The author posted a question in Business, Finance
How can a bank use a customer's personal information? and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
I would ask the question where did the bank employee get your phone number?
Response from 0[+++++]
I'd ask how the bank employee got your phone number.
I'd ask how the bank employee got your phone number.
Response from 0[+++++]
You might as well tell a stranger where you leave your house key no one else you are 100 percent sure of, especially over the phone
You might as well tell a stranger where you leave your house key no one else you are 100 percent sure of, especially over the phone
Response from 0[+]
Tinkoff is a very bad bank.
Tinkoff is a very bad bank.
Response from 0[+++++]
just don't sign anything and return the card if they send it with a written notice and a list
just don't sign anything and return the card if they send it with a written notice and a list
Response from 0[+++++]
Do not do this in the future. Do not sign anything.
Do not do this in the future. Do not sign anything.
Response from 0[+++++]
Your information on the phone could have been given by a completely unauthorized person, not you. This conversation has no legal value until you sign the documents. But you have to be careful what you say. Why did you think it was a call from Tinkoff and not from the next doorstep of fraudsters?
Your information on the phone could have been given by a completely unauthorized person, not you. This conversation has no legal value until you sign the documents. But you have to be careful what you say. Why did you think it was a call from Tinkoff and not from the next doorstep of fraudsters?