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The whole thing -- Card, Card reader, Card PIN -- on top of the existing pin numbers and login details now makes the online banking system with NatWest a painful experience. I have accounts in 3 countries, including a small business account at NATWEST and a personal account at another UK bank that has decided NOT to use the card reader & pin system. None of the other banks whether in the UK, US or France require anywhere NEAR the hassle that this new system requires in order to pay bills. Just to amend a payee (for example to include the new invoice number rather than the one from last time), you have to use the card reader system. Since I travel abroad quite frequently, and do all our banking via the online system, carrying around an easy to lose card reader and yet another (easy to lose) card makes banking with NatWest a lot less attractive. We've spoken with our banker who says they've had a fair number of complaints, and we are now looking at switching our account. Anyone else?

simple change bank so yes

regards x kitti x

2008-01-30 05:51:03 by Small Business

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Im currently using Halifax, but I need more than one account. These are the things i need:
• Check Book
• Online Banking
• Card to use online (VISA)

I can change to a different banks
Thanks, David

Im afraid you will need to go to your bank manger with a profit and loss account of your business . Its hard enough for any business to get the bank to trust you when your older , let alone at your age and in this economic time.
Get an accountant to to do the profit and loss for you and go to the manger of the bank you are with , that's if you have been good with your account .
There are government business training centres which help you with all of the little things you need to know when starting out.
There is one thing credit card companies insist you are 18 years old and some have a minimum age of 21 .Good luck

2009-02-28 10:01:34 by DJM

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1) What are the most common attacks made by hackers?
2) What are the security measures I should take?

3) How bank account is attached/communicate with
i) ATM
ii) Visa/Mastercard or etc
iii) One bank to another bank
iv) Mobile for SMS alerts

4)What extra features do industrialist/organisation's have/need in online banking?(Difference between personal and corporate online banking)

1) What are the most common attacks made by hackers?
A. Don't confuse a hacker with a thief.
The most common attack is from within or from an employee not taking proper precautions. Such as writing access passwords on a sticky note. With 1024 encryption (last time i checked) you could sit for millions of years trying to crack the encryption key to gain access.

2) What are the security measures I should take?
Don't give out your PIN or online banking password or the answer to your security question. Make the security question something only you would know. Like your favorite food for example

3) How bank account is attached/communicate with
i) ATM
Hard wired via the internet, over a secure connection. These terminals always are wired with a cable directly to a connection to the internet (not wireless) and sent encrypted
ii) Visa/Mastercard or etc
same as above
iii) One bank to another bank
same as above or via a virtual private network connection
iv) Mobile for SMS alerts
You can find software to send sms messages from your PC. The banks use this type of software, as well as software to send messages. A computer controls who gets which message, or if everybody gets it.
*NEVER use a cell phone or cordless phone to access your bank information or give your credit card info over a non-hardwired communication device.*

4)What extra features do industrialist/organisation's have/need in online banking?(Difference between personal and corporate online banking)
Most have a company database and accounting department, as well as software to track things like attendance, bonuses, pay scale, hours worked, vacation time, sick time, pretty much anything you get paid for or not paid for, as well as taxation software, pension plan, UI, and other deductions you see on your T4 slip. They do almost everything on an automatic level, only entering in variable data, such as if you were sick a day and did not work.

2008-07-23 19:06:13 by Anjaneya

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I'm doing my capstone project in management, and we are working with a local bank to develop a strategic plan for them. One thing they are wondering is what the younger generation would like to see as far as products or services that the bank provides. Do you guys have any ideas related to technology, online/text message banking, personal finance classes, customizable debit cards, etc? What options would you like to see at your bank? Or those of you that bank at larger banks or internationally--what new innovative things do your banks have that we could look into starting at this small bank?

Better plans to help college students save would be awesome. Maybe a higher interest rate in savings accounts. College students struggle with all the fees they have to pay and any way to help them save up extra cash would be helpful. Also, maybe holding classes on how to file your taxes. It's more educational when the person does it themselves rather than taking it to the local HRBlock. Being able to check our account online is always convenient, and if there's some way to check it through text messaging that would be even better.

2006-07-26 15:52:58 by Stacy

Are key loggers harmful to your computer i have norton security and one has been detected what is a key logger and is it still safe to bank online etc or can they take your personal details ie card details etc

A key logger is recording every keystroke you make. So your banking credentials have been compromised; they have them. You need to get rid of the key logger and then change passwords on every site and account you have. I would also look into getting new CC's as if you made online purchases, they have them as well.

If you want justice; don't remove the key logger but contact the police. Call your bank and other financial institutions and have them reset passwords. Use another computer and change all the passwords to every account you have; financial, email, etc. If the IP address that the key logger is ending the data too is in the US, then they can bring that person to justice. if they are outside the US, they is little that they can do.

2009-08-30 10:43:51 by wilkstar23