How to write letter to deactivate SMS alert service

SMS alert service is beneficial as the account transaction details are sent to the respective customer immediately. Though it is useful, some bankers find it very annoying when the service charge are deducted from the account. So some people don't want the SMS alert service . If you are the one who is worrying about high service charge being deducted by your bank and do want to stop this service, you must submit a request letter to your bank manager to deactivate SMS service. Here is the sample letter format.

From
J.Mayan,
303, Naja Street,
Pudukkottai,
TN, India.

To
The Bank Manager,
Indian Overseas Bank,
Pudukkottai,
TN, India.

Respected Sir,
Sub: Deactivating SMS alert service
I am your customer since last 7 years. I have SB account____________ [Write account number here] and SMS alert service is already active with this account. I feel the service charge for SMS alert is high and so want no more SMS alert service in future. Please consider my request and deactivate SMS alert for my account. Thank you!

Yours faithfully,
[Signature]
J.Mayan.

Encl:
Copy of Bank Statement
Copy of Aadhaar card

Note: This is sample letter format only. You must modify the letter format as per your requirements from your bank. Consult your bank manager for more details. Thank you!

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Sample Application for SMS Banking in Andhra Bank

Wondering how you can get SMS banking facility in Andhra Bank ? You will get here a sample application format. Use it for your bank where you maintain your account. This format may be different for other banks. So those looking for other bank application for SMS banking are requested to search and find their related format. Read on!
APPLICATION FOR SMS BANKING(PULL)
To
The Branch Manager
__________________________________
I/We wish to avail Andhra Bank mobile banking services (Both Pull and alerts facility) extended by the bank pertaining to my Account.
1. Name of the customer:
2. Address (if differs from what informed to bank):
3. Mobile Number:
4. Customer ID:

ALERTS PROVIDED
1. Credits above Rs 10000/- In Primary account linked to the Customer ID.
2. Debits above Rs 10000/- in Primary accounts.
3. Deposit Maturity alert before 3 days
4. Cheque Book Issue intimation
5. Cheque bounce/return information
6. End of day Balance for the account where debit/credit transaction happened
7. Promotional Alerts
8. Greetings

Declaration:*
I/We confirm that the information furnished in this form is true and correct. I/we have read and understood the terms and conditions in respect of Andhra Bank Mobile Banking available on Bank’s website. I/We acknowledge that the bank may from time to time send me additional free alerts/messages/information, over and above mentioned alerts, over the mobile phone. I/we accept and agree to be bound by the said terms and conditions and to any changes made therein from time to time in future.
I confirm that I am the sole account holder / I have mandate from the joint account holder(s) of the linked facility under Andhra bank mobile Banking services.

Click here to download complete letter format for Sample Application for SMS Banking in Andhra Bank

Sample letter to bank for SMS alert service

Would like to know your transaction details through SMS? You should then have activated SMS alert service from the Bank to which your account is associated. If you don't have SMS alert service enabled, then you should inform your bank through a request letter to activate the same.

Why do you need SMS alert service?

Most of us don't care about the filling SMS alert details in the application form while account opening or you bank hadn't this SMS service when you opening the account. Whatever may the reason, the SMS alert service is very important in the present scenario. In what ways it may be helpful? For example, if some one sends you money, then you can get an SMS alert that your the money is credited to your account. This will avoid unnecessary checking of your balance through ATM or bank statement. So you saves time and effort. For advanced users, it may help more. For example, if you want to use the bank android app for IMPS / NEFT transaction, you need to register your mobile number for the sake of authenticity. It will help you do online transaction easily. Hence If you don't have such facility yet, then it is the time for you to update your mobile number for activating SMS alert service from the bank. Use the letter format provided below to write a request letter and submit it the bank manager for the service enabled as soon as possible.

How to write letter to bank for SMS alert service?

From

J. Alagar,

34, Urani Street,

Tirunelveli,

TN, India.

To

The Bank Manager,

Canara Bank,

Tirunelveli,

TN, India.

Respected sir / madam,

Sub: Requisition to activate SMS alert service

I am hereby submitting this letter to inform you that I have not associated my mobile number with the SB account here. I want to get the SMS alert service now. So I am requesting you to provide this facility so that I can do various online transaction / get updates related to my bank account activity. Please give the service enabled as soon as possible for this number _______________ (Write your 10 digit mobile number).

Thanking you!

Yours sincerely,

[Signature]

J. Alagar.

Date: 08th December 2016

Place: Tirunelveli.

Note: The address and other details given above does not exist. They are used only for the purpose of writing this letter. You are requested to replace them with your own. Thanks for reading. If you have any doubt regarding this SMS service request letter format, you can ask us in the comment section provided below.