Virgin Money located at 9 Castle St, Edinburgh EH2 3AH, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0131 226 6931

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Ted

1 Google Rating

Atrocious, dishonest, argumentative staff. It's just Northern Rock rebranded - a bank that could not

1/ 5

Atrocious, dishonest, argumentative staff. It's just Northern Rock rebranded - a bank that could not manage its affairs

Ciaran Brooks

3 Google Rating

A free cashpoint/ATM near to Princes Street.

3/ 5

A free cashpoint/ATM near to Princes Street.

Phil Dickson

5 Google Rating

Very friendly and accommodating staff who do not try to hard sell

5/ 5

Very friendly and accommodating staff who do not try to hard sell

John Mitchell

5 Google Rating

Really friendly staff in a quaint, cute little branch.

5/ 5

Really friendly staff in a quaint, cute little branch.

Fosco X

3 Google Rating

What were they thinking of when they redesigned this branch? Huge space; one teller because they onl

3/ 5

What were they thinking of when they redesigned this branch? Huge space; one teller because they only allowed for one position. Two people managing the queue, who could otherwise serve customers if only they had a counter to work from. Certainly frustrates the customers and probably the staff too, who have to struggle with the ridiculous setup to do their job.

George McLeod

1 Google Rating

How to lose the will to live. This singular Virgin/Clydesdale branch left in Edinburgh has 1 counter

1/ 5

How to lose the will to live. This singular Virgin/Clydesdale branch left in Edinburgh has 1 counter to serve personal and business banking. They have lots of staff. I currently can count 4 on the floor doing nothing. Just asking if they can help everyone. Of course they can't help because people are here to do their banking and trendiest in jeans and trainers and gelled hair can't help. You need counters manned by tellers. I will soon close my 2 business accounts here and move to a bank that puts customer service as the only priority. Not setting up a bank like a coffee shop with imbicile pretending to be helpful. Constantly furious with this sh1tsh0w

helen barbour

1 Google Rating

All gloss no customer service my experiences seem to get worse everytiime I enter the Virgin Lounge

1/ 5

All gloss no customer service my experiences seem to get worse everytiime I enter the Virgin Lounge in Edinburgh

Carole Gregor

1 Google Rating

I had to take two very elderly ladies (97 & 84) to the George Street branch today to sort out some s

1/ 5

I had to take two very elderly ladies (97 & 84) to the George Street branch today to sort out some stuff. The staff member I spoke to was both unhelpful and completely lacking in empathy, with a pretty poor attitude! You’re unable to book an appointment beforehand and I was told the poor ladies would have to wait around 25 minutes to be seen, or we could come back. As I also had to take them to HSBC, I suggested we could go there first, if the staff member could book us an appointment for half an hour. I was told this wouldn’t be possible and they’d just have to take their chances and she doesn’t make the rules! What a disgusting way to treat anyone, let alone two elderly ladies who’ve been banking with them for many years! When we went to HSBC, they couldn’t have been nicer or more helpful - a complete contrast to the disgraceful service received from Virgin Money

Margaret Virtue

2 Google Rating

Having been a Clydesdale Bank business customer for years my account was transferred to this branch.

2/ 5

Having been a Clydesdale Bank business customer for years my account was transferred to this branch. Since then I have received diabolical service when I visit the branch to do my banking. On every occasion I have been asked to sit and wait for someone to serve me which usually takes about 20 mins or more while other staff seem to be wandering about doing nothing. What has happened to the old fashioned teller counter which worked more efficiently?

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