BDO bank abuses clients

BDO clients must bear standing for
eternity as punishment for
patronizing the bank of
contractualization king
Henry Sy.
The Banco de Oro (BDO), SM Delgado branch, Iloilo City, abuses the patience of its clients.
Its services is lackadaisical: it punishes its clients by making them fall in line and wait for eternity.
BDO clients must bear standingfor eternity as punishment forpatronizing the bank ofcontractualization kingHenry Sy.
BDO clients must bear standing foreternity 
as punishment forpatronizing the bank ofcontractualization kingHenry Sy.
It offers no seat for waiting clients, not even for senior citizens, PWDs and the pregnant to whom laws accord special rights - 20% discount in public rides, medicines, hospitals, restos, priority in transactions (like special lanes for them), etc.
BDO just don't care for its clients, its source of profits that makes its owner, Henry Sy, contractualization king, richest man in the Philippines and among the world's top billionaires.
Other banks offer clients seats, and reading materials, so to make them relax while waiting. Must mention this, too, sans intent to advertise, that UCPB adds on that by offering guests and clients unlimited coffee while sitting comfortably -- clients help themselves to the coffee stand.
In BDO, depositing or withdrawing is a health risk. Contractualization King only thinks of raking superprofits even at the cost of the health of clients.
Bwisit nga Henry Sy!

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