[AI] Re: ergent please see this
- From: Aruni Sharma <aruni100@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: accessindia@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 11:40:01 -0700
Hi Mukesh, I also faced problem while opening an account with the ICICI
bank. However they allowed me to have a joint account and did not make a
fus about the debit card. Later when I opened another account with the
SBI, they were refusing to give me a debit card and said that only my
sighted partner could avail of this facility. After much persuasion the
thing was achieved with both of us getting a separate debit card.
Much depends on the whims and fancies of the dealing officials as they
are not aware of the rules if they are any and resist entertaining an
unusual request.
Thanks,
Aruni.
Mukesh wrote:
>Hello Sir,
>I am a partially sighted and I can sign but my signature do not match. I
>practiced many time and still not able to get consistency. I also faced the
>same problem which Madhu has and with the same bank.
>I was asked by bank authorities to get a joint account where my partner will
>have to sign and he should not be a Blind person. For me they Said I can
>give LTI / RTI or I may sign also with the following instruction :
>If I sign then I will not be able to withdraw mony or issue cheque as the
>signature will not match.
>If I give LTI then the bank will not issue me a checque book as they don't
>have facilities at every or any branch to match the LTI / RTI.
>Above all they will not issue me a debit card stating :
>If I loss my card?
>If some one sees my pin code at time of entering in ATM? and so on.
>I am not putting any question but if any one has the answer then do let me
>know
>
>I am still waiting for 15 August 1947.
>Thanks
>Mukesh Sharma
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: accessindia-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>[mailto:accessindia-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dr. Anand Deep
>Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 10:21 AM
>To: accessindia@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [AI] Re: ergent please see this
>
>Why don't you learn how to sign? Each one of us has learnt signing and
>practiced it the hard way. There is no shortcut for this. Even with a joint
>account, the first name has to be yours. So you have to sign. Learn signing
>and practice it hard. it is not necessary that you should be able to spell
>your name in your signature. A signature is anything that you can draw
>repeatedly and that resembles your name. That's it. Corporate accounts are
>better than normal accounts. Your salary will get deposited in your salary
>account and you will be able to draw money with a debit card. There will be
>no minimum balance requirement on such account. If you open a personal
>account, you will have to maintain rupees 5000 as minimum balance always.
>--------------------
>With Regards,
>Anand Deep,
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "fayaz pasha" <fayazjpasha_21@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: <accessindia@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 9:48 AM
>Subject: [AI] Re: ergent please see this
>
>
>
>
>>The problem is that i have still not opened my account with citybank.
>>They say that cannot agree for thumb impressions. I fear if one day
>>some how there is any change while sign my account may be blocked.
>>I really don't understand why
>>Regards Fayaz
>>Geetha Shamanna <geetha@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>Citibank does not have a special policy for the blind as far as I
>>know. I have had a Citibank account for several years now and have had
>>no problems issuing checks, etc. They have never made a fuss about my
>>signature not matching.
>>
>>I do not understand your problem. Did you use your thumb impression
>>when opening a Citibank account? Since Citibank issues debit cards to
>>all its account holders, one does not need to sign when withdrawing
>>money. So what exactly is the problem?
>>
>>Geetha
>>---- Original Message -----
>>From: "fayaz pasha"
>>To: "access india"
>>Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 10:25 PM
>>Subject: [AI] ergent please see this
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hi friends,
>>>I'm stuck in a precarious situation.
>>>I was appointed as a HR executive at transworks pvt ltd. Transworks
>>>has it's employees account with citybank. The bank is not willing to
>>>consider my application because i used my thumb impression I have not
>>>been able to draw my salary of this month on this issue. The problem
>>>for me is that my company cannot transfer the amount to my personal
>>>account, they insist on a corpret account with citybank or HDFC bank.
>>>People who hold citybank account please help me in this regard. Is
>>>there any policy that they follow for their blind customers? I'm sure
>>>they have one! in general what is the policy that the banks follow
>>>for their blind customers.
>>>I keenly awaight your reply
>>>Regards Fayaz
>>>
>>>J Fayaz Pasha
>>># 31 B street,
>>>SH road Shivaji Nagar,
>>>Bangalore 560051
>>>Mobile 09341935651
>>>Yahoo! India Matrimony: Find your life partneronline.
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>>J Fayaz Pasha
>># 31 B street,
>>SH road Shivaji Nagar,
>>Bangalore 560051
>>Mobile 09341935651
>>Yahoo! India Matrimony: Find your life partneronline.
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