https://www.scribd.com/doc/237294283/HSBC-Philippines-submitted-Compliance-with-certifications-of-deposits-containing-forged-signature

This is funny! Hahaha. I am however not surprise. My next post with attachment of the blunder that that Legal Counsel and Compliance of HSBC committed will floor you all. It is the “mother of all blunders”. My lawyer is in the process of getting a certified true copy of a sworn answer executed by a certain Joel R. Cruz from Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas that would be used in a multi-million civil suit against HSBC Philippines

Suffice to say here is that the disclosure of my bank details by the legal counsel and compliance officer, Raissa Katrina Marie G. Ballesteros not only violate the R.A 1405 and R.A 6426, but the certification supposedly issued by a certain Joel R. Cruz, Vice-President, Network Services carries a signature that is clearly a forgery. Can you believe that! In a sworn answer to the Office Special Investigation, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, Joel R. Cruz said that “The alleged signatures above the type written name Joel R. Cruz in said certifications are not mine”. he could not have signed the certification on said date as he was on leave. And in support of this claim, he was able to secure a certification from the Human Resource Department to prove that he was indeed on leave. Now, can you beat that! This not only funny but scary!!

Hahaha….I like that!

They can be more stupid than that and do things like pry open your bank details and write you letters than insults your intelligence.

https://www.scribd.com/doc/236772376/Violation-of-Bank-Secrecy-Law-R-A-1405-and-Foreign-Currency-Deposit-Law-R-A-6426-and-violation-of-his-right-to-privacy-and-the-trust-between-a

You judge this letter the Bank wrote me. Is this “gross ignorance of the Law or crass Stupidity? Or both? Letter of Reply of HSBC for the unauthorized release of client bank balances.

HSBC used to be really good with customer service too. But they’ve declined tremendously in the last two years. I had a card from Manila sent to the Cebu branch and they couldn’t find it in their files, even when the Manila branch had a confirmation from the Cebu branch that they received it.

It’s all really frustrating. And it makes you wonder sometimes if they do it on purpose just to detract you from talking to customer service.

It is Germany that has provided a third option for indicating a child’s sex on a birth certificate–it is applicable in specific situations, such as children that are intersex (a condition that much more common than the average person thinks…roughly one out of a thousand births). It is a temporary legal status, as the children are generally expected to end up male or female at some indefinite point in their future. This is to allow the child to determine his/her gender according to how he/she self-identifies later on.