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Natasha S

1 reviews | Active since Jul 2013

29 Nov 2018, 10:46

FNB not protecting my personal info

Good day, 2 days ago I send my proof of address to fnb after they requested it for fica. yesterday I got a email to my personal email address where another FNB client was also on this email her id number also and we both was asked for proof of address. what happened to confidentiality of personal info. I laid a complaint with FNB no one responded the other client also did. she emailed me today to my personal email address asking if FNB responded to my complaint I said no. she then said FNB also didnt respond to her. do you guys realise the danger of this a stranger now has my personal info and I have hers. And now FNB is ignoring both our complaints, I am going to seek legal advice as this is my personal info and its dangerous, they will need to compensate me for this its embarrassing and scary.

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FNB (First National Bank)
FNB (First National Bank)'s reply29 Nov 2018, 11:35
Official
Good day Natasha, 
I truly regret taking note of your experience; thank you for bringing this to my attention. Please accept my deepest apologies.

I have noted that complaint reference ***NF was issued for your complaint. I have referred the complaint to the relevant department and have requested that they provide assistance and to make contact with you to address your concerns.

I again apologize for any inconvenience caused.

Regards,

Hello Peter Complaints Team

*** (option one)


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Natasha S's update30 Nov 2018, 16:00
Reviewer Update
Hi No one has contacted me about what FNB will be doing with regards to my complaint and the fact that my personal info was not protected
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Natasha S's update30 Nov 2018, 16:02
Reviewer Update
Escalating it just to another department is not going to resolve the issue on hand or make it dissapear - I am not going to leave it so, I would like to hear what FNB will do regards this or I will seek legal advice cause clearly there was no protection of my personal information why do we have a popi act then