Grumpy old buggers thread

Matt Comyn said it better than I can. Only thing is he said it was past. The rude is right now still

The sods still have my bloody money and have for two days and counting:rulez::rulez::rulez:

"Arrogant, insular, ignorant: Commonwealth Bank chief reflects on bank’s past failings

" link to news paper
It might be paywalled!


Very glad he does know. Doubt with rotten systems which have significant difference in cost and time they will change much. With some staff trying to help and others blocking reasonable request I doubt very much the staff are happy.

Noticed a Big Be respectful sign in the bank a few days ago. I was. i didn't scream at the day light robbery. I just left in disgust at the pathetic responses to the multiple failures they caused.

I do not own any bank shares very very happily. I could not stomach that at all [biggrin]

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Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Matt Comyn said it better than I can. Only thing is he said it was past. The rude is right now still

The sods still have my bloody money and have for two days and counting:rulez::rulez::rulez:

"Arrogant, insular, ignorant: Commonwealth Bank chief reflects on bank’s past failings

" link to news paper
It might be paywalled!


Very glad he does know. Doubt with rotten systems which have significant difference in cost and time they will change much. With some staff trying to help and others blocking reasonable request I doubt very much the staff are happy.

Noticed a Big Be respectful sign in the bank a few days ago. I was. i didn't scream at the day light robbery. I just left in disgust at the pathetic responses to the multiple failures they caused.

I do not own any bank shares very very happily. I could not stomach that at all [biggrin]

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From your link, this statement demonstrates exactly where bank (and big business in general) attitudes lie.

I’m much more likely to get … stopped on the street with, ‘Looking forward to your full-year results, hope my dividend is looking OK’

It is no longer about the customer, you know the little people who contribute in small ways but collectively in a large way. It is all about the profits, dividends for share holders and CEO/Executive bonuses.

CEO's couldn't give a rotund rodents rectum about you or any of your issues with their organisation. And I think this attitude flows down through the multiple levels of management to the frontline staff.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

With my help, yes.


I saw what you did If you are trying to swindle me now what would you be like with with 30


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We're gunna be rich fellows, ten mill each. [bigsmile]

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I saw what you did If you are trying to swindle me now what would you be like with with 30

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Is your name really Ned?

Banks delay transfers so they can park the money on the overnight money market and make a tidy sum.
There's a reason banks are among the best investments in a recession.
If you think banks are hard, try dealing with Centrelink. Stories I could tell.
Every person has a different interpretation of the rules. Something which is compliant today is not compliant tomorrow.
Bang head, and try someone else tomorrow. Keep trying until you get the desired answer.

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Banks delay transfers so they can park the money on the overnight money market and make a tidy sum.
There's a reason banks are among the best investments in a recession.
If you think banks are hard, try dealing with Centrelink. Stories I could tell.
Every person has a different interpretation of the rules. Something which is compliant today is not compliant tomorrow.
Bang head, and try someone else tomorrow. Keep trying until you get the desired answer.

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I think there is a much safe investment myself. Its all about C02 free energy I think. Copper included not just the hot stuff[thumbsupbig]

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Banks delay transfers so they can park the money on the overnight money market and make a tidy sum.
There's a reason banks are among the best investments in a recession.
If you think banks are hard, try dealing with Centrelink. Stories I could tell.
Every person has a different interpretation of the rules. Something which is compliant today is not compliant tomorrow.
Bang head, and try someone else tomorrow. Keep trying until you get the desired answer.

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Banks delay transfers so they can park the money on the overnight money market and make a tidy sum.

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:wallbash::clap2::BigCry::Thump:

I am not particularly Grumpy today.
Just normally Grumpy.
This is good news for the rest of Doomadgee.
Jonesfam

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Originally Posted by jonesfam

I am not particularly Grumpy today.
Just normally Grumpy.
This is good news for the rest of Doomadgee.
Jonesfam

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Just this minute looked up Doom City on Wiki.

You have a lot to be grumpy about. [bighmmm]

:Thump::Rolling:

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Originally Posted by 4bee

Just this minute looked up Doom City on Wiki.

You have a lot to be grumpy about. [bighmmm]

:Thump::Rolling:

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A person's greatest 'liability' is also their greatest 'asset'.

DL

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Originally Posted by 350RRC

A person's greatest 'liability' is also their greatest 'asset'.

DL

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Even if it's a Land Rover?