Bloke lost it i'n the bank today

decies

Was passing aib the quay lunchtime when i saw two cops going i'n. I had a appointment i'n there ten mins later. Talking to an employee after cops went off , apparently one chap lost it , started screaming and shouting about a cheque or something, then he kicked out at a office door, i saw a i big hole in the wall after the handle hit it. Interesting times we live in.

STIG83

Sounds like that guy got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning!!

MitchKoobski

STIG83 wrote: »

Sounds like that guy got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning!!

Or he signed the wrong side of the cheque :cool:



/gets coat
















/on second though, puts it back and sits down again

dayshah

Today I saw I was charged €5 for setting up a standing order (which I did my self using TSB's internet banking). Of course they will also charge me for every transaction too.

I felt like smacking someone. I wouldn't take it out on frontline staff though. I might poo on the chairlady's pillow though. Sweet revenge :cool:

ziedth

Easy to lash out at the banks these days but the front of line staff knew nothing of the corruption and all that.

Still though, I do love a good freak out.

wmpdd3

dayshah wrote: »

Today I saw I was charged €5 for setting up a standing order (which I did my self using TSB's internet banking). Of course they will also charge me for every transaction too.

I felt like smacking someone. I wouldn't take it out on frontline staff though. I might poo on the chairlady's pillow though. Sweet revenge :cool:

Move to AIB, and get free banking, only thing i ever pay for is unpaid direct debits.

Don't have any affinity with them just don't want to give any bank a cent! If they start charging I'll move everything to the credit union.





"You'll need to have an AIB Current Account, be registered for AIB Phone & Internet Banking and you'll need an AIB Debit Card.

To enjoy a way to bank free of maintenance and transaction fees, each fee quarter you need to:
1. Use your AIB Debit Card to make a purchase, and
2. Make a debit transaction using AIB Phone & Internet Banking e.g. pay a bill or top up your mobile"

ex_infantry man

wmpdd3 wrote: »

Move to AIB, and get free banking, only thing i ever pay for is unpaid direct debits.

Don't have any affinity with them just don't want to give any bank a cent! If they start charging I'll move everything to the credit union.





"You'll need to have an AIB Current Account, be registered for AIB Phone & Internet Banking and you'll need an AIB Debit Card.

To enjoy a way to bank free of maintenance and transaction fees, each fee quarter you need to:
1. Use your AIB Debit Card to make a purchase, and
2. Make a debit transaction using AIB Phone & Internet Banking e.g. pay a bill or top up your mobile"

people don,t realise how much of a favour there doin aib by setting up this as if ya use it regular your saving them millions in having to move cash by securicor every year!!!

O Riain

ex_infantry man wrote: »

people don,t realise how much of a favour there doin aib by setting up this as if ya use it regular your saving them millions in having to move cash by securicor every year!!!

i dont think THEY realise how much of a favour they're doing me, AIB's online banking is one of the most time saving, easy to use pieces of genius i have ever encountered.
and no i dont work for em!

mayordenis

O Riain wrote: »

i dont think THEY realise how much of a favour they're doing me, AIB's online banking is one of the most time saving, easy to use pieces of genius i have ever encountered.
and no i dont work for em!

Gotta agree, whatever line of business it's only **** who start causing **** and kicking doors or whatever.

blue-army

wmpdd3 wrote: »

Move to AIB, and get free banking, only thing i ever pay for is unpaid direct debits.

Obviously not free anymore, as I was charged a €5 stamp duty today on my Laser Card! Dont remember being charged that before?

wmpdd3

It is absolutely brilliant but I wouldn't pay for it!

mayordenis

blue-army wrote: »

Obviously not free anymore, as I was charged a €5 stamp duty today on my Laser Card! Dont remember being charged that before?

Stamp duty has always been around on laser cards. Infact I'm pretty sure it used to be alot more, and what with it being stamp duty you should know that it's not a bank charge.

Heathen

Deadly!! i love it when someone looses the plot and trys to stick it to the man! haha

we need a good "falling down" story

Minstrel27

He was probably screaming about the AIB's stupidity for sticking with that useless Laser card.

Dan133269

Minstrel27 wrote: »

He was probably screaming about the AIB's stupidity for sticking with that useless Laser card.

What's wrong with Laser? the new visa debit card is fairly handy alright though.

Minstrel27

Dan133269 wrote: »

What's wrong with Laser?

It is pretty useless if you want to buy items online.

bullpost

Maybe he's been reading about all these popular uprisings in Egypt, Yemen etc. and wanted to kick-start one in Waterford

Kotek Besar

No income tax, no VAT.

