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Overall Customer Rating and Sentiment

Customer sentiment is negative for OneAZ Credit Union reviews, citing concerns about children's accounts and dissatisfaction with billing and customer service; reviewers describe price level as high.

Positive Feedback

Few positive notes appear in recent comments; no specific strengths are documented in the provided reviews.

Negative Feedback / Risk Areas

  • Recurring OneAZ Credit Union customer complaints focus on billing practices and poor customer service.
  • Reports warn against using children's accounts due to account-opening and authorization issues.
  • Consumers mention a high price level compared with alternatives.

Key Takeaways for Future Customers

  • Review account authorization procedures before opening child or joint accounts.
  • Expect to scrutinize fees and billing; compare membership options.
  • Document issues and escalate promptly if customer service does not resolve problems.
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map-marker Honolulu, Hawaii

Fraud

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AI Highlights
  • - OneAZ allowed my son's father to access his account.
  • - The bank was notified; it breaks rules and commits fraud.
  • - Please stop my under 18 son's Venmo use.

My son, who is 15 and his father went to oneAZ credit Union and opened up a debit account under a savings account i opened up for him. I am the adult and responsible person for his savings account.

His father should never had been able to open up anything for my son under my name. We have never been married or together except in bed. They both have committed fraud. Cole does not have my permission to take anything out of this bank and there is no signature card for him to do so.

The bank has been notified several times but continues to break the law and their own rules. The bank has committed fraud. I have contacted the police but they do nothing as well. Because i have a Writ of Certiorari at the United States Supreme Court case number 23-5821, with 80 questions on the corruption of Yavapai county, no body in the state of Arizona will help me.

These apps are not supposed to let anyone under 18, Zelle does not, use them for a reason. I am suing the state of Arizona for over $1 billion dollars for their corruption of human trafficking. I also have several other companies i am adding to it like oneAZ credit union. Do you really want to be envolved with fraud, wire transfer fraud, and what ever else the federal prosecuter can come up with?

I need venmo to discontinue my sons use on this app. He is not 18 and has no money his parents don't give him.

User's recommendation: Do not use this bank with children's accounts

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