This can be a problem – it can trigger something. (If you are told to do something and you do not object, you are naturally expected to do it.)
This is true, unfortunately.
Sorry but it makes some︂ sense. With all due respect, being told to use passport and trying to use DL︃ three times(!), it is... not a very reasonable behaviour. It leads to a suspicion perfectly.︄ Do not forget that the process is to a large extent automated (otherwise it would︅ be costly / would not be for free).
Well, generally it is possible (although there are certain law barriers blocking institutions from︈ sharing data) but I do not think this is the case.
Some operators (especially with prepaid cards or virtual︋ operators) do not handle SMS messages well, especially from abroad.
Yes, it could have contributed.
Wrt this passport/DL problem, what have you expected? Zen is a cheap EMI; the complications with handling applications represent unnecessary cost.
To avoid misunderstandig: I am not advocating for Zen. It is not a very customer-friendly behaviour in general. I am just trying to explain the roots.
See above...
Good for you! (You might just have a luck 😉 ). Could you share the name,︁ for a recommendation?
This is true, unfortunately.
Sorry but it makes some︂ sense. With all due respect, being told to use passport and trying to use DL︃ three times(!), it is... not a very reasonable behaviour. It leads to a suspicion perfectly.︄ Do not forget that the process is to a large extent automated (otherwise it would︅ be costly / would not be for free).
Well, generally it is possible (although there are certain law barriers blocking institutions from︈ sharing data) but I do not think this is the case.
Some operators (especially with prepaid cards or virtual︋ operators) do not handle SMS messages well, especially from abroad.
Yes, it could have contributed.
Wrt this passport/DL problem, what have you expected? Zen is a cheap EMI; the complications with handling applications represent unnecessary cost.
To avoid misunderstandig: I am not advocating for Zen. It is not a very customer-friendly behaviour in general. I am just trying to explain the roots.
See above...
Good for you! (You might just have a luck 😉 ). Could you share the name,︁ for a recommendation?