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Newest Review: ... Please take a note that shareholders, were passed by in effect dismissed without care in December 2007 as notifications of Shareholders meetings in Aberdeen were posted too late and arrived on the doorstep on the actual day of the meeting. Alarm bells would of rang-out for many leading up to the first quarter of 2008, though the trusted big guns hanged in there even today the illusion lives on that just maybe they may get their cash back, on their tinplated Platinum Funds. Now the wind has changed within financial regulatory authorities, the main cause of action is to investigate prior knowledge of any systematic collapse that may have be... more

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Royal Bank of Scotland: Run By Scoobydoo (1773 words)
by - written on 23/04/09 (Very useful, 166 readings)
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Royal Bank of Scotland - Bank- Investment - Platinum Fund Titled: Run By Scoobydoo -------------------------------- Yikes!!! Yes quite, this last year has been a bit too ghoulish for RBS, as they scarper away from their banking responsibilities into the sympathetic hands of Westminster, scared out of their skins; just like Scooby Doo. - This is where the similarities end, as usually Scooby gulps a Scooby snack and gets incredibly brave and 'saves' the day. Ironically, the head of the gang was called 'Fred' who was the sensible logical one and yet again this is where the similarities end. Platinum Fund - Platinum is a creator of quality ... Read the complete review

Changed banks then...... (618 words)
by - written on 18/12/04 (Very useful, 518 readings)
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I changed banks from Natwest to Royal Bank of Scotland whilst I was a student. This part is kinda of ironic because a few years ago Royal Bank of Scotland took over Natwest. I changed on the recommendation of 2 people who were having the same difficulties I was Natwest and we changed banks within 2 weeks of each other. The staff at the branch I changed to were extremely friendly and actually treated me like a person which was a shock to my system. At one time I went in to one of their branches with my nephews who were aged 2 and 4 at the time, and I suddenly realised they had gone silent. I turned round and discovered they were happily ... Read the complete review

Royal Bank of Scotland: Moving Blues (1124 words)
by - written on 08/02/03 (Very useful, 981 readings)
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Customer Service is a strange thing isn?t it. The thing is, we expect excellent customer service and therefore usually don?t even think twice when we receive it. In the case of a credit card, if you don?t have to ever contact them, then that must be a sign that all is going right. I have worked in contact Centre Management for a long time, in insurance, TV and Telephone sectors and you can generally expect that when you get an increase of calls into the call centre, something has gone very wrong. I am passionate about customer service and I just cannot stand it when mindless bureaucracy gets in the way of simple common sense service. I have always instilled in ... Read the complete review

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