Flag this messageRE:'ICICICARE=[protected]' Re: Payment due date reminderWednesday, November 12, 2008 9:48 PM
From: "nitin kapoor" <[protected]@yahoo.com>Add sender to Contacts To: "ICICI Bank Customer Care" <customer.[protected]@icicibank.com>Cc: [protected]@icicilombard.comDear Customer Care Team, Kindly let me know do i need to pay? which is not clear from your reply.Further, 1- I have already discussed that ihave cancelled my lombard policy which u need to enquire from Lombard dept.2- If i have already blocked my card in the month march then how come bank can map my policy payment with credit card without giving any intimation.Kindly clarify.
Nitin KapoorAssistant Manager- Territory OperationsNIIT Limitedwww.niit.comMobile: [protected],[protected]
--- On Wed, 11/12/08, ICICI Bank Customer Care <customer.[protected]@icicibank.com> wrote:
From: ICICI Bank Customer Care <customer.[protected]@icicibank.com>
Subject: RE:'ICICICARE=[protected]' Re: Payment due date reminder
To: "[protected]@yahoo.com" <[protected]@yahoo.com>
Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2008, 9:12 AM
Dear Mr. Kapoor, Further to our telephonic conversation on November 12, 2008 we inform you that the card being blocked as lost but the outstanding balance is due to Lombard and additional charges. We regret the inconvenience caused to you. We inform that the amount is debited in your account towards the Lombard policy. Please coordinate with Lombard for the details or cancellation of the policy. The policy cancellation and refund of the amount is to be processed by Lombard. Once the policy is cancelled, there will not be any further EMI processed in the account. 1) Send a mail to [protected]@icicilombard.com or2) Write to this address: ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Limited Customer Support, Zenith House, Keshavrao Khadye MargOpp.Race Course, MahalaxmiMumbai - 400034. Sincerely, JayashreeCustomer Service OfficerICICI Bank Limited ICICI Bank now offers 10.5% p.a. for fixed deposits. Choose from tenures of 390 days, 590 days and 890 days. Please contact any ICICI Bank branch Now get your credit card statements whenever you feel like, simply visit the cards section on www.icicibank.com and click on Personal Banking>Cards>>Credit Card>>View credit card e-statement. This facility will not be available for Add-on Card holders and ICICI Bank Amex Card holders. Stay connected for communication by updating your contact details through "Forms Center" at www.icicibank.com CONFIDENTIALITY INFORMATION AND DISCLAIMER:This e-mail message may contain confidential, proprietary or legally privileged information. It should not be accessed by anyone who is not the original intended recipient. If you have erroneously received this message, please delete it immediately and notify the sender. You will appreciate that e-mail transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error-free as its contents are susceptible to loss, damage, interception, destruction, etc. Before opening any attachments please check them for viruses and defects. The notice appended to the e-mails is not intended to prejudice the interests of our customers in any manner or to evade responsibility for any act of done with the endorsement of ICICI Bank. -----Original Message-----
From: nitin kapoor ([protected]@yahoo.com)
Date: Monday, November 10, 2008 07:20 PM
To: customer.[protected]@icicibank.com (customer.[protected]@icicibank.com)
Cc: [protected]@icicibank.com ([protected]@icicibank.com)
Subject: Re: Payment due date reminder Dear Sir/Madam, This is in refrence of the bill hat is always show on month on month for my credit card which i have already blocked in the month of march but every month i am getting bill with compound interest... Some facts... 1- firstly it was told me that my icici lombard policy which was mapped to my credit card without taking permission.2- after making it bocked then also every month i am getting bill.3- every month i am taling with the so called manager of credit dpt and he assures me not to pay but next month with interest again i am getting bill. Now i am very much harassed with the transactions to this bank and i am going to file this case with CONSUMER FORUM. Kindly lookinto the same and resolve the same ASAP.
