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Pertamina Responds
REFERRING to the column entitled Below-Standard Fuel from Ahmad Safrudin, Executive Director of KPBB and Founder of The Thamrin School for Climate and Environment, in Tempo, August 9-16, 2015 edition, we thank you for the criticism and the input from the writer to Pertamina.
Bank Mandiri's Response
With regards to a letter of complaint published in Tempo's June 15 to 21, 2015 issue, we would like to apologize to Mr. Daniel Thie for the inconvenience he experienced while using our internet banking service. Our investigation revealed that the notification issue as occurred in Mr. Daniel's case will appear when the bank's system is still processing a task related to his account. Another attempt may be done after waiting for some time. Should the problem persists, please call Bank Mandiri's 24-hour contact center at 14000.
JNEs Response
We apologize for the inconvenience experienced by Mr. Faisal Syaifudin, as explained in his letter to Tempo in the magazines June 22 to 28, 2015, issue. As a token of our goodwill, we have responded by contacting Mr. Faisal directly to clarify the situation. The issue has been resolved through replacement of the purchased item as agreed upon by both sides.
Where is Bogor's Regent?
After visiting my in-laws in their hometown, I imagined coming home to smooth roads. But, in reality, the roads of Ciomas remained riddled with potholes, even the one leading to the Bogor regent's private home. There has been no attempt to repair the large holes gaping on the asphalt. I cannot imagine how embarrassed the regent must be for going with his escorts from home to his office through that kind of poor roads.
BRI Customer's Complaint
ON June 2, 2015, I decided to take Rp400,000 out of my BRI savings account from an automatic teller machine (ATM) at the bank's Mamuju branch in West Sulawesi. The money was not dispensed, yet my balance was reduced. The next day, I reported it to the branch in question. After asking for my data, the staff forwarded my report to the bank's central office in Jakarta. I was told to wait a maximum of 10 working days to have the money returned to my account.
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