HSBC Bank threat to blacklist me and issue non-baliable warrant

PAVAN KADAM · 12th February 2009, 14:17

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Originally Posted by planet_rocker

two Kolkata members are working with the concerned bank in Kolkata. you can get some information through them (if possible) - check your PM.

wish you all the best.

T-BHP is such a wonderful place

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B&T you have more friends than you actually thought you have. Just look at all the help.

Pls keep updating the thread, give us that number, lets me call and share a joke or two.

Bass&Trouble · 12th February 2009, 16:03

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Originally Posted by PAVAN KADAM

B&T you have more friends than you actually thought you have. Just look at all the help.

Totally agree with you. Help has literally poured in. I am extremely thankful to everyone who has helped, showed concern and provided valuable advice (one piece that almost landed me a date

).

Viva Team Bhp, and I salute the spirit of Team Bhpians. I thank each and every one who has lent a helping hand, and helped through this thread.

As of now, the update is that I have not received a single call since morning. I feel gloomy and lonely. Maybe I miss her.

shuvc · 12th February 2009, 16:44

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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

As of now, the update is that I have not received a single call since morning. I feel gloomy and lonely. Maybe I miss her.

Have a soda hermit, have a soda

Hopefully it's going to fizzle out now.

headers · 12th February 2009, 16:47

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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

As of now, the update is that I have not received a single call since morning. I feel gloomy and lonely. Maybe I miss her.

Ajay, thats what a "Blind Date" is!

sandeep.mishra · 12th February 2009, 17:07

Hi...

Wnt through all the 6 pages and empathise with your trauma. I am a Banker myself based out of Delhi. Should she threaten you again, you may take me on a conference call with her. I will put an end to this story.

Any which ways, you are legally safe and no section under Banking Regulation act can implicate you.. They just cant do anything to you. Its a tactics employed by collection agents to effect a recovery somehow. Anyways there commissions are linked to the amount of recovery from a single account.

Best thing is to file a FIR at the nearest police station and let the charming lady know about it...See certainly would agree to go out on a date with you and probably wud foot the bill as well !

Cheers and enjoy the Tamasha sir !

invincible7 · 12th February 2009, 17:10

B&T by now you have started ignoring the calls.

My suggestions is next time you get a call, get the address of the branch and her name. Send a Red Kachha

to the branch as a token of appreciation for calling you so religiously.

low_bass_makker · 12th February 2009, 18:14

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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

As of now, the update is that I have not received a single call since morning. I feel gloomy and lonely. Maybe I miss her.

Now I have to contact someone....

gd1418 · 12th February 2009, 19:00

B&T, you heard from most on what to do and I won't repeat this again. While, what I'm going to narrate has little reference to your particular case, I for one would've certainly used this tactic that I very successfully (strike rate matching that of Don bradman) use with telecallers, bankers, loan givers, loan recoverers etc.,

Here it goes:

Caller: Good morning, I'm Ashish (any name) from ICICI. Am I speaking to b C Gurudutt.

I: good morning ji, haan my bol raha hoon.

Caller: (goes into his sales talk like a parrot)

I: Bhai saheb, aap thodi der mein phone karenge. My drive kar raha hoon

Caller: Jee Sir, my aapko 10 minute mein call karta hoon.

Now, this fellow calls up exactly after 10 minutes and the above conversation is repeated again.

This goes on for a couple of times and finally the Caller irritated and exasperated asks, what I had been waiting for:

Caller: Sirji, aap abhi tak drive hi kar rahe hain?

I: Haanji, my autorickshaw chala raha hoon.

Believe me, these unsolicited calls have reduced almost by 80%. And no, I've not registerd my number with the DND.

Samurai · 12th February 2009, 19:15

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Originally Posted by gd1418

I: Haanji, my autorickshaw chala raha hoon.

Did anyone comment on the excellent NVH of your autorickshaw?

sidkun · 12th February 2009, 19:35

One more method of dealing with pesky tele-callers:

Suppose telecaller of bank ABC calls to sell credit card:

Telecaller-ABC: Hello, sir, this is Alana-falana from ABC.... we're offering a free credit card, blah blah blah.

Me: I'm busy right now, please give me your number and I shall call you back.

Telecaller-ABC: Sure! It's 98XXYYZZ.

