| Address: Gurgaon, Haryana |
I am really offended with the quality of services Axis Bank Provides to it's customers. First of all, why does the customer ID need to be memorized by the customer. SBI and most other banks have the option to change the login ID for internet Banking which would be easier to remember them. Now with Axis Bank I have to remember your 9 digit no. additionally. Seems like Axis bank expects their customers to be the most free - doing nothing all day long people who would pass their times by remembering random digits. Bull shiittt !! second, the netsecure services come already activated in other bank's packages along internet banking. For Axis Bank, you have to activate them on first place and even then when i tried to enter my registered mobile no. numerous times, it shows me the error "your form contains error, registration failed". Now if i cant book a Railway ticket through my Account, whats the use of internet banking ? Seriously, [censored] you Axis Bank. Over that, the toll free no.s mentioned on the kit are of no use, I cant connect to any customer care rep after in-numerous attempts(I am a literate for God's sake and thus you cant expect me not to follow the SOP for connecting) . If my organisation dint have a tie up with Axis bank, I would have never opted for your moroanic services by opening my salary account into it. Now I don't have an option, Else I would closed my account right down or shifted it to some other customer friendly bank as soon as possible. Expect an early call on this. Else I 'll transfer all my money at beginning of month to my other account and then leave the Axis bank Account to [censored] with itself.
Axis Bank customer support has been notified about the posted complaint.
a) salary is not being credited into the account and therefore it is not a salary account anymore. YOu should have either closed the account or maintained the minimum balance if this is the reason for the negative balance. You cannot have the cake as well as eat it.
b) you have withdrawn money as overdrawing and not repaid.
c) cheque bounce charges have been debited
d) the bank has set off something you owe them elsewhere
But in all cases the fault is clearly yours. Ignoria juris non excusat.