Every 15 days, ₺1500 is consistently taken from my credit card, and the bank is unable to give a straightforward explanation. Every time I submit a complaint, they generate a service request but fail to follow up. On my recent call, they stated that I had opened another credit card, which the bank supposedly closed. Unfortunately, I have just a single credit card. I found myself wondering how a closed card could account for ongoing withdrawals of ₺1500, even if it were real. They did not offer a satisfactory response. As this problem continues without any resolution, I feel compelled to take legal action to safeguard my rights. I demand an investigation into this unwarranted withdrawal and expect the full amount to be refunded without delay.
Akbank charged a ₺1,150 annual fee on my credit card with a ₺5,000 limit. This fee amounts to nearly a quarter of the card's total limit, and I would ...
I submitted a spending dispute to Akbank 22 days ago, and I have yet to receive any updates—no messages, no emails, no explanations at all. ₺13,000 was taken from my credit card, and while the bank had no problem processing that transaction, they seem to disappear when it comes to addressing the iss...
I closed my Akbank credit card and salary card over a month ago, but my new bank, VakıfBank, is refusing to issue me a credit card because Akbank has not closed my credit card with a ₺114,000 limit. How can a closed credit card still show a ₺114,000 limit? Despite visiting Akbank branches many times...
I have been facing multiple unresolved issues with my Akbank credit card. Despite having a ₺49,000 limit, the sum of my outstanding balance and available credit shows as ₺54,500, even though no annual fee or interest has been applied. Akbank representatives acknowledge the inconsistency and file int...
On August 8, 2024, an unauthorized transaction of ₺61,000 was made on my Akbank credit card through MediaMarkt abroad. On August 15, 2025, I noticed this and immediately called Akbank customer service, blocked my card, and submitted a written complaint to the relevant branch. However, a month has pa...
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