Me: Ok, thanks, Alana-falana! Will get back to you.

.
.
.

After a while, tele-caller of bank XYZ calls to sell their credit card.

Telecaller-XYZ: Hello, sir, this is CallerDrone from XYZ.... we're offering a free credit card, blah blah blah.

Me: Hi CallerDrone. I've already got that credit card, but I'll give you the name and number of a friend who's interested in getting a credit card.

Telecaller-XYZ: Sure! Let me know the name and number.

Me: The name is Alana-falana and the number is 98XXYYZZ.

Telecaller-XYZ: Thanks for the reference.

Me: Glad to be of service. Enjoy!!

Never tried it out as yet, but will definitely do so.

suprateep · 12th February 2009, 20:04

I: Haanji, my autorickshaw chala raha hoon.

hey i was in office reading through Ajay's dilemma and tryst with the collection agencies - this got me floored. The entire office is now wondering the reason for my abnormal burst of laughter that send me reeling.

PS: Ajay bhai - do not worry. I have had such calls coming in from Airtel (when they failed to disconnect my delhi number and send me bills for the next 3 months even when I was not in Delhi. Thankfully i had a recipt from an Airtel office - and a police diary later they not only took away the charges but offered Rs 5k as damages) & Citibank (though i am their preferred customer almost every other month they falter with my utility bills and cc charges. Thankfully i keep a print screens of the every transaction made and a mail to higher authorities sets it right).

Anyway my colleague too faced this problem where he was a referance - he just told the collection guy that he stayed in kidderpore in calcutta and if he can very well come down for the collection but he could not gaurantee hsi return with the payment. plunk.......no calls after that.

Proxima · 12th February 2009, 20:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd1418

I: Haanji, my autorickshaw chala raha hoon.

Believe me, these unsolicited calls have reduced almost by 80%. And no, I've not registerd my number with the DND.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Samurai

Did anyone comment on the excellent NVH of your autorickshaw?

That is hilarious.

Should be in Sam's "Life's like that" thread.

Bass&Trouble · 12th February 2009, 21:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd1418

(strike rate matching that of Don bradman)

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd1418

I: Haanji, my autorickshaw chala raha hoon.

This is brilliant! I'm definitely going to put this to use. Even when iraghava calls me.

FlyingSpur · 12th February 2009, 21:35

Here's one I use (although it's taking this thread wayyyyyyy off topic) :

Caller : Sir, would you be interested in a loan?

Me : Please speak with my secretary.
(hand the phone over to my friend)

Caller : Sir/madam I am calling regarding _______________

My friend : Please speak with my secretary.
(hand the phone over to my friend)

....and usually by the time it reaches the third person, the caller hangs up.

[Yeah yeah, we're bored in college, we find entertainment anywhere]

pjbiju · 12th February 2009, 21:47

OT:

I had a friend who spoke German. The moment he got such an unsolicited call, he would break into German. The poor guy/girl at the other end would simply hang up.

I have tried the same technique but using my mother tongue Malayalam.

Note to Moderators:
You could actually start a new thread on how to ward off the phoney spirits

12th February 2009, 17:07	#80
sandeep.mishra BHPian Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Delhi Posts: 88 Thanked: 4 Times	Hi... Wnt through all the 6 pages and empathise with your trauma. I am a Banker myself based out of Delhi. Should she threaten you again, you may take me on a conference call with her. I will put an end to this story. Any which ways, you are legally safe and no section under Banking Regulation act can implicate you.. They just cant do anything to you. Its a tactics employed by collection agents to effect a recovery somehow. Anyways there commissions are linked to the amount of recovery from a single account. Best thing is to file a FIR at the nearest police station and let the charming lady know about it...See certainly would agree to go out on a date with you and probably wud foot the bill as well ! Cheers and enjoy the Tamasha sir !
	() Thanks

12th February 2009, 17:10	#81
invincible7 BHPian Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Delhi NCR Posts: 664 Thanked: 173 Times	B&T by now you have started ignoring the calls. My suggestions is next time you get a call, get the address of the branch and her name. Send a Red Kachha to the branch as a token of appreciation for calling you so religiously.
	() Thanks

