Customer Service Charter
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Client Feedback - Complaints Process and Procedure<br />
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Client<br />
feedback and complaints:<br />
Although Bank Windhoek strives to deliver excellent client service, we realize that there will be times<br />
where disputes or unsatisfactory service delivery will unfortunately occur. At Bank Windhoek we therefore<br />
commit ourselves to dealing with the concerns or complaints of our clients promptly, fairly, completely and<br />
courteously informing them of how we propose to act, how long it should take and what the results are.<br />
Bank Windhoek welcomes feedback from clients, be it complaints or compliments,<br />
and therefore our clients are advised to lodge their complaints as follows:<br />
Client complaints should first be addressed to the relevant branch<br />
or department manager for quick resolution and done preferably<br />
in writing (via hand delivered letter, fax or email) for record<br />
keeping purposes.<br />
Complaints of a general nature, or if the client feels that the<br />
complaint has not been satisfactorily dealt with, within a branch or<br />
department, can be sent to the Executive Officer:<br />
Retail Banking <strong>Service</strong>s, using any one of the following channels:<br />
- Tel: (061) 299 1200 (<strong>Customer</strong> Contact Centre)<br />
- Email: feedback@bankwindhoek.com.na<br />
- Letters can be sent to P O Box 15, Windhoek, Namibia for the<br />
attention of:<br />
The Executive Officer: Retail Banking <strong>Service</strong>s<br />
In the event that a complaint was not satisfactorily addressed then the<br />
client has the right to complain in writing to the Managing Director.<br />
Clients may lodge a complaint with the Bank of Namibia in accordance<br />
with their Guidelines for Lodging <strong>Customer</strong> Complaints, should the<br />
client not be satisfied with the handling of his/her complaint.<br />
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