Can anyone tell me if any of the Banks in Dalaman have English Speaking Staff? I am ashamed of myself for not knowing enough Turkish to go native. The prefixes and suffixes are still a minefield.
Many Thanks
Banks In Dalaman
Started by
Kesban
, Jun 28 2007 05:57 PM
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#1
Posted 28 June 2007 - 05:57 PM
#2
Posted 28 June 2007 - 10:55 PM
Most Garanti branches have a foreign liason so maybe this might be your best bet. Failing that there are 2 very good english speakers at Is bank in Dalyan.....Can anyone tell me if any of the Banks in Dalaman have English Speaking Staff? I am ashamed of myself for not knowing enough Turkish to go native. The prefixes and suffixes are still a minefield.
Many Thanks
#3
Posted 29 June 2007 - 02:45 PM
Hi Kesban
I use Akbank in Dalaman in the main square, where you will find english speaking staff and are very helpful. The Yapi Kredi near the green palm tree, might have an english speaker as I know her brother speaks the language.
The advantage of Akbank, is that the queues are always short compared with Zirak further along the road! I don't know about the other banks as I've not used them.
I use Akbank in Dalaman in the main square, where you will find english speaking staff and are very helpful. The Yapi Kredi near the green palm tree, might have an english speaker as I know her brother speaks the language.
The advantage of Akbank, is that the queues are always short compared with Zirak further along the road! I don't know about the other banks as I've not used them.
#4
Posted 29 June 2007 - 08:40 PM
Thanks Penny and Turtlewebs. May I ask another question. Can I pay my electricity bill by direct debit,and how do I pay for water ?
#5
Posted 30 June 2007 - 12:58 AM
Hi Kesban
I paid my electric first by going into a bank myself, then arranged direct debit. The water bill I had to pay separately, about a week after getting the bill. They print when you can pay at the bottom!
As the nearest Tedas is in Ortaca, it was the easiest way to pay. I also had my internet and telephone paid by direct debit as well.
I paid my electric first by going into a bank myself, then arranged direct debit. The water bill I had to pay separately, about a week after getting the bill. They print when you can pay at the bottom!
As the nearest Tedas is in Ortaca, it was the easiest way to pay. I also had my internet and telephone paid by direct debit as well.














