Which part of my statements that say I am imposing my lifestyle on others?
Who cares what kind of lifestyle you want to choose. You have multiple choices to make in life. Whichever choice you make, don't cry foul if the choice or outcome is not so ideal.
If you are a doctor and you choose to work in a hospital whereby you are required to run night shifts, then it is a choice being made. But don't complain if you lose your beauty sleep.
If you want to pass an examination, a reasonable person would advice you to prepare early. You can choose to prepare at the last hour. It is your choice.
If you want to transfer funds and ensure that you don't lose your daily interests, you do your transfer early. Do not transfer during some grey period. ie 10:30 pm weekday.
you seem to be oblivious to people who have different time schedule and thinks that it is always possible to do things in the same time that u r used to. u have already said that rationale people do not have to eat out in wee hours and i am telling you that pretty obviously there are people who have to work late and they are not being irrational. it is pretty clear cut that u shouldnt have said that statement, and i will be surprised if u still wanna argue on this point. with regards to this analogy, i am going to stop here and let other people judge themselves.
i have no intention to drag on a discussion that is not useful to the others and back to the topic. to put it clearly, ocbc had a grey period much longer than others. for something that takes just 10-30mins for all other banks, ocbc takes 2-3hrs. this clearly put ocbc in a disadvantage for the customers due to reduced flexibility and
where it is not relevant to you, it is still relevant to other people. it is not about the users, let me stress this point again, it is one bank who is less competitive versus most other banks. .
and why do we need to talk about it? becos some people cares and some people want to know. not everyone knows of the pitfall. they are asking, and if u have the info, you share. that is the spirit here.
if u have nothing to share, plus u dun see the needs that others have that u dun, u will be better off contributing to other threads where u can share info, rather then to come here to insist that no one should have such needs. that is where u r imposing. surely one doesnt need to change his job just to suit a single bank's setup and one do not need to transfer early if her time doesnt allow that.
and exactly like what u said, there are multiple choices. thankfully. and the choice is to avoid the bank if the restriction affects u. u seem to start off with the wrong attitude and take most of us wrongly. we are not crying foul. we are just looking and comparing our options. and becos a lot of info given out by the banks are not correct, we share our first hand experience so that subsequent people can choose correctly or do the correct steps.
and by the way, if u happen to work for ocbc, they do have their merits. their internet banking interface and online giro setups are a breeze, and several sunday openings are good for those who cannot go banks in weekdays or sat am. i am not biased against any banks.
