Irishchappie
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Was this AIB in the IFSC? I got a letter in the post about this.
are they not just renovating?? getting new counters, etc which would explain the ripping out of old ones?
Was this AIB in the IFSC? I got a letter in the post about this.
Plus they had signs up for three weeks previous to inform of the same.
Yup, thats the one. You must be one of the few who did, as no one I work with who banks with AIB did and there are about 30 so far who use it at least once a week.
I dont understand why they didn't put a notice up in the window of the bank. I called in on Monday when it opened and there were a line of people there wanting to know why they dont accept cash anymore and they werent a happy bunch!!!
They had notices up in the windows.
Thats not for me to say. The bank in question is only answerable to it's shareholders, and to a lesser degree it's customers, of which i am neither.And that makes it OK?
They had them up for at least 3.5 weeks before it became cashless, perhaps longer. They were quite clear, large, and in prominent positions both in the windows and within the bank. That gives most people reasonable notice, of course you always get unreasonable people in any aspect of life.How long were these notices up for?
As with any service I would expect infrequent customers to use their savvy and check to ensure said service is still in existence before they make an unnecessary trip. I believe account holders of this particular branch were notified by mail.What if someone only calls into the branch every couple of months? How are they supposed to see these notices?
...my savvy doesn't question services changing, maybe I should check with dublin bus before standing at a bus stop next coz I havent got one in ages
Well I never.
I am one of these infrequent users of the IFSC branch - probably go 1x a month or 1x every 2 months.....my branch is with Baggot street - not moved because of their own inadequate sytems meant I would have had to close my baggot st account and re open a new account with them...if I am going to go through account opening procedures - it will be with a more efficient and cheaper bank - which is what I did.
So this thread is the first I have heard of it - yet I would still have expected the same service when I next wander down there...my savvy doesn't question services changing, maybe I should check with dublin bus before standing at a bus stop next coz I havent got one in ages
Looks like maintaining my cashsave account to pay cheques into is now redundant - so yet another part of my business is shortly to be removed from AIB.
paddy
Bus stops in the city centre have been moving around quite a bit in the past few years.
If you have a problem with your bank, complain to the revelant department, vote with your feet! There is a BOI off angiers street which is a cash branch.
However if you complaint is that you weren't given enough notice to the bank changing its in brach policies, well if you aren't in often enough to see the notices then the service is of little importance to you!
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