My 69 year old mother received a post card from the Bhandup-West Kukreja complex branch, where she has an account.
The post card carried a plain "Please call us". There was no number given.
The bank's pass-book nor stamp had any contact numbers.
I checked the website of the bank and found their call center number. The number was constantly engaged. After getting through finally, I was given two numbers,[protected] and[protected]. When I dialed them, both gave, "Number does not exist".
I called the call center again and explained the problem. I was now given the number of the circle office,[protected] and[protected]. These numbers were constantly busy.
I checked the site again and found a series of numbers for the main Mumbai Branch,[protected] to 46,[protected] to 77 and[protected]. I tried dialing almost all of them--multiple times; but all gave a busy tone!
Some more searches showed some websites giving the numbers of all banks in the area. I found the number of another Canara Bank branch in the area. They gave me another number,[protected]; which was different from all the numbers on any official site,
I tried for about 15 minutes constantly; the number too was constantly busy!
Now my mother will have to go personally to the bank. If only whoever sent the postcard had mentioned the number!!!! Was this information helpful? |
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