@bunq#153704 I am not sure I follow this logic. If we wanted 2 times more of everything, we would have subscribed to two premium accounts to start with? Every joint subscriber has evaluated whether they need the perks of joint or the perks of two premium accounts and concluded that what the joint account offers is enough.
It is also likely that this move damages your reputation. People will go from actively promoting Bunq to discouraging friends/families/colleagues, since Bunq is now the bank that increases prices 60% overnight and is completely tone-deaf about the concerns of their customers.
There would have been a very simple solution instead of this mess: grandfather all existing joint users, do not offer the joint option to new subscribers. Then you have simplified your offering, existing joint users are happy. And if they wanted '2 times more of everything', they could switch to 2 premiums account (and lose the grandfathering entitlement).
I don't think any of these reactions will have an effect though. Your replies, which do not address your customer's concerns at all and hides the 60% price hike, show that you have made up your mind. So, I think for disgruntled customers there is nothing else one can do than get the word out that Bunq is not a reliable party. Take your business somewhere else.
I think this would have all been much more acceptable if the answers were honest and said something along the lines of 'sorry, we figured out that with the pricing of joint does not give us the revenue that we need to operate on' than hiding behind a poll that no-one has seen, simplifying offers, or trees. These are just lame excuses. It is clear from the phrasing of the survey that this decision was made beforehand and that the survey was constructed to get the desired outcome.
Just be honest!
Finally, as others have pointed out, doing this in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis, where some people will face serious financial difficulties and may not be able to open another bank account within 3 months (e.g. because they require a signature) is... pretty unethical.
(We will probably stay with Bunq, because we can afford the extra cost. But I can understand why people are very upset. And I will stop recommending Bunq.)