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It also doesn't work with pure ATM cards that lack a Visa/Mastercard logo. Maybe I am a bit over-paranoid, but I don't like the idea of staring at a zero bank
by delackner 13y ago
It also doesn't work with pure ATM cards that lack a Visa/Mastercard logo. Maybe I am a bit over-paranoid, but I don't like the idea of staring at a zero bank balance while some fraud department promises to fix things up real quick now if I just stay on hold.
- abraham 13y agoIf you don't trust your bank to fix fraud, than you need a better bank.
- lostlogin 13y agoI actually laughed at that. Every bank here is the same and we supposedly have some of the safest banks in the world. Im limited to an 8 character password, and the other banks here are little better. New Zealand.
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- foundlogin 13y agoIt's safe in NZ because even with access to your internet banking, a thief can only transfer money to another NZ account and they're fairly reliable at verifying the identities of account holders.
- ezzaf 13y agoReally? I've been impressed with Kiwibank's balancing security and usability. Rabobank NZ have two factor authentication too. Of course if you're with one of the four majors, well... they're owned by Australians, what did you expect?
- 3Pi 13y agoWhich bank are you with? Having had accounts with 4 major banks here (Kiwibank, ANZ, Westpac, ASB), I can confirm that you are allowed passwords more than 8 characters. Also, several of them offer a second protection level for logging in.
- lostlogin 13y agoASB. How did you get a long password? It just deleted the characters at the end when I tried (6 months ago).