本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛Dear Mr. Ray Barnes:
My name is ***, a former BMO client. I am writing to you to express my great thanks to Ms. Noshin Assifi at your branch for her great effort made in solving an unauthorized transaction problem that happened to my Master card ((#****************) in November 2003. Please let me give you more details in the following.
In July 2006, when I went to Equifax to check out my credit rating for my mortgage. To my surprise, I found my credit rating is incredible low. Then I found the only very reason was that I had a few payments past due ranging from June to Auguest of 2005 resulted from my Master Card with BMO, which was actually based on one single $19.95 US dollars transaction. In addtion, a " written-off" comment was added under BMO section. Clearly and obviously I did not use that Master Card at all since it was issued to me. Therefore it was an unauthorized transaction. I quickly phoned the BMO legal department several times and left my detailed message at the number 416-237-5222. Unfortunately, nobody answered the phone or returned my call. At last one day she (please allow me not to mention her name) picked up the phone, without listening to me for any detail, insisting that the transaction was done by me and I deserved the punishment of being lowered credit rating. I was desperate. I had nowhere to clarify myself. To be honest, this incident had created significant negative immpression in my mind on BMO. I was even wondering how can BMO do its business with such kind of employee who had such an irresponsible attitude towards the clients.
Then the thing turned around dramatically. In Coffee Time located at Victoria and Sheppard I met you and talked about my above-mentioned problem. You kindly and quickly refered me to Ms. Noshin Assifi. Upon meeting Noshin Assifi, all my negative impression on BMO is gone instantly and completely. I would say she is another extreme of the BMO employees spectrum: higly helpful and enthusiastic. She was listening to my detailed story with greatest patience. Then swiftly took her action. She took advantage of every resources to sovle my problem by making plentyful of phone calls and a handful of emails. Every effort she made was pushing the problem one step forward towards to its final solution. The thing was draging on almost for four months. I can imagine she had spent tremendous time on solving my problem. Finally, her precious time was paid off. It has turned out that $19.95 US dollars transaction was someone else did it by using an internet website CCBILL.COM. Now BMO has agreed to amend my credit rating back to R1 although I still have not got my money back resulted from my payment in August 2006 to that transaction .
Well, all in all, this incident has given me a brand new eye to look at BMO. I strongly believe BMO will have more prosperous business due to its employees like Ms. Noshin Assifi. The BMO should be proud of Noshin Assifi, who has a helpful, entusiastic and responsible attitude towards the customers, and who has a spirit to seek the truth. In my opinion, she should be highly praised and should be set as an example in BMO. Please do pass this letter to Noshin Assifi. I am so grateful to her.
I whish you and her the best!
Yours truly,更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
My name is ***, a former BMO client. I am writing to you to express my great thanks to Ms. Noshin Assifi at your branch for her great effort made in solving an unauthorized transaction problem that happened to my Master card ((#****************) in November 2003. Please let me give you more details in the following.
In July 2006, when I went to Equifax to check out my credit rating for my mortgage. To my surprise, I found my credit rating is incredible low. Then I found the only very reason was that I had a few payments past due ranging from June to Auguest of 2005 resulted from my Master Card with BMO, which was actually based on one single $19.95 US dollars transaction. In addtion, a " written-off" comment was added under BMO section. Clearly and obviously I did not use that Master Card at all since it was issued to me. Therefore it was an unauthorized transaction. I quickly phoned the BMO legal department several times and left my detailed message at the number 416-237-5222. Unfortunately, nobody answered the phone or returned my call. At last one day she (please allow me not to mention her name) picked up the phone, without listening to me for any detail, insisting that the transaction was done by me and I deserved the punishment of being lowered credit rating. I was desperate. I had nowhere to clarify myself. To be honest, this incident had created significant negative immpression in my mind on BMO. I was even wondering how can BMO do its business with such kind of employee who had such an irresponsible attitude towards the clients.
Then the thing turned around dramatically. In Coffee Time located at Victoria and Sheppard I met you and talked about my above-mentioned problem. You kindly and quickly refered me to Ms. Noshin Assifi. Upon meeting Noshin Assifi, all my negative impression on BMO is gone instantly and completely. I would say she is another extreme of the BMO employees spectrum: higly helpful and enthusiastic. She was listening to my detailed story with greatest patience. Then swiftly took her action. She took advantage of every resources to sovle my problem by making plentyful of phone calls and a handful of emails. Every effort she made was pushing the problem one step forward towards to its final solution. The thing was draging on almost for four months. I can imagine she had spent tremendous time on solving my problem. Finally, her precious time was paid off. It has turned out that $19.95 US dollars transaction was someone else did it by using an internet website CCBILL.COM. Now BMO has agreed to amend my credit rating back to R1 although I still have not got my money back resulted from my payment in August 2006 to that transaction .
Well, all in all, this incident has given me a brand new eye to look at BMO. I strongly believe BMO will have more prosperous business due to its employees like Ms. Noshin Assifi. The BMO should be proud of Noshin Assifi, who has a helpful, entusiastic and responsible attitude towards the customers, and who has a spirit to seek the truth. In my opinion, she should be highly praised and should be set as an example in BMO. Please do pass this letter to Noshin Assifi. I am so grateful to her.
I whish you and her the best!
Yours truly,更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net