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[jeffreylewis]

if somebody who lives outside of brazil who has an offshore bank account with this bank, CKSA - Our Offices

went into the bank without an appointment assuming that was to be the case, would they be turned away or not? what if it was someone who was interested in opening a bank account with this bank but still wasnt a customer, would they be still turned away? are these offices in brazil, switzerland, uruguay, ect... real offices or just a fake front? who works in these offices if not employees? who would be in these offices assuming theyre real and not some fake phantom corporation then assuming they will do customer service face to face of course??? who would tend to a walking in customer if at all? can a customer expect a real customer service representative to help them out or not, simply to turn them away? what do you guys think? please tell me you guys. thank you.

 

[Sols]

That's not a bank. It just looks like a dodgy reseller. Doubt if you go to any of those addresses, there will be anyone at reception who's ever heard of CKSA.

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[jeffreylewis]

Sols said:
That's not a bank. It just looks like a dodgy reseller. Doubt if you go to any of those addresses, there will be anyone at reception who's ever heard of CKSA.
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then if someone decides to open a bank account with these guys, then how is customer service handled if no bricks and mortars offices exist then? rsvp

 

[Sols]

To me, they just look like they help you open a bank account in Brazil. Either directly (possibly through back channels) or by reselling someone else's services. They don't tell you which bank they will open the account with.

Once (if) the account is opened, you will then contact the bank directly for help. Just like any bank account.

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This is the probably the answer to your question.

 

[jeffreylewis]

Sols said:
To me, they just look like they help you open a bank account in Brazil. Either directly (possibly through back channels) or by reselling someone else's services. They don't tell you which bank they will open the account with.

Once (if) the account is opened, you will then contact the bank directly for help. Just like any bank account.
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but if a customer needs to speak to someone in person, then how do they go about doing that then? im confused here.......... if i want to talk to in person to a bank representative but in person in sao paulo, how do i go about doing that then? rsvp

 

[Spinat]

They will have to travel there! Are you a spam bot?

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[Outlander]

Email them. Have the name of a local contact at your desired office, e.g. Brazil. Get confirmation that such person works at that office. Then send a blank letter through mail addressed to your contact, while requesting signature on delivery. You'll know if they work there for real.

 

[Elias Abboud]

CKSA is a Fake company , i open a case in Brazil that they got from me 6000$ and ignored my emails , they didn't answer after they got the money
They don't have any contact number
They are fake , be careful

 

[Bmw850]

blueweb said:
They will have to travel there! Are you a spam bot?
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Yes it is. It is the same that has been banned a lot of time . He s finishing his sentences by RSVP. No interest in his threads, still trying to find out what is his agenda.

 

[JohnLocke]

And we say thanks and goodbye to the spam bot😡

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