FirstBank Lincoln Ave, Lone Tree

Im not living in this area I was stop by because it’s the nearest one from me ,Courtney was very friendly and nice to help me ,walking and no waiting only took me 20 mines to get thinks done !

First Bank Fraud depart declined a deposit with no call,, email.... My branch then CLOSED my business account after the deemed a deposit fraudulent because they had "Not ever seen a check from the instatution" which happen to be a College in California. There was no email, notice, or message. The bank manager Becca Fontana, said she tried to call and there was no voice mail... How convenient! I didn't know the account was closed until I couldn't login. Guess that what you get with a Rinky-dink bank. I will be filling a complaint with the Federal Reserve complaint department.

Most of the employees are super nice, and are very pleasant over the phone. One of them seems unhelpful but hopefully her coworkers' attitudes will turn her around! Kudos to their overall team! Always enjoy firstbank's social media humor, try following them... You'll see. Some people say there are too many fees but those pay for the cost of doing business (often the same people complaining are the ones paying more in overcharged iPhone apps and cable subscriptions and game skins).

Quick access for all my banking needs. Safe, secure, and well lighted.

Absolutely unacceptable. My fiancé was in the first bank located at 9217 E. Lincoln Ave. Lone Tree, CO 80124 about 45 minutes ago at 11:30-45 today (06/16/21) which should have been a pleasant and easy experience. Unfortunately she was "helped" by a teller who was rude and clearly annoyed and inconvenienced by her. She did not get her name but do know it was "teller number 5." The manner and tone in which the teller spoke to her was inexcusable for anyone working within the financial, hospitality, or any industry deals with guests. The money in which to be deposited was organized so that if there was any discrepancy they could see for which day and make appropriate adjustments. Teller 5 already upset, scoffed and let her know they were using "sticky notes" today and jumbled the money all together. When counted and came up 5 dollars short, there was now no way of knowing for which day for our records and knowledge of where to account this for. I know that this may not seem like a crucial amount of money, but coming from both a restaurant and financial background, organization and accountability is crucial. In the end, it is not the placement of the money which is upsetting but the actions and lack of courtesy of the employee. My fiancé is a very happy and positive person who gives everyone the benefit of the doubt. We both know that everyone has off days but this was not okay. An employee whos job is to assist the public with their financial needs and requirements should not be acting like an upset teenager who is not getting their way or having a bad day. Needless to say we will not be banking with this institution from here on and will not be able to advise others to do so as well. There are plenty of options in which customers can be treated decently, and even on a "bad day, " not let it interfere with their customers and professionalism.

I have been an account holder since 2000 and my experience at the Lone Tree 1st bank on 6-23-21 was another example of why I bank here.Katelyn Castro was outstanding in printing out re-fi documents I needed and answered all my questions I had going above and beyond to make sure this transaction was complete. Thank you Katelyn and Thank you 1ST Bank

My card quit working 15 minutes before the bank closed on Saturday. I called and let them know my situation and they were kind enough to open the doors and help me out with getting me a temp card and some cash. Visa may let me down with the quality of the debit card, but 1st bank did NOT let me down when card failed me. Thank you!