Tell me about your experience as a customer, it is a secure bank? do you recommend it? why?
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Been using ING for over 5 years now. Couldn't be more satisfied. The web site security is better than any other bank or credit card company that I've dealt with. Customer service is excellent. Was impressed enough to invest in their stock which is in the upper end of the financial sector.
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I think they are legit, but there main customers, are people with no, or bad credit. You will probably end up paying a hefty interest rate. Probably 20% or over..
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Technically - Internet banking is very safe, encryption is used between your PC and the Bank that is very very difficult to decode / decypher. The insecure side is *you*! Don't ever leave your user name / password or anything like that written down for others to see. and make sure no-one is looking over you shoulder. \n\nAnother issue is the security of your own PC - some software can be installed that allows other people to see what you're typing. be sure to use a proper virus scanner and regualy check your system for spyware.\n\nHope that helps.
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i use it and it is pretty safe. i haven't had any problems. you give them either your bank account information or you can be wise and use a credit card and they secure that info for you. when you click "buy now" from a seller on ebay, it will ask for your ebay user id log in and once you're logged in, it will show that seller's address and the amount of money you owe them. you send your payment to the seller and they will confirm your transaction when they receive your payment. once they receive it, you should get an email notice telling you. that's it! all you have to do is sign up for pay pal and log in to use it and always remember to log out. i've never received a spoof email but if you do, just delete it. it's that simple.
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Yes.\n\nI have a link to it on my website - bankrate.com.\n\nIt is okay - but not always very thorough - depending on where you live. Click on the compare rates tab (on top) and then answer the questions - state, city - and you will have a comparison.\n\nUse it as a guide - think about how you will use your account and bank, and let that help you choose.\n\nFor instance: Need a bank with atms near where I work and play, need a bank that is open when I can get there, need a bank that doesn't charge me for checking, need a bank that is easy to get in and out of, need a bank with helpful staff, etc...you know what you need\n\nGood luck
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yes i have and it is a scame. they want your banking info so they can wipe out your account.
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I have not seen any Bank giving credit/debit card on line. It may be a futile exercise. also I do not sugest u reveal your persoal information to any one here. experiences are not good. experience is the best judge.
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Never heard of them. If they are saying anythign along the lines of "send us an admin fee" or "send us your account details so we can process it" then it is most likely a scam!\nThey are very common where you get emails or notifications saying that you have some money owed.\n\nIf on the other hand you have a physical paper cheque in your hands then go ahead and pay it in!\n\nAll banks are regulated by the Financial Services Authority so they will be able to tell you if it is a legal UK registered bank
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If you cannot get a straight answer when they are trying to get your money, then you won't get a straight answer when you try to get your money. I have never heard of this company; however, I would recommend that you stay away from them.
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If you're in Britain, the Co-operative Bank is good.\n\nIt's the only one with a complete ethical investment policy, and I've always found them helpful and less impersonal than the Halifax, my previous bank.
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Hey \n\n can you send the details of the bank,i am a Consultant i might help you\n mail me at sivamangesh(at)yahoo(dot)com
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A financial transaction on the internet can be routed through any number of systems throughout the world before its destination.  At any of these points, a sniffer can be checking the data for number sequences common to credit cards and expiry dates. If these numbers are extracted they could potentially be used by someone other than yourself.   It is therefore necessary to make sure that your data is protected during it's journey.\n\nTo protect your data a secure server is used.  The secure server works in conjunction with your browser.  When your send your order, the browser scrambles the data.  The data  passes through the internet and is unscrambled by the secure server. During the data's journey it will not be recognizable by any third party and as such is secure.  \n\nA secure server uses a special protocol called https instead of the more familiar http. When in use the URL will be preceded by https:.  To support a secure socket layer (SSL), the sever must have a "certificate" signed by a company called Verisign.  The servers used by Flexisoft have this certificate. \n\nThis method of security is not just used for shopping carts but also used by financial institutions who now allow you to "Bank-on-line"\n\nBrowsers\n\nYour browser must support SSL.  Either Microsoft® Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher OR Netscape Navigator® 4.0 or higher, support secure transactions.  To download the latest version of the either of these browsers select the icons below.
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checks bounce....\nIt is important to keep your credit clean
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Yes, I have purchased many items, over the internet..I pay with a credit card number..If you are going to do that, make sure that it is a secure website..To verify that it is secure, after the http, at the beginning of the web address, make sure that there is an "s" after http..It will look like this https, which means it is a secure website..Also at the bottom of the page, will be a picture of a paddlock, that means the page is secure, and you can put your credit card number in..I have purchased many items over the web, and I never had any problems..
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Hi,\n\nYes, I signed up with them too and followed thru with their instructions. On Wed 5/17 I opened up a NEW Chase acct with online access and on Thurs 5/18 added their Wells Fargo acct to be linked with mine. \n\nOn Friday, I got further instructions to activate this acct with the 2 deposits mentioned and to initiate a 10k transfer from their acct to my acct. I did this in the morning because this was supposed to be a SAME day transaction. I got the confirmation #'s and printed out all paperwork for my records. Friday evening, I decided to check the status of the transaction only to find out that my Chase online access was DEACTIVATED and was instructed to all Chase's regulation dept to speak with them.\n\nI have yet to speak with the Chase team to find out what needs to be done. I heard from another gal that said the same had happened to her but I haven't heard further word.\nI also emailed Dollartime on Friday evening, but so far have not heard anything. Tried calling too but all I get is a busy signal.\n\nI have filed an online complaint with www.fraud.org and they will forward the info submitted to the local authorities. These thugs need to be caught and proscecuted!\n\nAlso found out that Universal Escrow's identity WAS stolen and aka Dollartime was using their impressive list of business trade references to lure innocent folks (like us) into cashing BAD checks for them.
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Virtual Credit Card\n\n\n\nThis Card is specifically designed for use in remote shopping environments like the internet, mail order and telephone order transactions.\n\n\n\n\n\nSecurity \n\nFor your protection, this card has a low limit, does not have a magnetic strip or a signature panel and cannot be used at retail outlets or for cash advances
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I haven't had 1st hand experience with a personal account at HSBC but many of the physician at a medical group client swear by it. \n\nIn general I live by the "if its not broken don't fix it rule". If you found a bank that gives you good service and a decent return stick with it. Unless you're parking a large amount of money an extra .25% someone else may offer isn't worth the potential headaches. Then again if you're parking a large amount of money there are better places to park it than a savings account.