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December 2022 by Yolanda Longoria
First of all the employees at the CCPECU are professionals their customer service is. Top notch . Elma is the president of that credit Union they are fortunate to have her..
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November 2022 by Mr nice Guys
Poor customer service needs to be more professional and with a smile GOD BLESS AMERICA
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November 2022 by Roland Salazar
Poor customer service needs to be more professional and with a smile GOD BLESS AMERICA
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July 2021 by Eduardo Perez
Great bank, wonderful customer service
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July 2019 by Jessy Alanis
Excelente servicio , muy amables siempre.
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May 2019 by Dorothy Salazar
A personal bank with the best team ever always encourages you and your family.
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April 2019 by Chrissy Caldera
We love the ladies at Postal Credit Union. We especially love Elma Benavides for always treating us as family looking out for our best interests. It's certainly a place to do your banking and financial needs. Sincerely Thomas &Christina Caldera
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April 2019 by Stanton Longoria
One of the worst, inefficient banks I've ever had the misfortune to being apart of. If you can, use literally any other bank than this.
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February 2019 by Jesse Martinez
nicest people there , they treat you as family
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October 2018 by Jazmin Martinez
Always having problems using my bank card not working when I have funds in the bank. Teller says because their system is down and it will not work anywhere. Ive been embarrassed 4 times already in stores and having my card decline because the banks system goes down. I have never ever had an issue with past banks in my life of a bank card not working cause of system down. They really need to invest in a better system. Customers shouldn't have to go through the stress not being able to manage their own funds. Imagine if I were at a restuarnt and not able to pay with my card when I do have funds in the account. I'm so over this bank. Time to close accounts and go else where. Do not recommend bank to anyone.
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October 2018 by Jake Valdez
Love this place, been member close to 40 years.
