It’s Saturday afternoon…I just went to my usual bank who I pass over 30 bucks per month in fees; and the teller service isn’t even open. Their hours are Monday to Friday only…like HELLO? What about those of us who WORK Monday to Friday?? Then I go down the street to another bank, I get service with a smile and I’m not even a client, they cashed my cheque no questions asked. Not only that, they had wonderful gourmet self-serve coffee in the lineup for the public for FREE. How nice to finally get SERVED with proper, actually above and beyond service. You guys are doing something right! I am switching to your bank! If all the banks followed suit, stayed open during regular business hours and provided amazing service, maybe they would keep their customers. You would never get this at my bank…like what’s a pot of coffee gonna run you, couple cents per cup? Sometimes something small can mean an awful lot to the little people. You banks got all the money in the world, I’m sure you can afford to operate on Saturdays and provide some niceties, like a coffee now and then… Hell, maybe you’d be able to hold onto your clients. You guys could all learn a lot from that level of customer service! Thanks to my new bank, keep up the good work! —You Guys Got My Business
This article appears in Sep 6-12, 2012.
it might be my bank, they let you bring your dog inside too
really? nice!
there are many pet friendly stores in halifax, the coast should include that in their next pet issue. *service dogs* and well behaved dogs are welcome in lots of spots
many stores indeed…
with the exception of some rather sketchy chinese food places…
I’d like to see a dog play laser-tag.
he’d be tough to keep up with.
Dogs can go in to Canadian Tire stores.
A few years ago when I moved back to Hal. I took my dog into a *tarbucks but they told me I couldn’t stay inside with my dog.I left.I couldn’t believe it,the headquarters is in Washington State where they take their dog’s everywhere.But in backwoods NS my dog wasn’t welcome.I told them to go fuck themselves then left.