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Grant Edwards wrote: |
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>> OK. Now that we know the real problem, we can give you the real solution. |
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>> Change your bank. |
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> And write polite letter to a couple bank executives (yes, on |
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> paper, in an envelope, with a stamp on it) explaining why. It |
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> won't take very many such letters before they straighten things |
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> out. Don't bother complaining via e-mail. It'll only be seen |
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> by some poor wage-slave who doesn't care and couldn't do |
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> anything about it if he did. Telephoning will probably be even |
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> less useful (unless you want to know what the weather is like |
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> in Mumbai or Bangalore). |
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>> I'm not kidding, you shouldn't have to put up with that shit. |
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> Not at all. |
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Good advice. I'll try to find some time for examining my options. |
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Unfortunately, from what I can gather, my current bank has one of the |
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best options in the country (Sweden). The rest of the bunch are mostly |
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running Windows servers (acc. to Netcraft) or have really bad |
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Windows-centric solutions or poor security like one-time use tickets. |
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Yes, it's really that bad... |
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Thanks again! |
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Best regards |
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Peter K |
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