Bank Of The West Online

Okay, so, I was recently infected by a trojan named Trojan Generic 13. About 2 days after I thought I had gotten rid of it, AVG came up saying that it detected 2 Trojan Horse Crypts (dot something). One of them couldn't be deleted.


I became a little worried that my mom's online banking account info at Bank of the West would be stolen since she checks her account every day or so, so I downloaded MalwareBytes Anti-Malware, SUPERantispyware, and AviraAntiVirus. I ran all three separately in safe mode.


All three of them only came up without about 1 threat detected. Will my mother's online banking account still be safe?

If you where using AVG free it has no rookit protection. Rootkit are very nasty. So I recommend you get another program. I like Norton Internet Security which has the smart firewall. Which would block a trojan from connecting to the web with your information. You could check the logs and see if any fishy was going on. If you want to go the free route then get Avira and add the Comodo firewall. Make sure you use it with the defense + feature turn on. You will get prompts if anything is trying to connect to the internet. You did everything right after you got infected. Three very good programs and you ran them in safe mode. Your mother is doing the right thing in checking her account. If you really want to know how to protect your computer here a good article on preventing infection. This is a much better way protecting your computer. The trick is not to let malware get on your computer.
http://www.techsupportalert.com/how-to-s ecure-your-pc.php

2009-06-26 22:36:47 by MeteorDefense

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My husband used his Nat West online banking to pay his barclaycard credit card. He submitted the payment twice by mistake as the website was playing up. His online banking shows 2 payments going out. However his barclay is only showing as receiveing one of the payments. He's been on the phone between the 2 all morning with both banks blaming each other.

What's the best way to resolve this?

Send a written notice to NatWest explainingthe samething. Inform them that you will efer the issue toyour Lawyers if suitable corrective action is taken forthwith. In suchmatters you should mainain written record for future action in a court of Law. Take the help ofa Lawyer friend.

2008-06-04 02:49:22 by natalie2005

Price: $29.98

and where but mostly what time?

I'm not familiar with that particular bank, but if you bought the item online using your visa debit card there should be a time stamp of when it was authorized. Most banks don't display the time it was authorized, if they do show a time it's the time that the merchant submitted the item for payment.

The difference between time authorized and time paid can vary by up to a few minutes or a few days.

If you call your bank they should have the ability to see both times and will probably have no trouble giving you either piece of info.

2009-04-29 17:20:08 by Kate

most banks all you have to do is go into the bank and set up an account in person... you can also set up an account online through their company website and they will ask you account info that you need to verify.. you may need a phone call to the bank to get started

2008-07-17 22:15:03 by Lambeau Leaper

I have an online FNBO direct saving account. I need to transfer the fund to a local bank (I can transfer to Citi Bank, Bank of the west or Bank of America).

I need this money by next Tue, Nov 20, Normal online transfer wouldn't make it on time. Can you someone suggest a way?

Thanks
If I go to my local bank, ans ask them to do an ACH transfer, will it work?

wire transfer for a cost of about 20 dollars!!!

2007-11-15 20:23:16 by zephyrs