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Dear customer compliant team,
I am really disappointed about credit card charges and need your help to resolve. Please go through full history.
Best Regards,
Chandran Shanmugam (CS)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Shanmugam, Chandran
Sent: Tuesday, December 24, 2013 10:14 PM
To: 'head.service'; 'card.[protected]@sc.com'; 'customer.[protected]@sc.com'
Cc: 'Chandran Shanmugam'
Subject: RE: Your recent communication with us (KMM16129275V57215L0KM)
Dear Service Team,
Thanks for your response after several follow-up. It's really sad that customer has to keep record of bill details and interest and explain back to BANK. I want clear discussion since service team is not clear enough to understand the customer issue.
I had two questions
1) Interest Calculation for Oct 2013.
2) Why there is delay in credit the amount in 4 days time. This is unusual when compare to my experience with bank for more than 2 year time. Did you find out the delay in bank side.
When come to Interest Calculation, as per interest rule given below ? A partial payment is made ? No payment is made ? Cash is withdrawn ? Partial payment/ no payment made against the previous statement though full payment made in the current statement
When you check the stmt my payment dates all within payment due date, and as per customer stmt there is no evidence of payment delay. Also as per your calculation you have calculated the interest amount on Nov 2013 month which is totally wrong since I have paid the amount of Nov 2013 on time and got promise that interest will be hold and only maintained for Oct 2013 only. Also as per your calculation logic, how come 2777.14 is calculated and showed in the Nov 2013 stmt for 9820.32 which was the total amount during Oct 2013.
I have attached my credit card stmt details and with due date. This month again I am going to make the payment today as per below.
Total amount bill amount is 9740.83
Interest amount carried from Nov 2013 (Interest + service tax after all deduction) -> 2334.28 (93502.07-91167.79)
Interest charged on Dec 2013 -> 2734.14 (charges)
Balance amount I suppose to pay for Dec 2013 is => (9740.83 - (2334.28 + 2734.14)) => 4672.41 Rs only.
Please take decision on this before next stmt generation rather than charging customer like mad even customer paid the amount on time. If there is no solution on this please advise how to contact the credit card cell to get justice on this and planning to not use the card till find out the solution on this. This is really not good to handle the customer when customer paying the amount on time.
Best Regards,
Chandran Shanmugam (CS)
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-----Original Message-----
From: head.service [mailto:head.[protected]@sc.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2013 10:53 AM
To: Shanmugam, Chandran
Subject: Your recent communication with us (KMM16129275V57215L0KM)
Ref : 12/13/001472/SP/CRD
Dear Mr. Chandran,
This is with reference to your e-mail dated December 01, 2013
As requested, we have attached the interest calculation for your kind reference.
Assuring you of our best services always,
Yours sincerely,
On behalf of Standard Chartered Bank
Vinoth Kumar
Officer - Customer Care
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Original Message Follows:
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Dear Service team,
Could you please put the calculation affront end for this calculation to know better. Sometimes customer may not able to interpret bank theories and it always better to understand the live example to create awareness. Also I would like to why there is delay in bank transfer that took 4 days when compare previous month realization factors.
Hope my queries are clear to answer better rather again sending the common text for creating another confusion. Again please consider the situation and provide your best possible solution rather than penalize the customer after I paid the amount on time as per due date that is one day before.
Best Regards,
Chandran Shanmugam (CS)
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-----Original Message-----
From: head.service [mailto:head.[protected]@sc.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 30, 2013 2:35 PM
To: Shanmugam, Chandran
Subject: Your recent communication with us (KMM16062911V38031L0KM)
Ref : 11/13/125317/SP/CRD
Dear Mr. Chandran,
This is with reference to your e-mail dated November 27, 2013 .
We understand your query with regard to interest calculation methodology and the interest billed to your card account ending 5276 held with us. In this regard, we wish to share the following;
Interest is charged to the card account when:
? A partial payment is made
? No payment is made
? Cash is withdrawn
? Partial payment/ no payment made against the previous statement though full payment made in the current statement.
