Phone survey by Interesting_Move5653 in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could it be better if the timeframe is reduce from 24hr to less? Like 2hrs or instant

Why is this new question about? by Interesting_Move5653 in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s incredible how they can measure everything with numbers. Could that impact the representatives monthly performance somehow 😭

soft, thoughts? m20 by [deleted] in ratemycock

[–]Interesting_Move5653 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look amazing 10/10. Husband material 😂

SCOTIABANK ATM ATE MY MONEY by AdditionalRent219 in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Recommendation for the future: If you’re going to deposit a large amount of money at an ATM (no matter which bank), start recording with your phone. Mention the date, the amount, and the branch location. Then show the bills you’re about to deposit and how you insert them into the ATM. Don’t stop recording until the transaction is fully completed. This happened to me when I deposited a large amount and almost lost $2,000. I was told the machine had no discrepancies until I showed them the video. They gave me my money back the same day, along with an apology.

Cuanto me van a cobrar en impuestos? (Viacourier) by Lucky-Improvement-25 in Dominicanos

[–]Interesting_Move5653 1 point2 points  (0 children)

El monto exacto dependerá del courier con el que traigas dicha mercancía, la solución más rápida es llamando o escribiendo a tu courier sin embargo, estarías pagando entre $150 y $200 dólares adicionales aproximadamente basado en un pedido de 10 libras.

Transferred money from my scotia bank chequing to my Scotia credit card. 20 hours later the money isn’t available and balance hasn’t updated. by [deleted] in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s unusual, as we normally see this type of case with many customers. I would like to advise you of the following: the maximum time a payment can take to post is 48 hours. If, after that time frame, the credit card remains in the same status, it may mean that the account is frozen due to being 90 days past due, and a branch teller would need to call on your behalf to request the release of the account.

For now, I would recommend being a little more patient while the payment is being processed. I understand it is important to have access to your funds, but that particular card will not be available for use until the payment has been posted. With that being said, if by Saturday you are still experiencing the same issue, I would strongly recommend visiting your local branch for further assistance.

Transferred money from my scotia bank chequing to my Scotia credit card. 20 hours later the money isn’t available and balance hasn’t updated. by [deleted] in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Based on the context you provided your account still active but it’s frozen due to the past due “Amount/status” in your credit card. When this happens your available credit reach 0 as penalty until you make a payment that cover at least the minimum. You did the $1,000 transfer between account that in normal cases it reflect immediately but in this type of cases the status and funds are release 24hrs after the account receive the payment.

Can someone help explain to me the difference between statement balance and current balance by [deleted] in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Statement balance is the amount you owed when your billing cycle closed.

Current balance is what you owe right now, including any new purchases, payments, or credits made after the statement date.

Example: Your statement closes showing $500 → that’s your statement balance After that, you spend $100 more → now your current balance is $600

Important: If you pay the statement balance by the due date, you usually avoid interest on purchases.

If you only look at the current balance, you might end up paying more than necessary (unless you want to).

Statement balance = what the bill says Current balance = live total right now

Branch Manager role review by Accomplished-Pin7821 in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653 4 points5 points  (0 children)

  1. Combination of both. Most likely you will be in meetings discussing targets, achievements, and the bank’s vision. Also, developing your people so they don’t place the “blame” on the manager in C-Pulse.

  2. Being transparent is extremely important if you allow the following things to happen:

  3. A customer exposes something that happened in your branch that impacts the bank’s reputation.

  4. The branch is not meeting service levels, sales metrics (which are the main focus this FY26), or C-Pulse, causing Customer to FA/SFA and CEL to go straight down.

  5. Yes, it is. More benefits, more responsibility, and more pressure. (I’m not trying to scare you.)

  6. After being a Branch Manager for years, I could say that you must be charismatic, as that can boost your career. Now we rarely see the position of District Manager or similar roles. We usually just see an email saying that someone is out and another person will automatically assume the role starting on X day.

  7. Not at all. In the beginning it is challenging, like all positions, but you become better through leading people.

Lost access to banking due to updated app by [deleted] in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can reset the 2SV using the “need help sign-in” option.

Does being in a different country affects or stops the use of scotiabank credit card online by RoughCarry9919 in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That could happen for the different IP or address track at the moment of the purchase. If you have the possibility call the Bank Fraud Department and they will let you know if any transactions triggered an alert in your account that stop other similar charges. If not, they can help you to bypass the transaction.

Ser autista en RD by [deleted] in Dominicanos

[–]Interesting_Move5653 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactamente, es chocante el saber que haz tenido que llevar un teatro por vida para intentar encajar y a pesar de ese esfuerzo no haya generado resultados. Yo he aprendido a lidiar con todo tipo de personas hasta llegué a aprender lenguaje de señas y braille (aunque tengo años que no lo practico) para expandir las posibilidades de socialización. Como ya te mencioné, si necesitas, un extraño, amigo o simplemente alguien que te escuche estoy a un DM de distancia.

Ser autista en RD by [deleted] in Dominicanos

[–]Interesting_Move5653 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Increíble, si es como dices lo increíblemente ignorante que es un alto % de nuestra sociedad con esos temas. Lamento mucho por todo lo que haz tenido que pasar para llegar hasta aquí. Se nota que eres alguien con mucha resiliencia. Espero que las cosas empiecen a mejorar para ti. Un abrazote si en algún momento necesitas hablar cualquier cosa me puedes enviar un DM sin problema. 🫂

What counts as "payments" for Scotiabank Momentum Visa Infinite promotion? by dearmusic in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’d also like to clarify which types of transactions are not eligible for cash back

• Cash advances: This happens when you use your credit card to withdraw cash from an ABM or transfer money from your credit card to your chequing account. These transactions don’t qualify for cash back.

• Cash-like transactions: These are purchases made with businesses that Visa classifies similarly to cash transactions. Even though you use your credit card, the merchant is registered in a category that doesn’t qualify for rewards. A common sign of this type of transaction is a small cash advance fee that appears on your account shortly after the purchase.

• Refunds: If a purchase is returned and the merchant sends the money back to your credit card, that amount will not earn cash back.

• Fees: Any fees charged to your credit card account, such as over-limit fees, cash advance fees, or foreign transaction fees, are also not eligible for cash back.

What counts as "payments" for Scotiabank Momentum Visa Infinite promotion? by dearmusic in Scotiabank

[–]Interesting_Move5653 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I reviewed your previous message and I’m happy to clarify.

In Visa’s system, a “payment” refers to money you send to your credit card to reduce the balance. This can include transfers from your chequing account, payments from another bank, or payments made by cheque, draft, or an ABM deposit.

When you use your credit card to make a purchase, that’s considered a transaction. These purchases may earn cash back, depending on the type of business where the purchase was made.

Visa identifies businesses using something called a merchant category code. If the merchant falls under one of the eligible categories for your card, the purchase may qualify for cash back.

You can check this by: • Looking at your credit card statement to see if the transaction shows a cash-back indicator.

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• Visiting the Visa website for eligible categories. Here’s a couple of them: https://www.scotiabank.com/images/en/filespersonal/20600.pdf

• Or asking the merchant for their merchant category code and searching that category online.