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  • Unwitting Catalyst
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    Barclays bank - good in parts....

    I moved from Abbey, having had two large unuathorised withdrawals within 6 months. Both of these had a very similar MO, the "users" rang the call centre, provided all my security details, created payments to recently opened third-party personal bank Abbey accounts for people with Eastern European names.
    It was very interesting to see current and deposit accounts with a combined value of around 10,000 being set up to be cleared, all within a single day.

    So I moved to Barclays, mainly for the extra security. So far OK, but on the website I can only display transactions back as far as the middle of November (which is pretty laughable). The PIN-Sentry device is OK, but you have to enter the PinSentry details at the beginning. With Nationwide, you log in using your passwords, and you can look at account details, but you have to use the PIN device to make payments or create a new payment.

    The charges are satifactory and the deposit interest more than offsets those charges.

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  • MikeC1408
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    I moved from Barclays to HSBC and their online banking is far superior.

    No silly calculator that doesn't even add up

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  • d000hg
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    Originally posted by blacjac View Post
    In fairness to HSBC they did provide me with instructions on installing the certificate to other computers...

    However they replaces the certificate system about 2 years ago in favour of a securty device.
    Really? I assumed it would be the same as their personal online banking.

    With Abbey, everything is just plain text with no funny tricks... to me that's a great thing.

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  • blacjac
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    Originally posted by wurzel View Post
    I don't mind those as it happens. I had a business account with HSBC for a while but I moved because to use their online banking they insisted on using certificates - i.e. I couldn't log on on any other machine other than my own and often the certificate would get corrupted by new software installations. used to drive me nuts.
    In fairness to HSBC they did provide me with instructions on installing the certificate to other computers...

    However they replaces the certificate system about 2 years ago in favour of a securty device.

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  • wurzel
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    Originally posted by VectraMan View Post
    Yep. No problems here.

    Online banking is good, though they do make you use one of those silly reader thingies.
    I don't mind those as it happens. I had a business account with HSBC for a while but I moved because to use their online banking they insisted on using certificates - i.e. I couldn't log on on any other machine other than my own and often the certificate would get corrupted by new software installations. used to drive me nuts.

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  • max
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    Originally posted by Goldenboy View Post
    I have mine with them, but mainly due to my daughter working for them.

    No probs at all
    Do they charge a monthly fee?

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  • Goldenboy
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    I have mine with them, but mainly due to my daughter working for them.

    No probs at all

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  • VectraMan
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    Yep. No problems here.

    Online banking is good, though they do make you use one of those silly reader thingies.

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  • spoons
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    I am, mainly because my personal account is with them. Which means money transfers immediately.

    You get the first year without any charges, not that they are that much anyway IMHO.

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  • ChimpMaster
    started a topic Barclays Business account?

    Barclays Business account?

    Is anyone here banking with Barclays for their Ltd? Are there any serious cons to the business account?
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