Comments on: Bank rant

By: mark mercir magaro

mark mercir magaro — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 09:34:31 +0000

and hey, lets me tell you…im considering your recommendstions on movie…and im on my way to “now and forever”, the korean movie you once posted…

By: mark mercir magaro

mark mercir magaro — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 09:33:21 +0000

i usually do bank errands too for my family…but of course, the hundred thousand thing is better with their hands…hahaha…baka kasi ubusin ko at hindi na makaabot sa bangko…and i also do my own bank transactions for my self…and i also wondered why phones are not allowed…actually, the banks here at my divine city confiscate the phones and they’ll give you numbers for you to claim it later,like in baggage counters(i do believe different branches have their own protocols on safety)…i give a nod to the comments before me because they are quite logical and i also think that way…but besides, no matter how cocky it gets and how irritating it was for you (it was also for me, especially when my 1day crush was texting with me at that time) to be an instant star with a security guard introducing you with a shout to the audience, still we need to consider…it’s for our safety after all…

By: Celeni

Celeni — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 11:24:00 +0000

Mukha ka lang talagang kriminal. DUH. Hahahahaha.

I don’t run bank errands, but my mom does them herself (and I make her do my bank errands) because she became friends with the bank manager, as in the type that they’ll get pedicures done together. It’s really good to make your banking transaction with a trusted bank, even if it’s not really a commercial bank or whatever. Hindi Metrobank bangko namin, pero as they say, you should be in “good hands”.

On another note, ano naman kasi yung “urgent correspondence with someone” mo? IM me for details na lang.

By: anton

anton — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 21:57:46 +0000

“In many parts of the world, cellular phones are not allowed in banks because they are used by criminals to alert colleagues outside the bank of potential targets leaving the building with large sums of money.

Withdrawing large sums of cash can be very risky business by itself, even more so with cellular phones hidden on other persons in the bank.

Unscrupulous individuals have also been known to use celluar camera phones to take pictures of people inputing their secret code numbers when withdrawing money from banks’ ATM machines. This makes the theft of the card much more valuable - and dangerous for the bank customer. “

By: Lad

Lad — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 16:42:57 +0000

you can, maybe with a low voice. haha, i do make calls inside bank premises and alikes, but i have not been told to stop what i was doing.

perhaps they are too concern about the disturbance it will cause to the supposed to be ‘quiet office’, lol.

or they’re are thinking you’re a suicide bomber with a mobile-triggered bomb haha.