Nitin KapoorAssistant Manager- Territory OperationsNIIT Limitedwww.niit.comMobile: [protected],[protected]
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Subject: Payment due date reminder
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Date: Monday, November 10, 2008, 10:36 AM
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Dear Mr. NITIN KAPOOR
Payment on your ICICI Bank Credit Card account no 4477 XXXX XXXX 7004 is due on 14/11/2008. You may choose to pay the total bill amount of Rs. 2882.2 or the minimum amount of Rs. 1070. Please ignore this message in case your payment is already made.
Regards,
ICICI Bank Credit Cards Team.
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Complaint marked as Resolved
I don't understand why these banks are not reducing interest rates for existing customer and the interesting thing is that govt and RBI are also not taking any actions against these banks.
Thanks
Mayank Mishra
Stop barrowing money from HDFC, ICICI & other private banks. They lend the money very easily and hence it is a trap. No wonder the above two banks have 50% of mortgage loans in India.
The definition of floating is very skewed with private banks. Since private finanacial institutes does not come under the purvue of the RBI, the customer is at their mercy. Ofcourse these private banks don't have a face. A private contractor comes to your office and we happily sign the papers praising how great their service is. In fact they are screwing you in all forms.
Best is move to Public sector banks at least their definition of floating is at-least attached to RBI even though the time lines of floating are not defined very clear.
Sri
Also there are no signs of ICICI reducing the interest rate. If they are short of funds then its better to switch the loan to some other bank.
Worst bank I have ever seen.
Regards
Vishal
Lets all o[censored]s form a Borrower's union and stop paying EMIs to ICICI bank.
People will start losing faith in the banking system and the monitioring agencies.The government must stop all factilites to such banks such as lending money thru repo or accepting money thru reverse repo.
To Vivek, yes it sounds like a good idea to form a borrowers union and fight with the banks either to lower the interest rates or to stop paying the EMI altogether.
IS RBI Sleeping here?? Can't they take any actions on this issue? If not, do we need to modify existing terms & conditions under which private banks operate in India?? These issue needs to be politicized only then we can see some outcome.
letter details:
The problem with ICICI Bank Home Loan Finance has come at this time of recession, wherein RBI has aggressively come out with series of rate cuts (as evident from hereunder) followed by other banks to the interest rate varying anywhere between 9.0% to 9.5%. Unfortunately I still have the highest interest rate of 11% revised from 12.50% with effect from 10/03/2009.
Changes in Repo rate (%) by RBI is given as hereunder.
December 2006 repo rate was 7.25
December 2007 repo rate was at 7.75
Changes in the year 2008 as under:
June 2008 increase by 75bps to 8.50
July 2008 increase by 50bps to 9.00
Oct 2008 decrease by 1.00bps to 8.00
Nov 2008 decrease by 50bps to 7.50
Dec 2008 to decrease by 1.00bps to 6.50
Jan 2009 decrease by 1.00bps to 5.50
Mar 2009 decrease by 50bps to 5.00
2.75 in all
Changes in Reverse repo rate (%)
December 2006 reverse repo rate was 6.00
December 2007 reverse rapo rate was at 6.00
Changes in the year 2008 as under:
Dec 2008 decrease by 1.00bps to 5.00
Jan 2009 decrease by 1.00bps to 4.00
Mar 2009 decrease by 50bps to 3.50
2.50 in all
ISSUES WITH ICICI:
1. As evident from above, if I do the absolute comparison from the time when I had taken housing loan in December 2006 till date, there is an absolute reduction in the cost of funding. If I compare Repo, there is a reduction of 225bps and in case of Reverse repo, there is a reduction of 250bps. In December’06 I was charged interest of 9%floating when Repo rate is at 7.25% and reverse repo at 6%, so when at today’s date, Repo is at 5% and reverse repo is at 3.5%, why I am charged 2% extra from the initial rate of 9%? Not only that I am charged 2% additional, but I should be getting more cut if you compare with the cost of funding (repo/ reverse repo) as mentioned above. The cost of funds in absolute terms has decreased considerably as evident. You have charged hefty 13% interest on my housing loan considering above hikes as on December 2008. Which is highest compared to industry PEs. I have the argument that by December 2008, RBI had already given 250bps cut on repo rate. But no effect was passed by ICICI. why?
