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DZIbank i Zashto NE triabwa da sme clienti na tazi banka!

Vse sum si mislil che v 21vi vek edno ot nai vajnite neshta sa service-ite i tiahnoto
kachestwo.. e izglejda che za DZIbank towa ne vaji, dnes se opitah da se svurja s niakoi koito moje da mi dade informacia za Elektronnoto bankirane - efecta ot "niakolkoto pozvuniawania" beshe che me prehvurliaha na hora koito si niamaha niakakwa predstawa za kakwo stawa duma da ne govorim za gruboto otnoshenie na "Babichkata" na telefona... mislia che tazi e v postoianen cikul.. "nikoga ne naemaite jeni za telefonistki!!!!" - Kakto i da e, sled niakolkoto desetki opita da se svurja s niakoi koit da mi kaje dali imat elektronno bankirane na Eu smetkite im taka i ne namerih otgovora. Za sega vupreki che ne sum client na Purva Investiciona Bank mislia da e purvoto neshto koeto shte napravia kato se vurna v BG!

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