EMIs are a pain, they just close or shut accounts, one after the other, now Sogexia's turn.

[Sean Restling]

You have an account with Sogexia.

Due to changes in our operations, we are unfortunately no longer able to provide our services in Italy and Spain.

Your account will be closed within 60 days, during which Sogexia's services will remain available.

IMPORTANT: Your account still has a positive balance. Please withdraw your funds to enable us to close your account.

Your funds can be withdrawn from your account via ATM, by spending them, or transferring them to another account.

Once your account balance reaches zero, no further action will be required on your part.

We hope your experience with Sogexia has been a pleasant one and wish you all the best for the future.

Yours sincerely,
Your Sogexia Customer Service

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

Tell them you have another residence in Europe (in a country they service), and call‌ it a day

 

[icecold]

It's so easy?

I’ll be completely shocked‍ the day Wise or Revolut posts a thread here saying - OCT members are such⁠ a hassle, they cheat and back out of their agreements one after another.

 

[Sean Restling]

Of course that's not so easy, I don't know why it was even suggested. They‌ verify residency.

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

https://jspaint.app/
the sooner you realize none of this matters, the easier this whole game⁠ becomes

 

[Alexmorgan]

Haters will say its your fault

 

[Dandyline]

Yes, you might need a⁠ utility bill to prove it though. Very simple.

 

[Sean Restling]

Honestly, faking a residency, a utility bill, or anything else that is required to prove‌ residency is the last thing I would do, Sogexia is by far not the best‍ EMI out there with their 2 per cent commission on deposits, so I'll just move⁠ the balance somewhere else. My point was EMIs are not and never will be your⁤ forever banks, they fail, they get mixed up with fishy stuff, they change policies, they⁣ close accounts for silly reasons.. etc