2. In the initial transit itself, interest rate is increased by 50bps in February 2007, another 100bps in April 2007, another 100bps in May 2007 which comes to 250bps by May 2007 itself whereas during that time there was no change in reverse repo, 50bps increase in repo rate to 7.75 and 100bps in CRR to 6.50. You have increased the rates at your own will even if funding cost has not changed much. How customers can be charged more when system is not allowing?! Is it so that since I have signed the agreement, I am bind to you and have given you the right to charge anything at your will? Or is it so that Bank thinks that customers will resist transferring the loan considering high transfer cost (2%+taxes). So customers will accept the small rises in interest rates every time done by you.
This requires explanation.
3. Reverse REPO/ REPO and CRR increase/ decrease has the same effect all across applying to all the banks. Hence the benefit of such rate cuts goes directly to the bank to be passed to customers as evident. Most of banks have given the benefit at due time. ICICI has not passed the pro rata benefit as evident from repayment schedule. The effect of first 50bps cut effective from January 2009 doesn’t excite at 13% interest rate.
Sir, kindly also note that since I didn’t hear considerable cuts from you, I inquired to ICICI bank borivali west branch and to my surprise they offered the scheme wherein rate cut will be revised to 11% from 12.50% provided I pay 50bps swich charges on the outstanding of my housing loan on that date. I never understood on what grounds and with what right I am imposed such charge? Rate cut is my right. And to avail my right why am I charged? The benefit which is given to banks by RBI is for passing it to customers or to charge more from them? But I had no option but to immediately go for it since I was told the offer was valid only till 31/01/2009 and it was mandatory to pay the charge to get the rate of 11%. I have attached the swich charges slip for the reference.
4. If ICICI business model is such that they can not afford to offer the benefit of rate cut to existing customer while considering other adjustments of banking business; it is absolutely injustice to me. And to rectify this injustice you should at least allow me to transfer my housing loan to some other bank at free of cost. At present I am charged hefty 2% plus taxes on my outstanding on the date of my transferring the a/c to some other bank. I understand such charges are imposed so that ICICI does not have to face injustice by customers. But what if ICICI does injustice to customers? It is absolutely unfair and intentionally malafide to take undue advantage of an existing customer who is absolutely loyal and have never defaulted or delayed any of the housing EMIs or other dues as evident from the repayment schedule.
RELIEF REQUIRED:
1. Reimbursement of the charges imposed on me to transfer the loan interest rate from 12.50% to 11%.
2. Logical refund of the excess interest of 2% charged to me till date of loan tenure.
AND
3. Allow me to transfer my Housing Loan to other bank at free of cost.
Government is considering giving the rate cut to encourage more towards spending and circulation of money to minimize the impact of recession on us. But ICICI is looking only your own advantage at this time too. It is evident that whenever RBI has hiked interest rates, ICICI have done it overnight, but now when RBI is cutting rates, they are not. ICICI Chiefs have often quoted that they need to wait and watch the effect of rate cuts before passing the benefit??
Such questions need explanation.
Kindly solve my grievances at the earliest to avoid further action.
Thanks,
neepa
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Only Solution is switch.
Bank of Baroda: 9 per cent - 9.75 per cent
Canara Bank: 9.25 per cent - 10 per cent
Bank of India, PNB: 10.25 per cent
Allahabad Bank: 10.50 per cent
SBI: 10.75 per cent
Indian Bank: 10.5 per cent - 11 per cent
Amongst these we have spoken to 5 banks which are willing to refinance home loans
Source : http://profit.ndtv.com/2009/01/16143637/Why-home-loan-rates-drop-slowl.html
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