Jacobi Capital Management
Don’t Give Sufficient Time
I have noticed that my advisor at Jacobi Capital Management doesn’t give me enough time. Even though I have tried to share my complaint with my advisor, they don’t seem to care about it. Their behaviour hasn’t changed and has been very disappointing. When I first started working with Jacobi Capital Management, their service was quite impressive. However, that time is long gone and their current services have become horrible. Those people have stopped caring about their clients.
Jacobi Capital Management has terrible financial advisors who don’t care about their clients. Their client service has been very disappointing and due to that, I don’t recommend their services to anyone. Your money would be better spent on a firm that actually cares about its clients.
The people at this firm are very manipulative. They make it seem as if they genuinely care about your financial health and success. Your advisor would behave very professionally and decently initially to impress you. However, when they get your account, they stop caring about you. They treat you like an unknown person they don’t care about. Getting a meeting with my advisor at this firm is very painful. I don’t like the process. Moreover, it seems to me that my advisor doesn’t like to talk to me during meetings too. They try to avoid meeting me. It’s obvious from their behaviour.
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To be honest, it’s very insulting and irritating when you talk to a financial advisor that doesn’t care about you. I thought financial advisors were very sophisticated in client service, but that’s all a myth. These people charge you heavily only to treat you like a random person they met on the street. I have worked with several service providers before and I know the difference between good and bad service. They are clearly on the bad side of that spectrum.
No one expects their financial advisor to be terrible at client service. These people care more about their portfolios than their clients. When my financial advisor doesn’t give me sufficient time, discussing important financial topics becomes a nightmare as well. Working with them feels like a waste of my time now.
The way their client service has degraded over time, I don’t think anyone would benefit from working with them. If someone tells you great things about Jacobi Capital Management, they are probably talking about a long time ago. Now, these people have degraded into the worst possible service providers. You shouldn’t trust any positive thing you hear about these people.
Moreover, they are very manipulative so a person might not even know how terrible their experience has been so far. I made a terrible mistake by trusting others’ opinions on this matter. It would have been better if I had done some research of my own before giving my account to these people.
I also believe that there’s a huge communication gap between the leadership and the advisors. That’s because even though I have sent them emails detailing my complaints, I haven’t gotten any responses from them. It’s very insulting when your financial advisory firm doesn’t respond to a client’s complaints.
It shows that the firm doesn’t care about its clients at all. I never expected such an insulting experience from Jacobi Capital Management.
Jacobi Capital Management Review: Conclusion
I don’t recommend the services of Jacobi Capital Management. They are very manipulative. These people give horrible client service to their clients and because of that, I don’t think they are worth the price. You can easily find plenty of other financial advisors in Pennsylvania who care about their client service, you don’t have to pay these guys.
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