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I have to write an advertising analysis about this, can you tell me something about it?
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Loading...Why can I still go into the red more than the limit? And why do I have to pay additional fees if I pay for something online?
I set up online banking at the bank and wrote down my login details on a piece of paper because I didn't get anything else. Now I've lost the paper and can't access the online banking app. I called Volksbank and they said they can't do it. Do I have to set up a new…
Hello everyone, I just got a call +49 30 31875520. He introduced himself as an electricity network operator and immediately knew my address and my electricity provider. Unfortunately, I answered YES and now I'm worried that I've signed up because the number is known online as a fake/fraud. what should I do? Sincerely, Alex
I don't see my outgoing payments for a few days and wanted to ask if it's possible to see the outgoing payments in the app immediately after I've paid with my card?
Hello everyone! I need your help. I wanted to ask where I could have my payment records/bank statements professionally reviewed. The payment records I received from Consors Finanz show all these credits to the former Bank of Essen, but there's not a single mention of any outstanding payments! The fact is, I've ALWAYS kept to…
For more than 60 years, Sparkassen has been using the advertising slogan “When it comes to money … Sparkasse” (I also have the sung version from radio or television advertising in the ear), it is therefore known to generations of Sparkassen customers.
Apparently, with the variation “Weil’s about more than money” both the tradition and the new one should be emphasised.
Future, sustainability… is in the text. As already written by Rolf62, it was formerly called “When it comes to money, Sparkasse”. One has therefore adapted to the current topics (children, sustainability, environmental protection).