My nearest branch isn't that far away - although not that convenient to get to. But the queues to talk to a human longer than I can be bothered with.
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PINsentry.
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5 years ago
My local branch has got a machine that lets you pay in cheques. So you don't have to queue for that.
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5 years ago
But who do you send it to?
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5 years ago
I thought your mobile phone banking app could do the job of the PINsentry device? Possible to load that on a laptop? I dunno, since I've never found the need to use a phone for banking.
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5 years ago
I can log on just by using either my online banking number and pass number plus my own password, or the details on my debit card plus my own password. Never needed the PINsentry for that.
It's setting up a new payee that needs the PINsentry here. Once you've done it, it remembers it for later.
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My account is in an Edinburgh branch, as that's where I originally opened it (and they wouldn't let me transfer it to the one they've just shut). I visited that Edinburgh branch in the West End of Princes Street and the wait was interminable. There are many more machines in the place than staff.
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5 years ago
In your case: Santa, North Pole
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5 years ago
And for that, the staff are eternally grateful.
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5 years ago
as are reusable stamps ;-)
(apparently)
tim
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5 years ago
The problem with the PC versions is that the bank need convincing that it is as secure.
They will have no control over how the PC makes sure that your card really is inserted into the PC, there would be lots of opportunity for people to provide hardware spoofs of that happening
tim
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5 years ago
Actually they disappear if you haven't used it for a whole year, which is a problem because I pay my accountant annually but there might be a gap of more than 12 months between payments, depending on how tardy I am getting details to him.
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3 years ago
Standard DWDave "get some other mug to do my gogling"....
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3 years ago
I note your solution was posted early this a.m. Same day 15:30 DW claims he..
"Did eventually get told I can order a new one online."
I think that might be as close to a "DW says thanks" that anyone will ever see...
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3 years ago
Ah but you had to move ;-)
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3 years ago
Some better than others ;-)
Shurely there'll be a bus stop for the "old Rover" nearby? Who's really going to be inconvenienced for 10 or 15 minutes?...
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3 years ago
I've only been in a bank once in 15 years that I recollect & that was cos some twit slipped me an old tenner after they'd changed over.
Good old tinterweb :-)
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3 years ago
Banking app?
Envelope & stamp?
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3 years ago
Er.... so change bank to one that does?
Relevance? FFS all you need are envelopes, stamps & a postbox.... are they all 40 miles away too?
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3 years ago
Yup
Corner shop?
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3 years ago
Yup Lloyds too
Corner shop?