We also wish to apprise you that the vital details with regard to the charges applicable on the card and the interest calculation methodology are being communicated in the Important Information Document shared along with your card statements on a monthly basis. Nevertheless, we share the Interest Calculation Method for your ready reference and understanding;
A ssuring you of our best services always,
Yours sincerely,
On behalf of Standard Chartered Bank
Venugopal D
From the Office of Head, Customer Service
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Original Message Follows:
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Dear Service Team,
Thanks for showing interest to serve the customer. It would be great to know the how the interest amount has been calculated to know where went wrong and also why there is huge delay between bank transfer on Oct 2013. Again I am repeating that previous months transaction was realized within a day time.
Also I am happy to pay interest if I paid after the due date as per my bank statement. It really making me NOT comfortable to pay interest when my amount was realized from my bank on Oct 25 2013 itself.
Please help me on this.
Best Regards,
Chandran Shanmugam (CS)
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-----Original Message-----
From: head.service [mailto:head.[protected]@sc.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2013 9:44 AM
To: Shanmugam, Chandran
Subject: Your recent communication with us (KMM16058290V23330L0KM)
Ref : 11/13/121879/SP/CRD
Dear Mr. Chandran,
This is with reference to your e-mail dated November 26, 2013
As a service gesture, we had reversed the Late Payment Charge of Rs.600.00 debited to your card ending 5276 along with the corresponding service tax . This credit reflects in your next statement.
As a service gesture, we have arranged to reverse the Interest Charge of Rs.694.25 along with the corresponding service tax debited to your card account 5276. This credit will reflect in your next statement.
Assuring you of our best services always,
Yours sincerely,
On behalf of Standard Chartered Bank
Saraswathi N
Officer - Customer Care
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Original Message Follows:
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Hi,
Thanks for the clarification and it is really unrealistic to believe the below statement when compare to the previous months payment realization factors. Please do consider and explore what went wrong to credit the amount on 29 Oct 2013 (Tuesday) and reason for delay during that period.
When going by below example, for 50, 000 rs you are arriving only 1770.00 but for my total transaction amount for that stmt is itself 9, 820.32 only. Please explain how you are arriving the interest amount of (2777.14 + 417.41) => 3794.5 Rs.
As customer, more than 6 month transactions are accepted within a day time but for Oct 2013 transaction took 4 days to realize is not understandable / acceptable. Please consider all these situation and provide the optimal solution.
Best Regards,
Chandran Shanmugam (CS)
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-----Original Message-----
From: head.service [mailto:head.[protected]@sc.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2013 4:58 PM
To: Shanmugam, Chandran
Subject: your recent communication with us (KMM16053034V63136L0KM)
Ref : 11/13/119827/SP/CRD
Dear Mr. Chandran,
This is with reference to your e-mail dated November 26, 2013
Please note that the online payments initiated vide non standard chartered bank accounts through channels like bill desk, visa money transfer or NEFT are subjected to clearance.
Accordingly the same will consume clearance time depending upon the pending queue of request and the same is not owing to system constraint at our end.
Hence, we request you to effect payment minimum 4 business days prior to the due date to avoid levy of charges.
We understand your query with regard to interest calculation methodology and the interest billed to your card account ending 5276 held with us. In this regard, we wish to share the following;
Interest is charged to the card account when:
? A partial payment is made
? No payment is made
? Cash is withdrawn
? Partial payment/ no payment made against the previous statement though full payment made in the current statement.
We also wish to apprise you that the vital details with regard to the charges applicable on the card and the interest calculation methodology are being communicated in the Important Information Document shared along with your card statements on a monthly basis. Nevertheless, we share the Interest Calculation Method for your ready reference and understanding;
Retails Transactions:
? All retail transactions in the previous statement from the date of purchase to the previous statement date
? Closing balance of the last statement from the day after the statement date to the day prior to payment in the current statement
? Unpaid balance from payment date to the current statement date
? All retails transactions in the current statement from the date of purchase to the current statement date.
Cash Transactions:
? Interest for all Cash Transactions will be calculated from the date of transaction on a daily basis inclusive of cash advance fee.
Formula for Interest Calculation:
(Transaction amount * number of days * rate of interest [%]) / 30
Example:
Total Purchases: Rs.50000.00
No.of days: 30
Rate of interest : 3.54%
= 50000*30*3.54%/30= Rs.1770.00
We trust the above clarifies the matter.
