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Crusader67
1 year ago

Yes, but there are also conciliation points that try to regulate the problem free of charge. I used this service successfully against the DKB.

Crusader67
1 year ago
Reply to  sevillahorche

I wrote: “…they are trying to solve the problem free of charge, so it doesn’t cost anything. Search for google with these search terms: name of your bank, concussion point, Ombutsmann

okieh56
1 year ago

Sud can sue the bank, but you won’t have any success, because you have to prove financial damage. If you’ve invested in shares, there’s a possibly. Do not lose the responsibility of the bank, because you speculate yourself.

When it goes well, you knock on the shoulders – cleverly laid. But if it goes wrong, you were wrongly advised and the bank owed. You don’t get through this, because everyone will be over. Risks clarified and also signifies for it.

The judge will not protect the bank, he is independent. But he will demand evidence – if the lawsuit is accepted at all.

maribi
1 year ago

Of course you can complain to banks. You can even complain against the Federal Republic of Germany.

maribi
1 year ago
Reply to  sevillahorche

Clear, and deported. As soon as Elon Musk can take you to Mars.

possim
1 year ago
Reply to  sevillahorche

Nope.

MIRAKEL955
1 year ago

You can all and all sue. The question is whether a court takes this action.

Rolf42
1 year ago

Of course you can, but it should be the last step. For example, there is the possibility of a conciliation procedure via the “ombudsman” of the respective group of banks.

https://www.konsumerzentrale.de/wissen/geld-versicherungen/spar-und-anlegen/im- Streitfall-der-ombudsmann-als-mittelweg-between-kapitulation-und-klage-11211

https://www.test.de/Aussergerichtser-Streitungs-So-kommen-Sie-ohne-Gericht-zu-Your-Recht-4910908-0/

Rolf42
1 year ago
Reply to  sevillahorche

See the two links above, here a third link on the topic:

Arrange a dispute over financial ombudsmen

sa652ma
1 year ago

In principle, you can sue a bank, but since you do not make any information about the alleged damage, you cannot say anything about it.

Rainer135
1 year ago

You can sue the bank, but you won’t win it. How did you suffer a financial damage for which the bank can do something?

Rainer135
1 year ago
Reply to  sevillahorche

What evidence? Can you explain this or just say that?

christl10
1 year ago
Reply to  sevillahorche

Tell me what your evidence looks like?!!!

priesterlein
1 year ago

Yes, you can, but it’s not enough to blame the bank, but you have to prove it to be successful. For example, many overlook the small print and think that the title of a contract is enough to know everything about the content.

Rheinflip
1 year ago

Of course, you can also sue a bank just like any other business partner if they have worked badly and have hurt you with it.

christl10
1 year ago

How do you look at your evidence? Tell me.