Mexico’s Second Largest Bank, Banamex (& Citi Subsidary) Taken Down By Glitch

New post on 2012 The Big Picture Mexico’s Second Largest Bank, Banamex (& Citi Subsidary) Taken Down By Glitch by 2012thebigpicture Pictures Colour Library/Newscom Thanks, Patrick. I forgot to post this the other day. It happened October 14th.  I believe it is significant; another indication of interesting things going on in the background. But is it the good guys or the bad guys messing around? We don't know, but it's important to stay abreast of these things, isn't it, as they're not isolated incidents but all pieces of the puzzle and usually foretell future events.  I also read that a record number of people are withdrawing cash from their bank accounts and hiding it at home. Check out the article links at the bottom about similar service interruptions.  ~ BP Banamex, Mexico’s second largest bank (which coincidentally happens to be owned by Citi) was unexpectedly taken down by a “glitch” Monday morning, leaving customers without access to ATM cards or bank balances. In a statement, Banamex apologized to the 27 million affected Mexicans, and stated that it does not yet know when it will be able to restore services in branches, ATMs, and telephone BancaNet and allow customers access to their funds. Banamex public statement, via Google Translate: REPORT . – Banamex , the second largest bank in the country , recorded from 10:30 hours on Monday a general failure in its customer service . So far, the bank is in the definition of the problem , so it does not envisage a time when I can restore services in branches , ATMs, and telephone BancaNet . Through their social media accounts and website, the financial institution sends a message of apology to their customers, which add up to seven million and 20 million cards in general or full – and relates them to expect an early resolution of problem. ” Dear Customer , sadly our systems recorded a technical glitch this morning. We offer a sincere apology. We are working to resolve this problem we expect an early solution, “explains . Also points out, ” we will be in contact to make known the time when our services have been fully restored .” In the post Cyprus bail-in world, any unannounced and unscheduled bank services failure cannot leave depositors resting easy while waiting for their digital wealth to re-appear- particularly when the unscheduled bank shutdown occurs at a severely under-capitalized TooBigNotToBailIn institution.   Check out these similar articles: 1.       Latest Bank ‘Glitch’: Largest Russian Bank Halts All Credit/ Debit Transactions 2.       UK’s NatWest Suffer’s New ‘Bank Glitch’ 3.       Did UK’s NatWest Bank Rehypothecate Client Cash Accounts to Meet Margin Call? 4.       Banking IT ‘Glitch’ Reaches Germany: Deutsche Postal Bank Halts ATM Transactions 5.       Global Deposit Confiscation Called For By Influential CEO Of Italy’s Largest Bank 2012thebigpicture | October 19, 2013 at 9:09 AM | Tags: ATM, Automated teller machine, Banamex, Citi, Citibank, closed, funds, glitches, Grupo Financiero Banamex, Mexico, Monday, National Westminster Bank, shutdown, subsidiary, withdrawals | Categories: What's happening on the Financial front | URL: http://wp.me/p2pxgA-3Nu Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from 2012 The Big Picture. Change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://2012thebigpicture.wordpress.com/2013/10/19/mexicos-second-largest-bank-banamex-citi-subsidary-taken-down-by-glitch/