.

They managed to get alot of money out of me whenever all i owed them was $770.29 to pay the loan IN FULL!

They took the $300.00 I sent them on 5/8/09.

They took $475.00 from my account on 5/11/09!
They took 12 nsf fees x $37.50 totaling $450.00!

They took the $598.00 I managed to save for emergency out of my savings to cover the nsf fee overdraw and leaving me a balance of $9.00 to last 2 weeks before my next paycheck.

IS THIS FAIR!!! WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO CUSTOMER SERVICE AND PEOPLE BEING HUMAN BEINGS?
I WILL NOT STOP AT THIS.

Having an Auto loan with Huntington is the biggest-longest Nightmare of my life. Dealing with incompetent customer service, the inability of the department to interact efficiantly and not overcharge on latefees for payments long posted on the account, it is just unbelievable what that eastern Bank is doing here in Arizona.
After 6 Months and many hours on the phone, they yet have to figure out how to keep their system from adding a charge back in- only to remove it days later, AFTER charging the account with a late fee- not to mention AFTER reporting a late payment to the credit bureaus.
i know our AG is just waiting to get all the juicy details to slap a suit to this #3 Bank of our glorious US of A. Wouldn't it be interesting to see how a little courtaction and bad press will knock yet another Bank out of the clouds- because just because bankers have a licenze to steal doesn't mean the consumers have to accept it. this one is not- and will kick and scream all the way to the top to get things resolved.

We are a small business operating in Eastern Ohio. We have had the misfortune of dealing with HNB involuntarily. It bought out Sky Bank, the one we entered into a business loan agreement with. The business loan was used to build an "affordable" home in a downtown Canton, OH redevelopment neighborhood. The home, now on the market for $125,900, has not sold and our construction loan has matured.

After the loan matured we asked HNB if it would re-write an interest only construction loan. That was refused. HNB did continue to send us monthly interest statements on the $107,000 we owned, and we PAID EVERY ONE ON TIME!. However, that wasn't good enough. HNB has brought in its cut throat collection lawyers and have called in our note and sued for foreclosure. Now we had to hire a lawyer to protect our interests, thus more money out of pocket in unnecessay expenses. This could have all been avoided if HNB would have been reasonable.
Now we wonder how, when HNB was making money from us each and every month, it could force us into foreclosure as well as possibly raiding our business and personal accounts and driving us into financial disaster. There seems to be two plausuble answers - GREED and VINDICATIVENESS. Greed since they raised our interest rate from 3.75% to 18% just because they could (thet didn't have to) and vindicativeness because we wouldn't bow to their high pressure tactics. These tactics were first sending an auctioneer to see us and offer to hold an absolute auction (we pay the difference between what sale price vs our loan to HNB) and when we refused that, sending us an agreement that would have us give the home to HNB at the end of a 6-month period, they would sell it, and again we would be responsible for any short fall. We also turned down that offer.
So you can see that we are not very happy with this bank, someone we never intended to deal with in the first place. Their goal is to drive us out of business and raid our personal assets. This after we the taxpayers have given them $1.4 billion in bailout funds. They are turning these funds against us by using them to persecute good, honest PAYING customers and hiring high priced collection attorneys. We have a HNB employee in the assets protection dept. assigned to our case. We can't help but wonder if that person has some personal gain to achieve by sending a fast talking, high pressure auctioneer to entice us into a sale at any price, particularly since that auctioneer had told us he was contacting us specifically at that individual's request. That individual is Mark Pressley. His Supervisor is David Wilson, whom we have also spoken with. These guys a couple of real losers and will undoubtly be some of the first to be canned when HNB turns on its own kind to protect the salaries and bonuses of the CEO, COO and CFO.
Bottom line - HNB is a scurlious orgainzation. It is in danger of becoming a failed banking institution - SEE EQUITIES MAGAZINE artice by Richard Suttmeier, "The TARP Sinkhole Sucks Down First $350 Billion, Banks Become Strong Sells". We encourage all to withdrawl their funds and bank with someone reputable and honest.

hunting is deceitfull and unfaif
i have had a hard time since being laid off last year and have ran close on the checking account, when the funds got low, the bank made sure to deduct the largest checks first (not the order they were received) so they can charge as many fees as possible, 8 charges instead of 1 that was due. at 37.50 each(the fees were 2 to 5 times larger than the checks were except the one) that was redicilous . they are more interested in stealing ones lively hood instead of good business practices. hell it would be cheaper to deal with a loan shark instead of this bank

then they turn around and take the money from my 85 year old mothers account, which is a retirement account. how they figure that is right, i dont know

this is a fine way to treat your customers of many years
whom have just gave them 1.4 BILLION DOLLARS to bail(or make your bonuses)'too bail you out"