TD Bank

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the TD Bank teller, ‘Do you ever close early for good behavior?’ The teller smiled and said they didn’t, but curiosity had been planted. From that day on, whenever anyone did something especially nice or helpful, the delivery driver would ask the teller if they were closing early. And every time, with a twinkle in her eye, she’d say no. But the legend grew until everyone in town believed that TD Bank rewarded good deeds with an impromptu early closing.

2. While standing in line one afternoon, an elderly gentleman turned to the person behind him and whispered, 'I just told the teller I’ve been banking here since before they even had those little flags for your mood.' The man behind him chuckled softly. ‘Really?’ he replied with a smile. After a moment, their conversation was interrupted when a delivery driver approached the counter, yelling excitedly, ‘Hey, teller lady! Can you believe it’s been twenty years since TD Bank started using those cool little flags? I’ve got one from every year!’ The old gent looked amused but shook his head gently, whispering again, ‘That boy doesn’t know half of what he thinks he does.’

3. One day, while transferring funds online, a young professional noticed that his account balance kept changing every few seconds—first showing millions, then dropping back to zero. Curious, he called TD Bank support. After an hour on hold and several verification questions, the representative calmly explained, ‘Sir, you’re seeing your overdraft protection in action.’ The young man burst out laughing, realizing it was just another quirky feature of modern banking.

4. At dawn, when most banks were still locked tight, a jogger passing TD Bank noticed something unusual: the automatic doors kept opening and closing on their own. Curious, the jogger peered inside and saw only a shadowy figure in the lobby. Turned out it was just an early-morning janitor playing with his new remote control for the doors. As the sun rose, everyone had a good laugh—except maybe the poor guy who accidentally locked himself out while delivering doughnuts to the staff.