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[SchoolLoan]

So I am on EWS, and chexsystems. On chexsystems I have 5 reports 2 BOA, 3 that I taken care of but still reporting. BOA is bs. But long story short. I live in scranton Pennsylvania and need a personal account and business. I don’t want the hassle to deal with brick and mortar because I am a over the road truck driver and we all know how banks are with transactions they often times block your card and have you the famous “step inside a branch” if anyone can recommend me a bank that’d be great thanks in advance.

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[mckbulldog02]

On 9/24/2019 at 10:46 AM, SchoolLoan said:

So I am on EWS, and chexsystems. On chexsystems I have 5 reports 2 BOA, 3 that I taken care of but still reporting. BOA is bs. But long story short. I live in scranton Pennsylvania and need a personal account and business. I don’t want the hassle to deal with brick and mortar because I am a over the road truck driver and we all know how banks are with transactions they often times block your card and have you the famous “step inside a branch” if anyone can recommend me a bank that’d be great thanks in advance.

Try First Commonwealth Bank... They are all over in PA. I live in Ohio and opened my personal account online and my business account in the branch. I am on Chexsystems and EWS both.  They also just merged with some Santander branches in PA as well.    www.fcbanking.com 

[tmcgill]

Other possible Scranton, PA options:

 

PNC Bank - https://www.branchspot.com/pa/scranton/pnc-bank/

**Has been known to approve those with negative Chex entries.

Citizens Savings Bank - https://www.citizens-savings.com/about-us/locations-hours.html
**They use a credit report and approve on a case by case basis.

 

Woodforest Bank - https://www.yellowpages.com/scranton-pa/woodforest-bank-walmart
**Second chance banking.

 

Good luck and keep us updated on any approvals.

Edited September 26 by tmcgill

[SchoolLoan]

Thank will try those banks, want to be able to have my personal and business acct together.

[SchoolLoan]

On 9/26/2019 at 9:44 AM, tmcgill said:

Other possible Scranton, PA options:

 

PNC Bank - https://www.branchspot.com/pa/scranton/pnc-bank/

**Has been known to approve those with negative Chex entries.

Citizens Savings Bank - https://www.citizens-savings.com/about-us/locations-hours.html
**They use a credit report and approve on a case by case basis.

 

Woodforest Bank - https://www.yellowpages.com/scranton-pa/woodforest-bank-walmart
**Second chance banking.

 

Good luck and keep us updated on any approvals.

No luck with pnc nor citizens savings, woodforest would give me both personal and business, but for my business they would put my checks on hold for 5 days each deposit for 6 months and I can’t quiet do that since I have to pay my employee. Looked for a first commonwealth bank as the other person said but its about a whole hour and some change from me and I always get home past 6pm. Any other recommendations? 

[Burgerwars]

One problem is if you're in Chex and EWS and keep applying for accounts, you're adding more inquiries thus compounding the problem.

There are various companies that offer debit cards, like Amex Bluebird, SoFi, N26, Revolut, T-Mobile Money, etc. While I wouldn't totally recommend them because they aren't full checking accounts, they possibly may work.