ToxicPaddy

Dan133269 wrote: »

What's wrong with Laser? the new visa debit card is fairly handy alright though.

Did you get one of these? I didn't know they were available yet..

Who do you bank with?

Chris P. Bacon

ToxicPaddy wrote: »

Did you get one of these? I didn't know they were available yet..

Who do you bank with?

I got a visa debit card off tsb last year,they are replacing the laser card.

Deisekickboxing

A probally justified irate customer, So what was the cops business with it,

homolumo

Not saying the customer was right but I can guarantee the Guards weren't called as quick to investigate other elements of the banking system.

CarrickMcJoe

STIG83 wrote: »

Sounds like that guy got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning!!

If he had a bed to get out of..

AIB internet banking is the business, I pay all bills using it, just stick in a few euro each week so when the bills arrive they are either paid or nearly paid.

Funfair

O Riain wrote: »

i dont think THEY realise how much of a favour they're doing me, AIB's online banking is one of the most time saving, easy to use pieces of genius i have ever encountered.
and no i dont work for em!

I get the same service with BoI and I don't work for them either..

Joey leBlanc

Good on the individual in question for speaking his mind. The puppets who
work behind the counter in banks are rude & condesending. They know nothing of the concept of "customer service".

Dan133269

ToxicPaddy wrote: »

Did you get one of these? I didn't know they were available yet..

Who do you bank with?

Ulster Bank.

Joey leBlanc wrote: »

Good on the individual in question for speaking his mind. The puppets who
work behind the counter in banks are rude & condesending. They know nothing of the concept of "customer service".

Let me guess, Bank of Ireland?

Minstrel27

Joey leBlanc wrote: »

Good on the individual in question for speaking his mind. The puppets who
work behind the counter in banks are rude & condesending. They know nothing of the concept of "customer service".

My guess is that they are rude and condescending to arrogant customers who know all.

Kotek Besar

I went in the the AIB bank on the quay once. I wanted them to correct a spelling mistake they made with my bank card (wrong middle initial).

The woman at customer services actually rolled her eyes at me while getting the required form.

Bards

many moons ago when I was a student - the gave me a completely different surname and when I went into the branch to change it, the teller simple said "Ah, sure it will do"

needless to say I closed my account there and then and haven't looked back

DoesNotCompute

Minstrel27 wrote: »

It is pretty useless if you want to buy items online.

here, here... I can't stand trying to buy stuff online with a Laser card

DoesNotCompute

Richie Cranium wrote: »

I got a visa debit card off tsb last year,they are replacing the laser card.

Is there any stamp duty payable on the visa debit card?

Also, does anyone know if/when AIB are replacing laser cards???

cbmonstra

DoesNotCompute wrote: »

Also, does anyone know if/when AIB are replacing laser cards???

afaik, AIB replace your Laser with the Visa Debit when your Laser expires

Actually, used to work for AIB in a couple of their Dublin branches. People 'losing it' was a pretty regular occurence, and this was during the boom when most had more money than sense.

Customers having melt downs was so common, you'd almost be able to tell it was coming before it happened...

'Computer says No' - cough

Chris P. Bacon

DoesNotCompute wrote: »

Is there any stamp duty payable on the visa debit card?

Also, does anyone know if/when AIB are replacing laser cards???

Yeah €5 it is..

Premier

My laser card expired last month so they sent out another one(laser card) not a debit, It's crazy that they dont do a visa/master debit card.

However i did manage to get 1 at a payzone money agent, 6 euro for the debit mastercard does the trick for buying online, shoping, eating out, withdraw from atm's, etc,

www.payzonemoney.ie

wmpdd3

cbmonstra wrote: »

afaik, AIB replace your Laser with the Visa Debit when your Laser expires

Actually, used to work for AIB in a couple of their Dublin branches. People 'losing it' was a pretty regular occurence, and this was during the boom when most had more money than sense.

Customers having melt downs was so common, you'd almost be able to tell it was coming before it happened...

'Computer says No' - cough

On the banking and ins forum, the word is there are no iminant plans for AIB to do visa debit.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056162617

hairy sailor

homolumo wrote: »

Not saying the customer was right but I can guarantee the Guards weren't called as quick to investigate other elements of the banking system.

Cheer's,was gonna post the same.

hairy sailor

satpaul wrote: »

My laser card expired last month so they sent out another one(laser card) not a debit, It's crazy that they dont do a visa/master debit card.

However i did manage to get 1 at a payzone money agent, 6 euro for the debit mastercard does the trick for buying online, shoping, eating out, withdraw from atm's, etc,

www.payzonemoney.ie

TSB do visa debit