Cette page n'est pas encore disponible en français, aussi la version anglaise vous est présentée. Vous pouvez également cliquer ci-dessus pour voir des traductions de cette page dans d'autres langues. Swiss Bank Safe Deposit Boxes Frequently Asked Questions Home > Bank Boxes > FAQ What are these boxes and how were they
used ? These boxes are most often left at the bank and it is only rarely that a client would take it home. The box would always remain the bank’s property and it is extremely rare that one would be available for purchase by a Swiss, let alone by a foreigner. Is the box burglar-proof? Our bank boxes have all sorts of functions. Some people use them to store documents, collections of small items, etc… Many people display them in their home or office, sometimes as a place to empty their pockets (metaphorically) or as a holder for sweets or brochures. What sort of items did these
boxes contain? Are these real boxes from a real
Swiss bank? Some man on the Internet is
selling tin boxes for 1$ - how does this compare to what you are
selling? I am a wholesaler, a
shopkeeper, a decorator and I would like to buy a number of doors or boxes – can
I do that? What happened to the vault where
these boxes come from? Can I get a box with my favorite
number? All but the largest Swiss bank safety deposit boxes use an inside box. This for three reasons. 1) To protect the client privacy, as he can take the inside box out of the locked safety box and bring it to a private room where only he can see what goes inside. 2) To take full advantage of the safety deposit box’s size. It is much easier to take out the box that occupies the full volume of the space rented by the bank and easily access its content. 3) In case of death or technical repairs, the bank can ask its own locksmith to drill a box and have a Swiss notary be present to put a sealed security ribbon around the box to guarantee that the box contents will be untouched and kept private from all but the client. |
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