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What? I can't think of a single person who uses this and I have lived here ten years. I once got one for a corporate account and it was atrocious with required
by robk 9y ago
What? I can't think of a single person who uses this and I have lived here ten years. I once got one for a corporate account and it was atrocious with required plug-ins for ie
- robertlagrant 9y agoYou must be thinking of something else. This is just a card reader that you type a number into that your bank tells you to type, and that in combination with typing your PIN in (and having your card inserted) spits out a number on a little screen, which you type back into your bank's website. Takes about 1 minute to do, and you don't need it for every action. E.g. you use it for adding a new account payee and for making a first (or very large) payment to a payee.
- Latty 9y agoYou are clearly thinking of something else. These things are ubiquitous in the UK now. All the UK banks provide them freely with accounts and it's all easy to use and standard, no plug-ins or craziness, just an HTML form. Picking two at random: http://www.nationwide.co.uk/support/security-centre/internet-banking-security/card-reader-and-security-questions#xtab:what-is-a-card-reader http://www.nationwide.co.uk/support/security-centre/internet... http://personal.natwest.com/personal/ways-to-bank/online-banking/do-more-with-online-banking/card-reader-how-to-use-your-card-reader.html http://personal.natwest.com/personal/ways-to-bank/online-ban...