Similar Posts

Subscribe
Notify of
12 Answers
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
norbertk62
1 year ago

He is not really insulted – it is not his bank, but he is an employee. Of course, he’ll tell you the blue from heaven so you stay there – he’s ultimately a seller.

Nee – if you think it’s right to change the bank, do it. That’s why the bank won’t go broke.

Phil5x2
1 year ago

No.

You can do that with a bank transfer yourself.

We have 2024 and not 1915.

Hardy3
1 year ago

Certainly not. But he might ask you about the reason and you can (or should) call him. Probably higher credit rates.

Verofant
1 year ago

If it’s about 1000 euros, it doesn’t matter.

When it comes to 1 million or more, his face will become a sloping grin and slime will drown him out of his mouth. He’ll try to convince you to stay with reasonable offers.

IdefixWindhund
1 year ago

No,

and in principle you can’t care.

Whatelse23
1 year ago

Only if you blame him.

priesterlein
1 year ago

No. If he is from a new generation who takes absolutely everything personally and as a waste ground, then he could be.

HoiZusammen
1 year ago

Will the Sparkassen seller give you money if you’re broke?

It’s your money, you can do what you want.

schelm1
1 year ago

How many millions are you talking about?

edgar1279
1 year ago

You don’t care how it reacts.

Velbert2
1 year ago

No.

Rosswurscht
1 year ago

It’s probably not that much. Customers come and go. Only too many of them should not leave.