UPDATE (7 Mar): In response to MS News‘ queries, a UOB spokesperson shared that the customer’s cash deposit has been credited to his account on Monday (6 Mar) — four days after he deposited the sum.
The spokesperson took the opportunity to apologise for the experience while maintaining that such incidents are “uncommon”. The full statement can be found below.
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Once in a while, we will all have some cash lying around that we bring to Cash Deposit Machines (CDM) to deposit into our accounts.
Usually, the deposited sum will be reflected in our bank accounts almost instantly.
However, a Facebook user recently experienced the opposite after depositing a sizeable sum of cash into his account.
On Saturday (4 Mar), a Facebook user who only wishes to be known as DS took to the Complaint Singapore page to share his experience with a UOB CDM.
Source: Facebook
He had deposited S$6,000 worth of cash into a UOB CDM, but the sum was not reflected in his account, even after a few days had passed.
In his post, DS said the S$6,000 transaction was made at a UOB CDM located in Bukit Batok Central on Thursday (2 Mar) at 10.37pm. As with all of us, he expected the amount to be reflected in his account shortly after the deposit.
On the contrary, at around 6pm the next day, he realised that the sum had yet to be credited to his account.
When he called customer service, he waited for about 20 minutes before being connected to a customer service officer. Allegedly, they were “extremely rude” when they told DS to wait about seven working days for a call from the relevant department to address his issue.
DS then requested to speak to the customer service officer’s manager, who also insisted that he wait for the department’s response.
He expressed his frustration and anxiety towards this matter. He wrote, “Just imagine $6k, is lost from your account, are you extremely anxious? Still got to wait???”
A photograph of the receipt is attached to the post. Interestingly, it shows the amount that was deposited, but not the account that was credited or the account balance.
Source: Facebook
Such information would usually be printed on the receipt when a deposit is made through most CDMs.
In response to MS News‘ queries, a UOB spokesperson confirmed that the customer’s cash deposit was credited to his account on Monday (6 Mar) morning.
This came four days after the customer had deposited the cash deposit at the CDM.
The spokesperson also apologised to the customer for the experience but said such incidents are “uncommon” and that money deposited into UOB’s CDMs is “safe”.
In the are event that there is a machine failure, customers are urged to contact UOB at 1800 222 2121 immediately.
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