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1) Make up a unique password on the spot. 2) Log in and forget it. 3) Reset password. Works every time.
by zachrose 9y ago
1) Make up a unique password on the spot.
2) Log in and forget it.
3) Reset password.
Works every time.
- linopolus 9y agoHaven't ever thought of this, sounds genious. Only a lot of work on some occasions, then they require for resetting..
- oAlbe 9y agoNot when resetting your password requires physically going to the bank to sign a document and get it mailed to you after a week... But yeah, it works in most cases.
- kintalo 9y agoseems like a reason to switch banks.
- codefined 9y agoDon't all banks do this? Here in the UK it basically seems mandatory. Try to change your password/phone/email, they'll send you an actual letter which has a passcode you need to enter in to the website. Although mine took only a day to arrive.
- OJFord 9y agoNo, (I'm also in the UK) I've changed a few recently-ish and in each case had only to answer some security questions and then receive a phone call/text message with a code to enter.
- raverbashing 9y agoExcept if you need to login to multiple devices (password resets usually log you out of all the places you're logged in)