“SoyMayorNoIdiota” collects more than 100,000 signatures to demand dignified treatment from banks

The elderly of our country are tired of the fact that bank service is getting worse and worse, which is why they have started a collection of signatures to demand better treatment and greater dedication for those who need it most.

The one who has lit the flame has been a 78-year-old resident of Valencia who, tired of the difficulties that his bank caused him, has decided to start a collection of signatures under the slogan #SoyMayorNoIdiota.

“I am almost 80 years old and it makes me very sad to see that the banks have forgotten older people like me,” writes Carlos San Juan de Laorden on the Change.org website.

This portal is used by citizens to make themselves heard in the face of injustice (although this is not always the case), serving as a platform where people can sign the shift petition without much effort once we are registered.

“Now almost everything is online and not all of us understand each other with the machines,” explains Carlos San Juan on the web, “and we don’t deserve this exclusion. That’s why I’m asking for more humane treatment at bank branches.”

For this reason The Valencian retiree asks that all citizens sign to request that banks serve the elderly without technological obstacles and with more patience and humanity. And, furthermore, that they keep open offices where there are people behind the window, not machines.

The collection of signatures is going from strength to strength, Being already close to the goal of 150,000 people, the limit was set at first. Right now they are at 131,000 signatures and counting. By the way, if you want to sign you just have to click here.

Given the popularity of the initiative, Carlos San Juan has confessed to feeling very excited and has thanked all those who have dedicated some of their time to sign. Of course, remember that there are still almost 20,000 signatures and that time is running out.