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Access Bank responds to complaints about unscrupulous deductions from accounts

by Davies Ngere Ify
June 28, 2020
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According to multiple reports on social media, over the weekend, Access Bank’s customers were debited repeatedly for stamp-duty charges.

Well, Access Bank in a recent statement via it social media handle has responded to the complaints.

The Bank in it statement via it Twitter handle wrote, “We have heard your feedback and we hope this goes a long way to make it better. Thank you for sticking with us” as it shared details of what happened.

Access Bank disclosed that it has considered it customer feedback and have decided to pay the Stamp Duty on behalf of its customers from February to April, which means all those whose accounts were debited will be refunded only for those period.

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Access Bank responds to complaints about unscrupulous deductions from accounts

In other news, on Thursday, April 30, 2020, it was disclosed that as a result of the COVID-19 distress, Access Bank planned to lay off 75% of its Staff.

However Nigerians took to social media to slam the Nigerian commercial bank for its intentions, which it later changed.

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