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Which can be solved by finding a competitor with less abusive practices.
by tgsovlerkhgsel 4y ago
Which can be solved by finding a competitor with less abusive practices.
- teddyh 4y agoNot in a monopoly or oligopoly, which is the common case in markets with high barriers to entry.
- bee_rider 4y agoIf this a hypothetical? I can't think of any monopolies that I need to do business with that only do business through an app.
- JonChesterfield 4y agoMy bank's android app has more control over my account than any other way of interacting with them, including going into branches and posting forms. That's not strictly a monopoly but I'm on my fifth bank and they've all been similarly rubbish.
- bee_rider 4y agoHuh, interesting. I can't think of many notifications I would want from my bank. I've got an alarm for if my balance goes under a certain threshold, which I guess could be handled via a notification, but IMO it is easier to just make the threshold high enough that I can treat it as a "check-once-per-day" thing, and get the notifications via email.
- davidhowlett 4y agoAs a UK customer, I use Monzo bank and have pretty consistently had good experiences. They are a new bank. Recieving international money transfers was the only bit that they didn't support.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> Which can be solved by finding a competitor with less abusive practices For those with infinite time or for whom this is a single issue, yes. For the rest of us, disabling notifications isn’t too hard.