Blue Coast Federal Credit Union - Perry (FL)

5 /5 Martin Morris: Huge Thank You to Hollie and Angie at Blue Coast. My wife and I recently purchased a vehicle and used Blue Coast to finance. Hollie was our loan officer and was absolutely great to work with. She made the whole process seamless and hassle free. We look forward to working with her and Blue Coast for all our future loan needs.

1 /5 Erin Lucas: Absolutely the worst bank we have every dealt with in our 35yrs of banking and let me tell you closing the account was just as much of an issue and its still not closed they violate their own policies its just mind blowing how bad these 3 locations are they work with each other to work against you the customer thats on everything I love save yourself

2 /5 Jacob Dees: Loans are good but any other services are terrible. If you call Special services they will never answer the phone

5 /5 Felipe Lam: Travis Lago has been an exceptional loan officer while helping me secure my auto loan. To the point, answers the phone calls on the first ring or as soon as possible, very friendly, provides excellent customer service, and has made the used auto loan experience very smooth and easy! I’m a first timer and Travis got everything setup in the same day. Bank with BLUE COAST and give TRAVIS LAGO a raise for his A+ efforts !

2 /5 E M (ME): **Blue Coast Federal Credit Union: A Name Change and a Lost Identity** There was a time when walking into Buckeye Credit Union felt like walking into a friend’s home. The tellers knew your name, asked about your family, and you never felt like just another account number. It was more than just a financial institution; it was a cornerstone of our community. But those days are long gone, and with the rebranding to Blue Coast Federal Credit Union, it feels like everything that made the place special has vanished. The most glaring change? The personal touch is gone. The friendly faces that used to greet you by name are no longer there, or if they are, they no longer seem to recognize you. Instead of feeling like a valued member of a community, you now feel like youre just another face in the crowd. The warmth that once radiated from the staff has been replaced by a more corporate, distant demeanor. Gone are the days when the parking lot was bustling with cars, full of members who trusted their hard-earned money with a local institution that had their best interests at heart. These days, the parking lot is nearly empty, a quiet testament to how many people have taken their business elsewhere. And it’s not hard to see why. Under the new Blue Coast branding, the credit union has lost its small-town feel. It’s as if they’ve forgotten that people chose Buckeye Credit Union not just for financial services, but for the relationship that came with it. Now, the focus seems to be more on pushing products and meeting quotas than on truly serving their members. You can sense it in every interaction—the sense of community is gone, replaced by the cold efficiency of a larger, more impersonal operation. Even the services have changed. What used to be a straightforward, no-nonsense approach to banking has been replaced by a more complicated, less customer-friendly system. Fees have crept up, wait times have increased, and the once-simple processes have become cumbersome. It feels like they’re more concerned with their bottom line than with making sure their members are satisfied. And don’t get me started on the new technology they’ve introduced. While I’m all for progress, the transition to new systems has been anything but smooth. The online banking platform is clunky and confusing, a far cry from the user-friendly interface that Buckeye Credit Union offered. I’ve had more issues in the last few months than I ever did in all my years with Buckeye. And good luck trying to get someone to help you with it—customer service is not what it used to be. There’s something profoundly sad about watching a place that once cared deeply for its members turn into just another faceless financial institution. The sense of loyalty that many of us felt towards Buckeye Credit Union has been eroded by these changes. We used to feel like we were part of something special, something local, something that understood us. Now, we’re just another account in a system that’s more concerned with growth than with the people who made that growth possible in the first place. In the end, Blue Coast Federal Credit Union might still offer decent financial services, but it no longer offers what made Buckeye Credit Union special. The personal touch is gone, the sense of community has evaporated, and what’s left is a shell of what used to be. It’s no wonder fewer and fewer cars are filling the parking lot. People can sense when a place no longer cares about them, and they’ll take their business somewhere that does. The name may have changed, but what’s really gone is the heart of the institution. And that’s something no rebranding can bring back.