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27 Dec 2021, 18:04

FNB CYBER RIOT

Hi all reading this, Calling out all troops who may be wanting to throw their 10cents in where it matters most and submissioning these, heedless, self-absorbed, cunning, deceptive pesimestic parasites to grounds they won't set foot ever going to no more, because clearly they ain't even attempting to show the slightest room for improvement. I've been conducting a little research of my own, and formulating a little case matter to bring forward to the judge of the high court and needing to know if anyone of you they may be having serious issues and care to put such information in writing, no name is or has to be compulsory, or any other confidential information.

If you can, do yourself a favour, and change banks while you still can as they will use tactics to fabricate some ***** against you, and once thats done, the SAFBS has you listed, no other bank thereafter will accept or approve your application. They tried this stunt with me, but I have already alerted the necessary parties, and my investment Institutions in advance of their suspected actions and devious activities, and currently in touch with authorities in the hope of their feedback that states they find my reasoning fully justifiable and my case against their member FNB has purpose and warrants a cause that be contested in the court of law.

Here's a little tip and critia checklist to begin with for those of you that will be caring to email your views and experiences.

Has FNB breeched of fail to deliver on any of following principles, it's very important that you fami****ize yourself and understand the following.

The following is the FIAS ACT 2002 no 37 for any Bank to operate and provide financial services, they would need to register a or have a Banking Code of Conduct in place as per legislative requirements Government Gazette REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA Vol. 449 Cape Town 15 November 2002 No. 24079

Which reads:

Principles of code of conduct 16. (1) A code of conduct must be drafted in such a manner as to ensure that the clients being rendered financial services will be able to make informed decisions. that their reasonable financial needs regarding financial products will be appropriately and suitably satisfied and that for those purposes authorised financial services providers. and 25 their representatives, are obliged by the provisions of such code to- (a) act honestly and fairly, and with due skill. care and diligence, in the interests of clients and the integrity of the financial services industry; (b) have and employ effectively the resources, procedures and appropriate technological systems for the proper performance of professional activities: 30 (c) seek from clients appropriate and available information regarding their financial situations, financial product experience and objectives in connection with the financial service required; (d) act with circumspection and treat clients fairly in a situation of conflicting interests; and 35 (e) comply with all applicable statutory or common law requirements applicable to the conduct of business. (2) A code of conduct must in particular contain provisions relating to- (a) the making of adequate disclosures of relevant material information. including disclosures of actual or potential own interests, in relation to 40 dealings with clients; (6) adequate and appropriate record-keeping; (c) avoidance of ********** and misleading advertising. canvassing and market- ing; (d) proper safe-keeping, separation and protection of funds and transaction 35 documentation of clients; (e) where appropriate, suitable guarantees or professional indemnity or fidelity insurance cover, and mechanisms for adjustments of such guarantees or cover by the registrar in any particular case; and cf) any other matter which is necessary or expedient to be regulated in such code 50 for the better achievement of the objects of this Act.

Any questions regarding the above and opinions, views, experiences that are and have been of a foul play nature may be sent to *** and I will in my best efforts raise this with the relevant authorities and seek justice in having PUBLIC ENEMY NO1 tormented like they have done to us.

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FV
F.A.I.S VIGILANTE's update27 Dec 2021, 18:16
Reviewer Update

Hi all reading this, Calling out all troops who may be wanting to throw their 10cents in where it matters most and submissioning these, heedless, self-absorbed, cunning, deceptive pesimestic parasites to grounds they won't set foot ever going to no more, because clearly they ain't even attempting to show the slightest room for improvement. I've been conducting a little research of my own, and formulating a little case matter to bring forward to the judge of the high court and needing to know if anyone of you they may be having serious issues and care to put such information in writing, no name is or has to be compulsory, or any other confidential information.

If you can, do yourself a favour, and change banks while you still can as they will use tactics to fabricate some ***** against you, and once thats done, the SAFBS has you listed, no other bank thereafter will accept or approve your application. They tried this stunt with me, but I have already alerted the necessary parties, and my investment Institutions in advance of their suspected actions and devious activities, and currently in touch with authorities in the hope of their feedback that states they find my reasoning fully justifiable and my case against their member FNB has purpose and warrants a cause that be contested in the court of law.

Here's a little tip and critia checklist to begin with for those of you that will be caring to email your views and experiences.

Has FNB breeched of fail to deliver on any of following principles, it's very important that you fami****ize yourself and understand the following.

The following is the FIAS ACT 2002 no 37 for any Bank to operate and provide financial services, they would need to register a or have a Banking Code of Conduct in place as per legislative requirements
Government Gazette
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Vol. 449 Cape Town 15 November 2002 No. 24079

Which reads:

