CEC Bank announced during this day a new important message for all its clients in Romania, and if you fall into this category, it would be good to know what is going to happen, because it affects you. Just as other banks in our country have done, including those from CEC Bank, they have made the decision to make June 1 a non-working day for its agencies throughout the country, so you will not be able to go to any of them to solve any problem.
CEC Bank closes its agencies for International Children's Day, as do many other banks in Romania, or many other companies that have decided that their employees should stay at home. For now, the people from CEC Bank have not announced if they will do the same thing on June 8, when it will be Pentecost, but it is very likely that they will do this, Banca Transilvania announcing this a few days ago, and it is likely that many companies will act about the same.
CEC Bank: ALL Romanian Customers Concerned by an IMPORTANT Message
CEC Bank he will keep his online means of communication open, probably also the call center, but he said absolutely nothing about it in today's message, unfortunately. CEC Bank says that all customers will still be able to ask for help through its digital channels, i.e. social networks, website, email, but there you may have to wait longer to receive an answer if there will be many people asking simultaneous help.
📅 Just like you, on June 1, we also celebrate International Children's Day. Even if our units will be closed, you can still use our digital channels. #CECBank #Româniavafibine
Published by CEC Bank pe Friday, May 29, 2020
CEC Bank it will more than likely have the emergency line for cards open, so that its customers can report a problem of theft or loss of the card, if they do not do it online. The CEC Bank website, together with the internet banking platform, will also be available on June 1st, and there will be teams to ensure that they will work smoothly for everyone on that day. .
CEC Bank everything will return to normal starting on June 2, but don't forget that the protection rules remain valid for the state of alert in which we are still in Romania.
