QUOTE(charymsylyn @ Aug 16 2009, 11:35 AM)
With MBB at least, you can only change the phone number the TAC is sent to at the ATM. TAC is needed for all money transfers and bill payments except to own accounts and favourite accounts.
The problem is that those @#$% do not need to change the mobile phone number registered with the bank. Somehow they have a way to divert the sms to their mobile phone/computer etc.FYI, when i said the system can be easily hacked earlier. I was talking about our mobile phone, which we use to get the PAC/TAC number. Which is why i think generally HSBC online banking is safer than most online banking system as they do not send the PAC/TAC to our mobile phone. Instead they have this security device that will generate a unique password each time we login.
And by the way, Maybank is not the only bank a TAC/PAC registered mobile phone number can only be changed at the ATM/branch. It is the same with many other banks such as Public Bank, CIMB Bank and Standard Chartered.
QUOTE(charymsylyn @ Aug 16 2009, 11:35 AM)
If the person already has your internet banking password, ATM card and PIN number, you are probably in more immediate danger with regards to your life than the money you have in the bank.
Huh ? How so ? Our home address can be easily obtained. I believe when someone take the risk and goes through so many problems to steals your online banking password or ATM pin number, they are just interested with the money inside your bank account. Simply too many people have been victimised by these @#$%.This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Aug 16 2009, 11:52 AM
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