State Bank of Patiala launches SMS unhappy service

Customers can send an SMS on 9779933333 mentioning 'unhappy' about banking service

PTI | October 17, 2011



If you are unhappy with the service of State Bank of Patiala (SBOP), you can just send an SMS to vent your grievance and hope it would be redressed.

The Bank on Friday launched a new service for customers whereby they can send an SMS mentioning 'unhappy' about banking service to senior officers for redressal of their grievances. The SMS can be sent to Mobile No 9779933333.

The complaints will be tracked to their logical conclusion by senior functionaries of the Bank, a bank official said.

He said the Bank has also launched for Aadhaar enrolment for Punjab. The 'Aadhaar' numbers will serve as a proof of identity and address anywhere in India.

State Bank of Patiala is the national registrar for enrolling residents for Aadhaar number under UID project of Centre.

The Bank will collect the demographic, biometric data and other allotted work as per the guidelines of UIDAI.

 

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