For the safe keeping of your money, stay away from the TD Bank at 4975 Linton Blvd, Delray Beach, FL. In fact, I suggest you avoid all TD Banks, due to the unscrupulous practices of a specific individual in the Linton Blvd branch. Obviously, TD supports the questionable behavior of this person or he would be dismissed. I'll try to be brief with my explanation. I recently discovered a dormant account that was created by my lawyer when I closed my business about 25 years ago. The lawyer held $1000 of my money in the account in trust to me, until all matters concerning the business sale were concluded. Well, life goes on. I got involved in other things and my lawyer retired. Now, I want, and am entitled to, my money plus the ridiculously low interest it has accumulated after 25 years ($148.79) I found the lawyer and he agrees the money is mine. However, this guy in Delray Beach refuses to release the money to either of us. He has thrown up numerous obstacles in order to keep the money. Each time we comply with one of his absurd demands, he comes up with another. And each time, he promises this will be the last. This has been going on since November. I have come to the realization, that he has no intention of releasing the money to either my lawyer or me. The amount of money, although significant, is not great enough to warrant further action on my part. It would cost me more than a $1000 to fly to Delray Beach to either sue or confront this cretin. So, I have taken to social media. I will do my best to discredit this man and the bank. The bank employee that has escalated this issue far greater than it needed to be is: Daniel Singh TD Bank 4975 Linton Blvd. Delray Beach, FL 33445 (561) 495-1144
[email protected] (in case this site deletes his email, it is his first & last name separated by "dot". The domain is td.com) If you doubt anything I have said here, call and email Singh for his story. I suggest calling him before doing any business with any TD Bank. Obviously, TD's corporate structure endorses this type of behavior. Through my local branch, I have contacted corporate (Back Office) numerous times, with zero results. Why would you chance doing business with this organization when there are so many better alternatives? After making my intention of blasting Singh on the internet known to everyone, I received an update from my lawyer. He finally went to Singh's boss with this issue. Payout of the account was approved almost immediately and a check was issued. There is absolutely no sane reason as to why this took months to resolve, other than Singh is a problem employee that needs, at the least, complete retraining. With so many other choices, why go near any branch of TD Bank. Singh may be there.