lose you name and bank account atm in the website

I been using maybank quite a while now. Its the best among all the banks in Malaysia, still need some improvement on the fund transfer section, at times its very confusing.

haha, mb its best we do our online banking after working hours on our own pcs with our backs against the wall

y don't they jumble up the keys & position? its not like customers need to 'type' in qwerty format or anything? send ur post to citibank CS and wait for the reaction.

i'm quessing its case-insensitive!?
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But then again, if someone attempts 3 consecutive login failures, wouldn't they automatically lock the account?

I've never entered wrong password/PIN numbers for any online banking system before, and hence, I can't give any testimonials.

Any volunteers here wishing to verify this?

i've been using pbe aka public bank online just fine
then company switched to hsbc

got one security device wan
a neat security feature

but dunno nice o not
not very used to the system

i've locked out on mb2u, BCB, HLB, RHB bank - all for testing purposes. boy, some of them customer service ppl was a liitle pissed when i said i wanted to go on a vacation, so i locked my account for 10 days. LoL

just the usual, name, new ICNo, old ICNo, acc#, mother's maiden name, primary school, secret answer...etc. takes about 10~30 mins to get up & going again.

Anyone here tried Alliance Bank Interbank transfer before?

I was told by the bank that the require time for the recepient to receive the money is depend on the crediting bank. I asked if I transfer before the daily cut off time, will the beneficiary receive the money on the same day.

She answered me it depends on the crediting bank whether they have a lot of batches to be processed or not.. But she said the latest is 3 days...

Damn, where got such answer?

Even Maybank, Ambank etc write on their web that the benificiary will receive the money either on the same day or the next working day if the transfer is performed before the cut of time/ or after.

Sucx!

best security still is maybank?

nope
a group of scientist or student in a uni in england/UK managed to crack into HSBC with just 8 tries...
i read that article somewhere....

let me look for it...

citibank its the best so far for me...

ya, i saw that too and HSBC oso admitted the loophole, the security device aka dongle aka code generator or whatsoever is just a plain useless toy eh