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1 Shiroganemachi, Himeji, Hyogo 670-0902, Japan
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みたらしタンゴ
::Maybe I can't help it these days, but I found it extremely painful to be questioned for so long when opening an account. If you go to open an account, you may feel uncomfortable, as not only your ID but also your face photo will be taken, you will be asked by several people one after another what you will use your account for in detail, you will be asked why you don't open one with another bank, etc. I think it's better to be prepared for what happens. Also, it seems like people always attach a debit card to their cash card even if it's not necessary. I didn't want it because I would be charged a fee if I didn't use it. postscript. No matter how many times I disable (uncheck) the (unrelated) notification emails from my bank on the settings screen, I still receive them. Really, there are too many unpleasant things.
CLU
::I have opened an account. Person in charge, please turn your body to the side when I am entering the PIN number. Is there no such guidance? Recently, at Kinki Sangyo, Mizuho, and Sumitomo Mitsui, I had to enter my PIN in front of the person in charge, but in all cases I had to turn my body either to the back or to the side. I was worried after seeing the bad reviews, but it was still the worst. Even if the other person is a bank employee, I think there are many people like me who don't like having their PIN number seen.
湯豆腐
::Worst bank I've ever been to. When I asked to open an account, a man who must have been around 50 years old and had a very bossy demeanor answered the call, but naturally I got annoyed and left the store. How do you manage to keep your customers' money?
佐藤哲哉
::I visited to exchange 20,000 yen for new notes. When I asked the floor concierge how I could fill out a currency exchange request form and exchange it for a new one, I was told to circle the box and hand it in. ``Do you have an account?'' ``No.'' ``In that case, there will be a 550 yen fee.'' I wasn't told anything about that, so when I left, I asked the concierge, ``Why didn't you tell me about the fee?'' I asked, pointing to the entry desk. "It's written there," he said calmly! What's that for? It's the worst bank! I'm shocked that it's a shell game🤢🤬🤬🤬"
skyc
::It's not like it has to be here, but you can only exchange new bills at the counter until 12:00 (lol), and there's no reception or apologies (not that I really want an apology), but they just say it like it's obvious. When I think about my customers, I think I'll stay there until at least 1:00 p.m. after lunch break. They probably don't really want to exchange new bills, but if that's the case, it would be easier to understand if they told you that they can't exchange new bills. Most bank transactions can be done online, and I only use them during New Year's Day, but this kind of response will only give a bad impression to customers, so is there any point in opening a branch? In the end, I exchanged money at a Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation money exchange machine.