Sparkasse Rhein-Haardt - Filiale

The Sparkasse in Grünstadt is another example of the Service Desert Germany. Specifically, we had agreed an appointment for today regarding a small loan. The aim was to pay out several small creditors in cooperation with the debt counseling service and then to repay this manageable amount in installments to the bank (to a future creditor) as quickly as possible. The debtor currently still has a P account. That would not have been necessary after the transaction. With all the advantages that the bank can offer, e.g. a savings account, etc. Although I was assured on request that the appointment would take place today, we were informed in the counter hall that it had been canceled. The credit would not be granted anyway. The employee is also not even in the house. In such a case, the entire savings bank group would not grant a loan. This is not true, because we know of cases where Sparkasse Rhein Haardt acted in a very customer-friendly and social manner in exactly the same matter. Just not in Grünstadt. That I am thus portrayed as a liar is another no-go. Whether you grant a loan or not is definitely up to the bank to decide, but the way you deal with customers is a completely different matter. From my point of view, the minimum expectation that I can rightly have as a customer is whether I, who I am also a Sparkasse customer or who may have been in the future, are checked in at the counter or received and advised as such a customer. As a customer-friendly advisory bank, you can definitely forget about Sparkasse Grünstadt. Maybe you roll out the red carpet if you want to buy funds or stocks.

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