ABSA NotifyMe costs 48c per e-mail

Do you feel crooked when charged 48c for an e-mail notification by ABSA?

  • Yes

    Votes: 196 98.5%
  • No

    Votes: 3 1.5%

  • Total voters
    199
When you get a homeloan through ABSA you pay R100 emailing fee as part of you admin costs.
 
ABSA, Proudly raping our customers one by one!!!

EDIT : My GF moved over to FNB because of ALL the banking charges.........FFEN ridiculous!!!
 
Looking at the poll results it seems that we have one ABSA employee on MYBB.
 
FNB's In-Contact notifications are STILL free, including both SMS and e-mail messages. They do, however, charge a fee if you wanted your notification to go to the person you are paying. Also, FNB On-Line internet banking, and even cellphone banking, is ALSO free with your FNB account. I ditched ABSA ages ago in favour of FNB because they used to charge R80 a month for internet banking.

Juice
 
Capitec charges 40c per sms on that global one account. I think I pay +-R50 a month for all transactions.
I moved away from ABSA last month. I just need to go cancel my account. 12 years with ABSA!
 
Absa sends very high quality emails through premium servers that is why it costs 48c per email. These emails even have a fragrance.

Oh and Absa does not like stupid Afrikaners like myself :/

Yes, ironic as ABSA=Volkskas. I'm so glad I closed my account and don't have to deal with their **** anymore.
 
Time to move to FNB... loving the value-adds and cost saving compared to ABSA...
 
Incredible Rip off for e-mail. Fnb is a fixed monthly account fee and Incontact, E-mail statements, Internet banking is free with unlimited transactions. So that's a 2rd South African Company screwing the consumer this week. Vodacom and Absa any chance related?
 
Haha what a fail. They charge you for internet banking and notifications.

I have my notifications set to both sms and email (email so that I have a formal record, sms so that I have immediate notification), both free with FNB.
 
inContact is free, ie. notifications coming to you. They do charge however if you want to make a payment and want the recipient to receive an email/sms/fax. Generally easier to download the thing yourself and email it for free though.

Yes, I'm aware of that. I do that as well for once off payments.
 
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