12th February 2009, 19:00	#83
gd1418 Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2006 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 3,577 Thanked: 729 Times View My Garage	B&T, you heard from most on what to do and I won't repeat this again. While, what I'm going to narrate has little reference to your particular case, I for one would've certainly used this tactic that I very successfully (strike rate matching that of Don bradman) use with telecallers, bankers, loan givers, loan recoverers etc., Here it goes: Caller: Good morning, I'm Ashish (any name) from ICICI. Am I speaking to b C Gurudutt. I: good morning ji, haan my bol raha hoon. Caller: (goes into his sales talk like a parrot) I: Bhai saheb, aap thodi der mein phone karenge. My drive kar raha hoon Caller: Jee Sir, my aapko 10 minute mein call karta hoon. Now, this fellow calls up exactly after 10 minutes and the above conversation is repeated again. This goes on for a couple of times and finally the Caller irritated and exasperated asks, what I had been waiting for: Caller: Sirji, aap abhi tak drive hi kar rahe hain? I: Haanji, my autorickshaw chala raha hoon. Believe me, these unsolicited calls have reduced almost by 80%. And no, I've not registerd my number with the DND.
	() Thanks

12th February 2009, 19:35	#85
sidkun BHPian Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 38 Thanked: 11 Times	One more method of dealing with pesky tele-callers: Suppose telecaller of bank ABC calls to sell credit card: Telecaller-ABC: Hello, sir, this is Alana-falana from ABC.... we're offering a free credit card, blah blah blah. Me: I'm busy right now, please give me your number and I shall call you back. Telecaller-ABC: Sure! It's 98XXYYZZ. Me: Ok, thanks, Alana-falana! Will get back to you. . . . After a while, tele-caller of bank XYZ calls to sell their credit card. Telecaller-XYZ: Hello, sir, this is CallerDrone from XYZ.... we're offering a free credit card, blah blah blah. Me: Hi CallerDrone. I've already got that credit card, but I'll give you the name and number of a friend who's interested in getting a credit card. Telecaller-XYZ: Sure! Let me know the name and number. Me: The name is Alana-falana and the number is 98XXYYZZ. Telecaller-XYZ: Thanks for the reference. Me: Glad to be of service. Enjoy!! Never tried it out as yet, but will definitely do so.
	() Thanks

12th February 2009, 20:04	#86
suprateep BHPian Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Calcutta, Pune Posts: 98 Thanked: 0 Times	I: Haanji, my autorickshaw chala raha hoon. hey i was in office reading through Ajay's dilemma and tryst with the collection agencies - this got me floored. The entire office is now wondering the reason for my abnormal burst of laughter that send me reeling. PS: Ajay bhai - do not worry. I have had such calls coming in from Airtel (when they failed to disconnect my delhi number and send me bills for the next 3 months even when I was not in Delhi. Thankfully i had a recipt from an Airtel office - and a police diary later they not only took away the charges but offered Rs 5k as damages) & Citibank (though i am their preferred customer almost every other month they falter with my utility bills and cc charges. Thankfully i keep a print screens of the every transaction made and a mail to higher authorities sets it right). Anyway my colleague too faced this problem where he was a referance - he just told the collection guy that he stayed in kidderpore in calcutta and if he can very well come down for the collection but he could not gaurantee hsi return with the payment. plunk.......no calls after that.
	() Thanks

12th February 2009, 21:35	#89
FlyingSpur Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Bay Area, CA Posts: 3,935 Thanked: 1,449 Times View My Garage	Here's one I use (although it's taking this thread wayyyyyyy off topic) : Caller : Sir, would you be interested in a loan? Me : Please speak with my secretary. (hand the phone over to my friend) Caller : Sir/madam I am calling regarding _______________ My friend : Please speak with my secretary. (hand the phone over to my friend) ....and usually by the time it reaches the third person, the caller hangs up. [Yeah yeah, we're bored in college, we find entertainment anywhere]
	() Thanks

12th February 2009, 21:47	#90
pjbiju Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Pune Posts: 1,380 Thanked: 1,134 Times	OT: I had a friend who spoke German. The moment he got such an unsolicited call, he would break into German. The poor guy/girl at the other end would simply hang up. I have tried the same technique but using my mother tongue Malayalam. Note to Moderators: You could actually start a new thread on how to ward off the phoney spirits Last edited by pjbiju : 12th February 2009 at 21:58.
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