TEB Bank blocked my KMH account and TEB credit card without informing me, even though there is no delay on my part. I spoke to five different customer representatives, and each gave me a different explanation—none of them could clearly identify the reason for the issue. They initially told me to pay the interest, which I did, but now they're saying I need to visit the bank with an income document. I don't understand why an income document is needed when my salary is already deposited into a TEB account. I kindly ask for your support regarding this matter.
As a salary customer of TEB Bank, I can confidently say this bank has only caused me regret. Despite having no outstanding debt, a block was placed on both my overdraft account and my credit card. I have always made my payments on time and expected a more reasonable approach. I went to the bank, and...
TEB Bank issues a credit card when you are a salaried customer, but as soon as you stop receiving your salary through them, they charge an annual fee without any notice. When I requested a refund, they demanded that I guarantee not to close the card for another year. Then, once that year is up, they...
I’m attempting to complete a transaction with TEB, but I keep encountering an error message that states, “You cannot proceed, please contact your branch.” I contacted customer service immediately, and they informed me that there are no apparent problems with my account. In the meantime, I have a pay...
As a TEB Bank salary customer, I provided the necessary documents about a month ago to become a salary customer. The bank representative filled out the required paperwork and indicated that a credit card would be sent to me. However, I was assured that there would be no charges for this card and tha...
An employee from TEB bank presented me with a credit card that offers a cash advance with 0% interest on installments. Once I reported a problem, they promptly addressed my concerns and increased my credit limit. They assured me that I could now take advantage of the 0% interest installment cash adv...
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