Chinese Millionaire Withdraws Millions from Bank after Dispute with Staff
In a surprising turn of events, a Chinese millionaire in Beijing decided to withdraw a staggering Rs 6.5 crore from the Bank of Shanghai after a disagreement with the bank staff. Frustrated with their service, the wealthy individual insisted that the money be counted manually. This incident took place during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021.
The millionaire, known as ‘Sunwear’, made headlines when he stormed into the bank branch and clashed with a security guard regarding Covid-19 protocols. After the heated exchange, he demanded to withdraw five million renminbi ($783,000) from his account. However, he specified that the money had to be counted by hand.
Footage of the bank employees counting bundles of cash while ‘Sunwear’ filled suitcases with money soon went viral on social media, capturing the attention of netizens everywhere.
Taking to the popular Chinese social media platform Weibo, the millionaire expressed his dissatisfaction with the bank’s customer service. He revealed that it took the bank staff more than two hours to count the money, leading him to withdraw the maximum amount allowed and depositing the remaining millions in other banks.
Bank officials, on the other hand, attributed the disagreement to the failure to adhere to Covid-19 protocols. The Bank of Shanghai, in a statement to Chinese media outlet ‘The Paper’, explained that the millionaire had entered the branch without wearing a mask, sparking the dispute.
This incident serves as a reminder of the increasing tensions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and the importance of maintaining proper protocols. With money as a powerful tool, even the wealthiest individuals can wield it to express their dissatisfaction and demand better service.
In conclusion, this extraordinary event sheds light on the potentially drastic consequences that can arise from disagreements, even within the banking sector. As the world continues to grapple with the challenges presented by the pandemic, it is crucial for all parties involved to find common ground and strive for improved customer service.
Beijing – A Chinese millionaire has given ‘work out of eight’ to bank employees who annoyed him. After withdrawing Rs 6.5 crore from the bank, he insisted that the money be counted manually following a disagreement with the bank staff. The incident took place at a branch of the Bank of Shanghai during Covid 2021.
This week in Shanghai, China, a millionaire called ‘Sunwear’ withdrew his entire savings of 5 million yuan and ordered bank staff to count every single note. All because they asked him to wear a face mask. He then put the money in suitcases and left
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When he got to the bank, he got into a fight with the security guard over Covid protocol. After this, he angrily demanded to withdraw five million renminbi ($783,000 at 2021 exchange rates) from the account. He said the money should be counted by hand. It is reported that the footage of bank employees counting bundles of money and him walking out with suitcases full of money went viral on social media that day.
He responded on Chinese social media website Weibo that it took bank staff more than two hours to count the money by hand. He said he withdrew the maximum he could withdraw in one day and decided to deposit the remaining millions in other banks because of the ‘worst customer service’.
Meanwhile, bank officials said there was a difference of opinion because it was not following Covid norms. In a statement given to the Chinese media by the Bank of Shanghai, ‘The Paper’, it was explained that he was not wearing a mask when he entered the branch and this led to the dispute.
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