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For those of you who don't know, the process basically goes like this: Input your email / password -> select if you want to use your personal or business profi
by r3bl 10y ago
For those of you who don't know, the process basically goes like this:
Input your email / password -> select if you want to use your personal or business profile -> enter your login info again (because, reasons) -> go through two redirects.
- morganvachon 10y agoUntil very recently, Comcast/Xfinity did something similar. On their landing page and logged out, one would click log in and enter their credentials, and the top bar shows you logged in. Click on the email link and you have to log in again. Click on the "My Account" link and log in again not once but twice, for a total of three logins to finally get there. I think they fixed it about a month ago. I have my Comcast email forwarded to a real account on a domain I own so I never have to use their insane email system again, but I still have to log in to pay my bill. It's down to one login session now, but it's still a nightmare of a site to navigate.
- libeclipse 10y agoHSBC's internet banking website is complete shit too. At least 2 redirects to login, and if you change your mind, the back button breaks the site completely until you manually go to the root again.
- sveiss 10y agoI appear to have a cookie set or something which makes the root of HSBC's site consistently 500 for me. At least the login still works.
- Endy 10y agoCan't you pay by phone? That's how I deal with it on Optimum.