First National Bank Reviews
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Layjine
January 11, 2011
Please stop harassing me and sue me
I have rarely dealt with a company so lacking in customer service as the FNB Card division.
If you look at my previous posts, I have repeatedly asked for them to either fix the charges or SUE ME! And heaven behold - I was finally charged R35.23 fee for a SECTION 129123 NOTICE FEE. This was on 02 February 2010.
It is now almost three weeks later and I still have no letter in my possession. How can any company be so incompetent? They instead keep phoning me weekly to inquire when I will be paying.
PLEASE please please just hand over this account. I realize you first want to add a few more R175 fines onto it, but when we finally go to court you are going to be looking like ******. I have sent mails, asked via the telephone, and still you simple refuse.
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Drianade
November 29, 2010
Fumbling incompetence in setting up a Overdraft
The NCA is very specific in its design to protect the consumer from over-extending himherself and affording the lending institution an impartial viewpoint of set person's ability to repay. Not according to the Credit Department of FNB and especially when it concerns the above-mentioned individuals and their shenanigans.
Shaheem nor Danny have heard of CIPRO business verification, vetting application criteria against presently held accounts let alone applying an ounce of common sense. No, Inspector Gadget and Inspector Goose apply what they charmingly refer to as 'discretion'. Hmmm ... this is not a playground where one plays favourites but not at FNB!
Yet amazingly, when one is one of the top 10% earners in the country, FNB does NOT want your business! No instead they want to keep incompetence on the top of their things to do. No matter, I am now demanding a written response in regards to this application as the damage incurred to my hard earned credit score has come into play thanks to FNB’s Credit Department and will be moving forward with an Ombuds complaint. Keep up the good work as at this rate, you will have NO customers left in no time!
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Crooss
November 29, 2010
Really dishonest FNB
I receive a regular income paid via EFT in US$ to my account every month. The payment is made on the same Thursday every month. I've been receiving payments like this for 10 years so this is not something I'm making up but a definite trend I have noticed and documented:
1. Forex is always generally moving up or down. I check daily because of my income.
2. Whenever forex is in an UPWARD (rand getting weaker) trend, FNB calls me the day afterward (Friday) to notify me of the deposit. In other words, they get rid of the cash as quickly as they can before it goes up more.
3. When forex is in a DOWNWARD (Rand getting stronger) trend, it can take up to 3 weeks for them to pay me. So long as the Rand is getting stronger, they hold my money. The moment it starts to go up, they pay.
I estimate that over the 10 years of this tactic I loose between R200 and R500 month depending on the exchange rate just because they pay me at the exchange rate that is most effective for them.
Take this across thousands of people and accounts and it can add up pretty quickly!
Really dishonest FNB!
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Biakrute
November 29, 2010
Stay away from these guys
With FNB's decision to now charge an exorbitant amount for paper statements I requested a switch to e-mail statements last month. I usually receive my paper statements around the 6th of the month but have had no e-mail statements as yet. I even checked my spam mail in case. My charges are also quite high this month. Please can someone check to see that I have not been charged for a paper statement and explain why I have not received my latest statement.
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Treekole
November 5, 2010
Stay away from First National Bank
On 26th October I made a payment of R10200 into my FNB personal loan account and on the 30th the monthly debit order of R1200 also went through. My account balance at this moment is about R300. I phoned the personal loans department to find out why exactly I have to pay money in if I paid the outstanding balance as well as the monthly debit. I received three different answers from three different people and according my knowledge I iverpaid on this loan, it just doesnt make sense that I still have a R300 outstanding.
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Agapp
October 13, 2010
I will never do business with FNB again
I would just like to say i will never do buisness with FNB again. i took up a smart spend loan with fnb last year 30-june 2008. i was paying my loan every month never missed a payment since i had the loan. i recently wanted to pay the loan up in full and i phoned fnb collections department. to find out how much i was outstanding. now this is where service started getting poor. firstly i think the consultants are not fully skilled or they just don't know wats going on. i asked for a settlement quote where i was quoted two diffrent quotes. i was email'd the settlment quote figure i then maid the payment via internet banking. & a lady by the name of Ruth Masilela assisted me. i was then told my smart spend loan has been paid in full & i was email'd the confirmation letter to say my loan is settled. since the 30-09-2009 its been paid up but to my amazement it's not paid up my accound has been debited twice and i recieved two rejected debit order's. im upset & i will take further action. because when i phone i get put on hold. Ruth Masilela assured me they wont debit the account but stil no service. but il continue til my cry has been answer'd i will take it to the ombudsman.
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Padder
October 12, 2010
I am not happy with the service I am receiving from FNB Branch in Volksrust
I am not happy with the service I am receiving from FNB Branch in Volksrust, especially concerning the treatment I constantly get whenever I am using my FCA account. I understand this branch has no foreign account department, hence I do not deserve harrasment for my money to say how I happen to have FCA account it has nothing to do with this bank adminstrating staff. The worst is that I get this treatment from the management of this branch. Could something be done to resolve this situation. I am tired of these harrasments. I would have wrote this complaint on their complaint book, unfortunately the few times I am in this branch the customer complaints book is never available.
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Maginer
October 5, 2010
I have my account frozen for loosing my card
What nonsense is it that FNB freezes an account for loosing a card ? surly this is breach of contract. I am in credit on my account, yes, my money is in the account, i send someone to midrand to pick up goods while i try to process an internet transfer. i live and work in lenasia, so no i am outa pocket for costs sending someone 200 km (round trip) to go collect a parcel, and i cannot even use my money to pay for the parcel. I was told i will have to wait till i collect my new card before i can use the account, but will have to wait till my card is at the branch which may or may not be this week. i am purchasing something that is on special, if the deal falls through what recourse do i have, can i claim damages from fnb for the difference between the actual price and the special price?
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Arkinolle
October 4, 2010
40 minutes in bank - no resolution, no next steps
Problem 1 - Have a personal loan. On my 2nd request for a monthly statement - was advised that it can only be sent quarterly - if I recall correct - National Credit Act states differently.
Problem 2 - Have a applied for a 2nd bond (10% of value of first bond). 3 weeks after signing documentation at attorney's - they now want me to get my short terms insurance company to stipulate clauses into the contract. My principles kick in here as it was not required for my first bond and why am I only advised 3 weeks after signing. I need the money for rennovations - and now have a 3 week delay in terms of turnaround time. The attorneys advise me that someone at the bank can waive this requirement. The bank advise that I should speak to the attorney's. The bank blame the attorneys for the delay in not getting back to me. And say I should contact the attorneys. No one in charge at the branch for me to speak to... Not given the name of supervisor at homeloans to speak to. Asked bank and attorneys what will happen if want to cancel ext of bond. Not getting an answer from either.
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Ambret
October 4, 2010
Ridiculous and so disappointing from FNB
I applied for a bond in FNB seeing as I've been a customer of theirs for more than 10 years, my car is even financed through them and I have a credit card with them and my salary goes there too. Imagine my surprise when all the other banks (Standard Bank and Absa) accept my bond application but FNB declines it. When I enquire about it the consultant says I have 'too few accounts' and continues to say 'YOU NEED TO OWE AND PAY LARGE SUMS OF INSTALMENTS ON DIFFERENT ACCOUNTS TO QUALIFY'. You get plenty of points if you are in huge debts according to them. What rubbish is this? Since when is it a crime to have few debts and choose to pay for items bought using cash or credit card instead of opening accounts in different stores? This is ridiculous and so disappointing from FNB.
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