TD customer Kiran Dhaliwal celebrated #TDThanksYou at Rodeo Square in Surrey last week.

TD customer Kiran Dhaliwal celebrated #TDThanksYou at Rodeo Square in Surrey last week.

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TD Canada Trust hosts a very personal customer appreciation day – (you have to watch the video).



Thousands of unsuspecting customers were simultaneously greeted with a surprise while banking with TD last week.

At 11 a.m.on Friday, July 25, more than 20,000 TD employees across Canada distributed green envelopes containing a $20 bill to every customer in more than 1,100 TD branches and revealed to those using TD phone and online banking service that they would receive a deposit directly into their accounts.

“It was incredible to see the look of surprise on our customers’ faces,” said Bhupinder Grewal, a branch manager with TD Canada Trust at Rodeo Square in Surrey. “We say thank you to our customers every day, and we’ll say thank you tomorrow and the next day. Today’s thank you is about all of us at TD working together to make it extra special.”

Mauro Manzi, TD senior vice-president of the Pacific Region, believes a “thank you” can change someone’s day.

“We know British Columbians have a lot of choice when it comes to where they bank, and we wanted to say that we appreciate that they continue to choose TD,” Manzi said.

Even ATMs are a part of the customer thanking experience at TD, with its ATMs – Automated Thanking Machines –  delivering a few life-changing moments for customers that were captured in a video (http://youtu.be/bUkN7g_bEAI).

Local branch employees helped design these very meaningful and individualized thank-you experiences that were ultimately unveiled to their customers through an ATM that talks and delivers surprises.The #TDThanksYou video captures many unforgettable moments of surprise from unsuspecting customers.

“Oh my goodness, never in all my life have I had such a beautiful surprise,” said Patricia Purcell, a TD customer, who received a bouquet of flowers from her local TD branch.

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