QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Feb 25 2015, 03:18 PM)
I was thinking to complain, but I think I will complain after I withdraw my FD first, because
I am worried she might take revenge to sabotage me since my money is still there.
If I complain, I will call the branch manager first, then fax an official complain letter to
AM Bank HQ (maybe to HR department), and cc a copy to the branch manager in Sri Petaling
and also OUG branch.
The most pissed me off was that the Am Bank RM mentioned twice to ask me to keep my money at home...
Why she mentioned twice I think because she wanted to make sure I heard what she said..?
This RM is lucky this time, because my doctor asked to cool down since I got a high blood
pressure..
Last time, when I complained a RM from OCBC, the male branch manager asked me to fax the complain letter to his room, but I said I wanted to fax the letter to OCBC public fax machine,
I knew that the branch manager wanted to cover/protect the RM without letting other staffs know
about my complaint.
You are free to complain, that is your right.. but it is a hassle by itself.I am worried she might take revenge to sabotage me since my money is still there.
If I complain, I will call the branch manager first, then fax an official complain letter to
AM Bank HQ (maybe to HR department), and cc a copy to the branch manager in Sri Petaling
and also OUG branch.
The most pissed me off was that the Am Bank RM mentioned twice to ask me to keep my money at home...
Why she mentioned twice I think because she wanted to make sure I heard what she said..?
This RM is lucky this time, because my doctor asked to cool down since I got a high blood
pressure..
Last time, when I complained a RM from OCBC, the male branch manager asked me to fax the complain letter to his room, but I said I wanted to fax the letter to OCBC public fax machine,
I knew that the branch manager wanted to cover/protect the RM without letting other staffs know
about my complaint.
If you don't like their attitude, rates or even their face, take your money elsewhere, it is your right as a customer and you are free to choose.
Its as easy as that, rather than giving yourself an heartache.
BTW, Indonesia bank is much much more polite than Malaysian banks .. that is something for MY banks need to learn..
Enter bank, guard says welcome, exit bank, guard says thank you to every one.. at counter they are polite and really service with a smile.. always.
This post has been edited by gark: Feb 25 2015, 03:55 PM
Feb 25 2015, 03:47 PM

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