Edited By
David Mรผller
A wave of complaints has hit Revolut as customers voice their discontent over prolonged account restrictions. Since February, one user detailed struggles in accessing their funds, raising questions about the company's customer service and response time.
The situation escalated when one frustrated customer exclaimed their account had been restricted for over two months. They claim a lack of updates and inadequate communication from Revolut's automated support has only intensified their anguish. With health issues hampering their ability to work, the customer is eager for their money's release, fearing it may never come.
Amidst this turmoil, several recurring themes emerged from the discussions on user boards:
Mistrust of Communication
Many expressed frustration over receiving generic responses from bots instead of meaningful updates. "I keep getting the same replies from their chat robots!" lamented one customer.
Majority Reporting Extended Delays
Multiple users reported similar restrictions, with many waiting over the promised nine days, now stretching to potentially twenty days or more. One person pointed out, "They're treating customers like a piece of garbage."
Questionable Account Verification
Queries about account legitimacy arose, hinting at a strict review process. Users were warned, "If you don't prove it, you may never get it back," raising doubts about the fairness of these evaluations.
"How can they do that to their users?" questioned another affected customer.
The feedback is overwhelmingly negative, with users feeling unheard and disregarded. As complaints surge, it appears that a significant number are left without assistance, leading to rising distrust in the service.
๐ Customer Burden: "Iโm unwell and canโt work and Revolut has my money!"
โณ Delayed Responses: Reports indicate waiting times extend beyond initial promises, often reaching up to twenty days.
โ Questioning Procedures: Customers are increasingly concerned about Revolut's account verification processes, complicating access to their money.