Principles of code of conduct
16. (1) A code of conduct must be drafted in such a manner as to ensure that the clients
being rendered financial services will be able to make informed decisions. that their
reasonable financial needs regarding financial products will be appropriately and
suitably satisfied and that for those purposes authorised financial services providers. and 25
their representatives, are obliged by the provisions of such code to-
(a) act honestly and fairly, and with due skill. care and diligence, in the interests
of clients and the integrity of the financial services industry;
(b) have and employ effectively the resources, procedures and appropriate
technological systems for the proper performance of professional activities: 30
(c) seek from clients appropriate and available information regarding their
financial situations, financial product experience and objectives in connection
with the financial service required;
(d) act with circumspection and treat clients fairly in a situation of conflicting
interests; and 35
(e) comply with all applicable statutory or common law requirements applicable
to the conduct of business.
(2) A code of conduct must in particular contain provisions relating to-
(a) the making of adequate disclosures of relevant material information.
including disclosures of actual or potential own interests, in relation to 40
dealings with clients;
(6) adequate and appropriate record-keeping;
(c) avoidance of ********** and misleading advertising. canvassing and market-
ing;
(d) proper safe-keeping, separation and protection of funds and transaction 35
documentation of clients;
(e) where appropriate, suitable guarantees or professional indemnity or fidelity
insurance cover, and mechanisms for adjustments of such guarantees or cover
by the registrar in any particular case; and
cf) any other matter which is necessary or expedient to be regulated in such code 50
for the better achievement of the objects of this Act.

Any questions regarding the above and opinions, views, experiences that are and have been of a foul play nature may be sent to wallets *** and I will in my best efforts raise this with the relevant authorities and seek justice in having PUBLIC ENEMY NO1 tormented like they have done to us.


FV
F.A.I.S VIGILANTE's update27 Dec 2021, 18:18
Reviewer Update

Hi all reading this, Calling out all troops who may be wanting to throw their 10cents in where it matters most and submissioning these, heedless, self-absorbed, cunning, deceptive pesimestic parasites to grounds they won't set foot ever going to no more, because clearly they ain't even attempting to show the slightest room for improvement. I've been conducting a little research of my own, and formulating a little case matter to bring forward to the judge of the high court and needing to know if anyone of you they may be having serious issues and care to put such information in writing, no name is or has to be compulsory, or any other confidential information.

If you can, do yourself a favour, and change banks while you still can as they will use tactics to fabricate some ***** against you, and once thats done, the SAFBS has you listed, no other bank thereafter will accept or approve your application. They tried this stunt with me, but I have already alerted the necessary parties, and my investment Institutions in advance of their suspected actions and devious activities, and currently in touch with authorities in the hope of their feedback that states they find my reasoning fully justifiable and my case against their member FNB has purpose and warrants a cause that be contested in the court of law.

Here's a little tip and critia checklist to begin with for those of you that will be caring to email your views and experiences.

Has FNB breeched of fail to deliver on any of following principles, it's very important that you fami****ize yourself and understand the following.

The following is the FIAS ACT 2002 no 37 for any Bank to operate and provide financial services, they would need to register a or have a Banking Code of Conduct in place as per legislative requirements
Government Gazette
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Vol. 449 Cape Town 15 November 2002 No. 24079

Which reads:

Principles of code of conduct
16. (1) A code of conduct must be drafted in such a manner as to ensure that the clients
being rendered financial services will be able to make informed decisions. that their
reasonable financial needs regarding financial products will be appropriately and
suitably satisfied and that for those purposes authorised financial services providers. and 25
their representatives, are obliged by the provisions of such code to-
(a) act honestly and fairly, and with due skill. care and diligence, in the interests
of clients and the integrity of the financial services industry;
(b) have and employ effectively the resources, procedures and appropriate
technological systems for the proper performance of professional activities: 30
(c) seek from clients appropriate and available information regarding their
financial situations, financial product experience and objectives in connection
with the financial service required;
(d) act with circumspection and treat clients fairly in a situation of conflicting
interests; and 35
(e) comply with all applicable statutory or common law requirements applicable
to the conduct of business.
(2) A code of conduct must in particular contain provisions relating to-
(a) the making of adequate disclosures of relevant material information.
including disclosures of actual or potential own interests, in relation to 40
dealings with clients;
(6) adequate and appropriate record-keeping;
(c) avoidance of ********** and misleading advertising. canvassing and market-
ing;
(d) proper safe-keeping, separation and protection of funds and transaction 35
documentation of clients;
(e) where appropriate, suitable guarantees or professional indemnity or fidelity
insurance cover, and mechanisms for adjustments of such guarantees or cover
by the registrar in any particular case; and
cf) any other matter which is necessary or expedient to be regulated in such code 50
for the better achievement of the objects of this Act.

Any questions regarding the above and opinions, views, experiences that are and have been of a foul play nature may be sent to gwapp2p then add that "at gmail.com" and I will in my best efforts raise this with the relevant authorities and seek justice in having PUBLIC ENEMY NO1 tormented like they have done to us.


FV
F.A.I.S VIGILANTE's update14 Jan 2022, 13:10
Reviewer Update
So you just get to decide the following no longer requires attention, by initiating and concluding concerns raised in the same breath. Was I meant to see how effecient and effective you guys are at problem solving or client relation matters?

How ethical?

Thank you for your recent communication with FNB, I acknowledge receipt of your complaint.

With reference to your complaint , the bank will like to respond as follows:

As per feedback received by our ***** Team due to the number of cases reported against your account, the Bank (FNB) unfortunately cannot release the hold until such time that all evidence supporting the source funds received to your account is received and supported with the SAPS clearance letter.

The bank now consider this matter as closed.

Regards,
Bonolo Pelesa
Retail service recovery consultant
Email address: ***