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As an addendum to my previous reply on the DBS's abysmal UX, I will echo the point made here that once you get to talk to someone, it's generally fine. I've had
by qsi 5y ago
As an addendum to my previous reply on the DBS's abysmal UX, I will echo the point made here that once you get to talk to someone, it's generally fine. I've had some great service when I could get through to a human, but they're making it increasingly difficult to do so as they're going all digital. Many branches have closed, and even the higher-end Treasures locations are now down to just two I think (a major mistake IMO especially as you target the wealthier). Navigating their phone support. takes. a. lot. of. patience.
I also agree that other banks can be a lot worse, and HSBC in particularly has been abysmal.
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- ValentineC 5y ago> I also agree that other banks can be a lot worse, and HSBC in particularly has been abysmal. At least HSBC got something right with their app UX: they give me an option to log in using my PIN instead of automatically trying Face ID multiple times, in this era when masks are still mandatory.