Going to be a major pain in the ass moving but it's the principle of the thing.
I would be interested to see what explanation they come up with for this. I can't understand how they can charge for card transactions, if you do not even have a card.Word of warning to everyone, check the BOI fee statement at the back of your current account statement.
I have a current account with them that has no ATM or Debit card, however I noticed on a fee statement over a year ago that they were charging me for 5 ATM/DEBIT CARD transactions.
I called them, they could not explain it and promised to credit the amount. Because the charge was so small, I never checked they actually did it and forgot completely about it since.
Then again this latest statement I noticed they did it again, I checked back on other statements since I first noticed it and they have continued to do it, and I can't find the refund that they promised either.
I am calling them again today for an explanation. Is there someone I can/should report this to, it could be a systemic overcharging issue by BOI?
Anybody see the BOI ad in The Irish Mail on Sunday today? Laughable.
Anybody see the BOI ad in The Irish Mail on Sunday today? Laughable.
Care to tell us why??
I'd leave BoI but will PTSB not just introduce fees next year or so thereby making a move more hassle than it's worth?
Anybody see the BOI ad in The Irish Mail on Sunday today? Laughable.
No one can predict the future - make the move and next year if necessary make a move again. Dont just stay with BOI because what might happen or not happen in the future.
Agreed. The advertisement campaign does not even offer one reason that someone should consider BoI.
Poor add. Almost as bad as the misleading Special Term deposit product BoI advertisements.
I'd leave BoI but will PTSB not just introduce fees next year or so thereby making a move more hassle than it's worth?
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