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

that only happen in an ideal environment...

I think HSBC will have a way to address such issue. Just wait and see.

i just wish that they won't incorporate somemore unpractical security measurement, things like a phone call is needed for every transaction

Please don't!

I using maybank.I personally feel is safe.

It's kind of safe as the TAC is sent to your mobile phone registered or via ATM.

i prefer via atm then hp.Feel safe.DOn't on cookie.And deleted all temp,history and everything that related to the internet.Safety first

That's a good practice in dealing with Internet-related security-concerned transactions.

Must try to prevent before it happen.If account really get hack,all the money will gone.I will lost everything Do u know how to lock mozilla??

care to elaborate? u mean locking its cache, cookies, histories? or locking it so that no other user on your pc can access it?

maybank2u !! althought not that as standard as OCBC those .. but ...everyway also got maybank ~ hahaha easy

As standard as OCBC? What you meant by that?

dont u feel OCBO more high class ?? lol ... my own opinion ..

have u used ocbc online banking before?

I'm prefer Maybank2u. Somemore, majority of the forumer use it. Easy to trade.

repeating my Qs, but for maybank2u:
questions:
1. is there any extra fees?
2. how to apply?
3. what functions is available in the internet banking?
- can we set bpay? (direct debit to pay bills or manual pay to bills company)
- can we 'pay anyone'? (means to any account)
- can we transfer funds to and from fixed deposit?

High class in terms of what? Give us more ideas ...

1. The Internet banking is FREE. Certain transactions you make with the service is chargeable such as Inter-bank Fund Transfer.

2. You must apply Internet Banking via ATM machine by getting the first time login PIN.

3. For bill payments, you setup a profile and initiate the payment. I think it's directly linked to the payee's account.

For fund transfer, you can perform a fund transfer to any Maybank account holders for free. As for other banks, you'll be charged for RM2.

Not so sure regarding fixed deposit placement using Internet Banking.

Other services include mobile reloads, TT and etc.

This post has been edited by David83: Aug 19 2006, 07:33 PM

hey david, thanks for the reply! oh can even mobile reloads? as in top up for prepaid?

Yeap ... you can also reload your TM net prepaid. Not so sure about Jaring.