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Sep 17

2008

HDFC mental tortures

Posted by prabhat sandy in Untagged

Though, it does not look like related to Linux and OSS. But if you dig down, its really related to OSS's core objective -

Freedom of Expression and raise a voice against injustice !

Last day was entirely wasted over HDFC Bank's support mockery. I have a current account there. They are not listening to my small requests and made me to run for the support for the past 15 days. Yesterday, I decided, now things are gone beyond tolerance and now HDFC should come up with explanation for delay and apathy.

So, I lodged a complain against HDFC with RBI (Reserve Bank of India) related to Banking Ombudsman. Lets see how RBI deals with them now and how HDFC reacts.

The whole idea to all this exercise is to make HDFC or any Private bank accountable to their clients.

I will keep you all updated with the latest happenings of this case.

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