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I couldn't agree more. The annoying part is when they ask you to call them so they can verify your identity. It is a safe assumption that they don't do voice r

by pestaa 15y ago

I couldn't agree more. The annoying part is when they ask you to call them so they can verify your identity. It is a safe assumption that they don't do voice recognition, so why do they think I can't just spell the same numbers out loudly I'd have sent in an email...?

handelaar 15y ago
No, the annoying part is when they call you and immediately demand you verify your identity to someone without even any Caller ID. (And my but they get shirty when you use the appropriate language which the situation requires when telling them to get off the line.)
- FuzzyDunlop 15y ago
  Banks are as annoying as you can get for this. Imagine being cold-called and being asked some questions to prove you are who you say you are. Imagine then the correspondence the same bank sends in various forms about keeping the same information to yourself to prevent your account being compromised.