I transferred 1000 USD from another bank account in Turkey to Garanti Bank, and I was shocked to find out that Garanti Bank charged a ridiculous 18.30 USD commission for the transfer. This is an absolute scam, and I am furious. I have never encountered such high and unjust fees before. How can a transfer within the country cost this much? It feels like robbery! I am warning everyone to avoid this bank if you don’t want to get ripped off. I will never use Garanti Bank again, and I hope others will take note of this excessive fee and avoid them as well. This is absolutely unacceptable!
Today, I withdrew ₺19,000 from my Garanti BBVA account, and you charged a ₺200 commission. This is unacceptable, especially since I am supposedly a salary customer. I have never experienced such a practice with other banks. I want my money back. When I contacted customer service, they said there was...
Garanti Bank has repeatedly not delivered on its commitments. They promised me that getting a refund for the card fee would be straightforward, but it turns out to be a struggle every time. For a ₺1000 limit card, I was charged ₺568 in fees. It seems there’s constantly a reason, a narrative, or a re...
Garanti Bank's transaction fee for a 20 euro SWIFT transfer is 545 ₺. What kind of business is this? What do you do, Garanti Bank? Is this transaction fee reasonable? I sent a payment of 705 ₺, and in return, the transaction fee deducted from my account was 545 ₺. Are you kidding me? What kind of lo...
I withdrew ₺20,000 from a Garanti Bank ATM using my Garanti Bank account. Even though the ATM withdrawal limit is ₺20,000, a fee of ₺144.00 was charged. What is this deduction for? I’m using my own money. This makes no sense—I want my money refunded. If there was a policy change regarding withdrawal...
Being a dedicated customer of Garanti Bank for almost ten years, I have always had complete trust in their services. Lately, I received a credit card. I have been using this bank's credit card for years and have never had to pay any annual fees. Surprisingly, following the switch of my salary accoun...
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