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Internet Banking
View Poll Results: Do you use internet Banking?
Yes 40 95.24%
No and never will 2 4.76%
No but would like to 0 0%
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Old 01-12-2003, 11:31   #16
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Re: Internet Banking

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I use yorkshires banks ybonline, esp coming towards pay day so i can check when its in. Also usefull for paying bills.
I'm with yb and I keep meaning to apply for Internet Banking but you have to apply for telephone banking first, then you can apply for internet banking. I'm sure once that's done then life will be easier but it does seem like a rather pointless extra step to get started.
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Old 01-12-2003, 11:41   #17
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I've been using internet banking for ages now. At the moment I'm with lloyds Tsb. I haven't actually gone to my bank in person for a very long time. I can check all my accounts and pay bills very easily.
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Old 01-12-2003, 11:42   #18
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Re: Internet Banking

Used Barclays "PC Banking" for a couple of years, ( you installed the software on your own PC ) then switched to Barclays online, when that was discontinued, also use Halifax online. No real problems. My cheque book lasts me years now.

Trouble is I am still broke,
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Re: Internet Banking

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Barklays for us as well.....the bunch of incompitent idiots that they are!
A truer statement was never posted. I was with them for very short while, I left after 3 months of them constantly messing up my transactions, and when I closed my current account, they tried to make out that because I'm a student with a not so huge income no other bank would give me an account. The bloke looked a little stupid when I got out my shiny new co-operative bank delta card

Even after that he tried to make out that I couldn't withdraw what money was in there that day and I would have to wait until they sent me a cheque, after five minutes of explaining that it was a current account and the money was mine they finally let me take the poxy £80 out of the account!
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Re: Internet Banking

We use Barclays, plus Egg for savings and credit card. The Barclays website is faultless IMO - well almost, it has only gone down once in the 18 months or so I've been using it.Egg, on the other hand, is flakey at best - slow to load, images frequently fail to load altogether (this can make navigtion perilous), statements are often unavailable online, and from time to time my browser warns me of security certificates signed by an unrecognised authority. I only stick with them because the interest is decent and none of their failings has (so far) caused me to lose any money.
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Me, I use Smile and good they are too. I was with NatWest for nigh on 20 years when I found "there is another way" and it was called bank with anyone BUT NatWest.

Smile have been brilliant since in first started a year ago. I've only had to call them a couple of times and the last time was last week. I had to transfer funds to my solicitor to pay my deposit on my shiny 'new' house within 24 hours. Called smile. sure we can do that for you send a secure message, put my name in the header of the message says the gal on the phone. Sent the message at 13:00. At 14:30 check my account to see the funds are now gone from my account and me phone rings, my lawyers, to say errr we just got the funds in our account we've never recieved money so fast (they bank with CrapWest) so RESULT and happiness all round with smile.

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Re: Internet Banking

With banks closed after 4.30 and closed on Saturdays what else is there to use?The only real snag is when you have a query which can't be dealt with online or on the phone.

I am a recent Nationwide customer and I'm impressed with their online banking and they are OPEN on a Saturday.Definitely thinking of changing my main account from Barclays.

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Re: Internet Banking

I'm in agreement with Neil - First Direct are the best.

I hate the Lloyds bank signon now - you have to remember a stupid userid, then a password, then the letters from another password
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Has anyone had any experiance with Natwest online banking? Im with them and was thinking about online banking, but I'm not sure, how secure is it?
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Old 15-11-2004, 01:35   #25
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Has anyone had any experiance with Natwest online banking?
The most irritating thing about Natwest's online service is that it won't let you use Netscape "for security reasons", so it forces you to use the browser with the most security flaws in it, ie IE!!
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