Kindly let us know should you require any further assistance or clarification on the above.
Assuring you of our best services always,
Yours sincerely,
On behalf of Standard Chartered Bank
Sasibala K
From the Office of Head, Customer Service
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Original Message Follows:
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Hi,
Thanks for quick response on this. If you look at the previous months stmt the amount realization happened within a day and I don't have clue to understand why this month it is not happening. Also the why there is much delay in this month only when compare to last three month amount.
Please let me know the reason for the delay and also interest calculation would help me to understand further on this.
Please consider this since the amount was debited my account on that day and only bank to bank transfer issue. It would be grateful to consider this and almost 25% of my bill amount is interest is very high.
Best Regards,
Chandran Shanmugam (CS)
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-----Original Message-----
From: head.service [mailto:head.[protected]@sc.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2013 1:53 PM
To: Shanmugam, Chandran
Subject: Your recent communication with us (KMM16047000V45832L0KM)
Ref : 11/13/117279/SP/CRD
Dear Mr. Chandran,
This is with reference to your e-mail dated November 25, 2013
We wish to clarify that the Late Payment Charges are billed to your card account only if we do not receive payment even towards the minimum amount due within the payment due date reflecting in the monthly statements.
We wish to clarify that the interest is charged to your card account when:
? A partial payment is made
? No payment is made
? Cash is withdrawn
? Partial payment / no payment / payment after the payment due date is made against the previous statement though full payment is made in the current statement.
We would like to inform you that the online payment will be applied to your Credit Card Account within 3 WORKING DAYS from the date of payment. It is therefore advisable to make payments at least 3 days prior to your payment due date in order to avoid Late Payment Charges.
Please note that as per the statement dated October 2013, the total outstanding dues in your card ending 5276 was Rs.9, 820.32 towards which we received a payment of Rs.9820.32 on October 29, 2013 (after the payment due date and the due date was October 26, 2013). Hence, the financial charges were billed to your card account as per the terms and conditions specified in the Important Information Document attached with your monthly statement.
As a service gesture already we had reversed the Late Payment Charge of Rs.600.00 along with the corresponding service tax debited to your card account ending 5276. This credit will reflect in your next statement.
We regret our inability to reverse the further charges.
Assuring you of our best services always,
Yours sincerely,
On behalf of Standard Chartered Bank
Divyasri N
Officer - Customer Care
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Original Message Follows:
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Hi Service Team,
My Name : Chandran S
DOB : 03/06/1975
Registered Email ID : [protected]@yahoo.com ; chandran.[protected]@cgi.com (My credit card bill delivered to this mail id) My Card No : 5546 XXXX XXXX 5276 Exp Date : 11/16
In Nov 2013 bill, there is a discrepancy in the interest and late payment fee was charged. I had long chat (around 60 min - Call Recorded No: IN[protected]) with SCB service desk try to understand the interest charges.
I have paid the Oct 2013 bill on 25th Oct 2013 (Friday) and actual due date as per bill is 26th Oct 2013. As per stmt the total amount 9, 820.32 Rs was credited in my bank on 25th Oct 2013. As per discussion, service desk told me that Saturday and Sunday is not transactional day due to that interest and late fee amount was processed on Tuesday 29th Oct 2013.
I don't have clue that why there is no transaction on Saturday and Monday between banks. Also I have tried before the 25th Oct 2013, due to payment gateway error I am forced to pay on 25th Oct 2013. Due to bank transaction processing time delay issue I was charged late payment fee (600.00 Rs) + Interest charges with service tax (2777.14 + 417.41) => 3794.5.
Now I have paid my overall transaction remaining amount (Rs. 89707.57) today by deducting the 3794.50. I had experience in earlier month stmts in one day time period which I had example of Aug & Sep 2013 payments and there is no late payment and interest was charged. This month only there is sudden surprise and heavy interest amount was charged. The service desk does not have answer for this questions and finally they have waived the late payment only. But I don't have any clue why there is interest amount charged.
Please intervene in this and waive all the charges against me.
Best Regards,
Chandran Shanmugam (CS) | ITSM COE
India Global Delivery Center | CGI
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Aug 14, 2020
Complaint marked as Resolved
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