Amscot - The Money Superstore

Christopher Ingram

I'm pretty sure if I was a white guy in a suit I wouldn't be given the 3rd degree whenever I try and cash a check.

Shawn Murphy

I've had multiple issues with staff, but, it was never bad enough as it was today to bother complaining. My grandmother passed and, left some money to me in her will. I brought in a check given to me by my uncle. For some reason they had a problem with us sharing the same last name. He is my paternal uncle. The staff openly mocked me and made me nearly yell the reason for the check 3 times saying they couldnt hear me and questioned me repeatedly about the nature of my relation to my uncle and dead grandmother. After a 30 minute ordeal they took over 100$ just to cash the check and, while I stood there in tears they just talked about me in front of me and in front of all the other patrons. I asked if personal checks were usually subject to such a high percentage and the woman yelled at me that yes, they do get 9.9% for any personal checks. Even when they berate you for having a death in your family. If you want to be treated like a human being, don't go here.

Ashley Rodriguez

The notary at this Amscot location signed in the wrong place on a document I needed for employment. Now I have to go back to my prospective employer to get a new document to get it notarized correctly. I would not return to Amscot for notary needs.

Anjeanette Waddell

They at least have a system of keeping the lines moving that works well. All locations practice this though. That's all they have in common. This location I absolutely can't stand going to. Always a hard time and extra time. If you plan to cash a large check like insurance and it's over $1,000 be prepared for them to verify and re-verify so basically be prepared to wait a while. I also left behind my ID and when I sent my son and boyfriend back to the store to get it they would not release it. Even after I called them and the clerk that assisted me recognized who i was, they still are making me have to be without my licence until I make it back there.