Thread: bank withdrawls
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Old 03-11-2004, 12:53   #13
Dave Stones
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Re: bank withdrawls
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Originally Posted by Bifta
0845 7404404, get through to that useless Bangalore call centre for HSBC and tell them to up your withdrawal limit, they did it for me (after much explaining using single syllable words), being completely ignorant they'll argue with you about it, if they do, insist on being put through to an English call centre, keep insisting while they carry on arguing and eventually they'll put you through to another member of staff claiming to be a supervisor who will also argue with you for no reason but should actually up your limit.
not a chance i had to ring them to get my new card transferred from home branch to one here at uni. they lost it, the card ended up going to a branch in southampton for no apparent reason...

i would rather have a crappy withdrawl limit than ring them up
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