Banks in Spain
Subject: How well do banks in Spain cater for foreigners
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Posted Tue May 2006 20:55:56 |
i have been going to bankcaja,in vera,almeria. the manager speaks good english, and is so helpfull, nothing is too much trouble,he has the knack of making you feel you are his only client.the bank is good, no charges to send a bank transfer.there are many good things this bank has to offer,i recommend them strongly.
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Posted Sat May 2006 21:04:30 |
hi
this may go down well. a friend who has just bought his holiday home here in spain,applied for a mogage,got it,money in bank. but....cannot access it until he gets credit cards and chq books. this he was told would take ten days,so he asked if they would post them on to him?oh no was the reply you must sign for them yourself. now he has to take more time off work, pay for yet another flight over just to signso he can withdraw some cash!! crazy.
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Posted Tue Mar 2005 00:01:43 |
I am a student at Bristol Business School currently doing a report on how British people are catered for by financial institutions in Spain. I studied in Spain last year and experienced a number of problems with my bank, which was the inspiration for this investigation. I am interested in what criteria Britons use in choosing their bank in Spain and how well these criteria are met at present. I would appreciate any thoughts or opinions on this topic. Useful information would include the type of criteria used, satisfaction levels, any suggestions for making services better and general comments.
Many thanks.
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