Commonwealth Bank
#16
Originally posted by joem
HSBC, in the Netherlands, since 1999
http://www.hsbc.com/hsbc/about_hsbc/...pe/netherlands
joem
HSBC, in the Netherlands, since 1999
http://www.hsbc.com/hsbc/about_hsbc/...pe/netherlands
joem
Our main banks are ABN-AMRO, ING, Rabobank, SNS, Fortis, Postbank...
Hoensbroek, down south. He married a Dutch lady 25 years ago, and moved to Netherlands about 15 years ago.
#17
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Re: Commonwealth Bank
Originally posted by markeh
Hiya ABCDiamond,
I think I'll onpen a HSBC account.
You can do it on line with the Oz HSBC web site.
It just goes to show how the big company's can crush you.
He should have paid the $65 and then taken them to court!!!!!
Bye
Markeh
Hiya ABCDiamond,
I think I'll onpen a HSBC account.
You can do it on line with the Oz HSBC web site.
It just goes to show how the big company's can crush you.
He should have paid the $65 and then taken them to court!!!!!
Bye
Markeh
Let us know how you get on opening it via the web site. I assume you are in the UK still.
#18
OMG ABC that is really awful. I am glad I did not open an account with them. Mine is with Suncorp - I did not know much about them though and I did not even bother to check about the charges! I could always open an HSBC account on line though.
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Originally posted by debsy
OMG ABC that is really awful. I am glad I did not open an account with them. Mine is with Suncorp - I did not know much about them though and I did not even bother to check about the charges! I could always open an HSBC account on line though.
OMG ABC that is really awful. I am glad I did not open an account with them. Mine is with Suncorp - I did not know much about them though and I did not even bother to check about the charges! I could always open an HSBC account on line though.
I went into my local Suncorp recently and was impressed with their helpfullness.
Unfortunately, all of them charge, unless you can work them right
#20
Originally posted by ABCDiamond
I have heard that Suncorp are pretty good, they act like a small local bank. Similar to Bank of Queensland, and St George.
I went into my local Suncorp recently and was impressed with their helpfullness.
Unfortunately, all of them charge, unless you can work them right
I have heard that Suncorp are pretty good, they act like a small local bank. Similar to Bank of Queensland, and St George.
I went into my local Suncorp recently and was impressed with their helpfullness.
Unfortunately, all of them charge, unless you can work them right
When we went to the branch to open the account they could not have been more helpful. The staff were very pleasant. We did go to the local HSBC branch in Southport to open, but they were a bit snotty and they said we had to make an appointment to open an account - so we just went to Suncorp instead.
#21
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Re: removals
as you r in o/reef could u tell me which removalists u used , what $ & what u took & if u did it again what u would / wouldnot take.I lived in o/r 15 years came back to UK, remarried & hoping to get hubby over on spouse visa. thanks
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Re: Commonwealth Bank
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sorry that ? was for renth or any one in Perth
sorry that ? was for renth or any one in Perth
#23
Re: removals
Originally posted by twistiefries
as you r in o/reef could u tell me which removalists u used , what $ & what u took & if u did it again what u would / wouldnot take.I lived in o/r 15 years came back to UK, remarried & hoping to get hubby over on spouse visa. thanks
as you r in o/reef could u tell me which removalists u used , what $ & what u took & if u did it again what u would / wouldnot take.I lived in o/r 15 years came back to UK, remarried & hoping to get hubby over on spouse visa. thanks
Apart from the lawnmower. I wish we'd brought that.
Anyway, back to the topic of the thread..
Commonwealth Bank - absolute crap, extortionate charges and buggered up a large foreign exchange deal.
#24
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Re: Commonwealth Bank
Originally posted by ABCDiamond
Hoensbroek, down south. He married a Dutch lady 25 years ago, and moved to Netherlands about 15 years ago.
Hoensbroek, down south. He married a Dutch lady 25 years ago, and moved to Netherlands about 15 years ago.
Steve
#25
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Joined: Aug 2003
Location: Dreamland AKA Brisbane which is a different country to the UK
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Originally posted by Simone82
Our main banks are ABN-AMRO, ING, Rabobank, SNS, Fortis, Postbank...
Our main banks are ABN-AMRO, ING, Rabobank, SNS, Fortis, Postbank...
http://www.ingdirect.com.au/
As for the original post, it doesnt surprise me in the slightest .
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Re: Commonwealth Bank
Originally posted by cookies
We used to know the area quite well - we lived in Brunssum between 1997 and 2000, which was not far from Hoensbroek - seem to remember there was a park or swimming pool in Hoensbroek we used to go to regularly.
Steve
We used to know the area quite well - we lived in Brunssum between 1997 and 2000, which was not far from Hoensbroek - seem to remember there was a park or swimming pool in Hoensbroek we used to go to regularly.
Steve
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Joined: Aug 2003
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Originally posted by MrsDagboy
Simone, ING have some sort of subsidiary banking here in Oz.
http://www.ingdirect.com.au/
As for the original post, it doesnt surprise me in the slightest .
Simone, ING have some sort of subsidiary banking here in Oz.
http://www.ingdirect.com.au/
As for the original post, it doesnt surprise me in the slightest .