On line Banking

08-09-2003 8:15am #1

I notice AIB have added a feature to their on line banking whereby you can put whatever reference you like to appear on the statement of the person to whom you transfer money...

Literally anything can be put in the reference!

Someone I know got 5 cent transfered and now has " From your Lord and Master " on their statement:D

mm

Kappar · 08-09-2003 8:20am

You're a joker.:D :rolleyes:

I think everyone on boards should give me €1 each i don't care what you put as the ref as long as i get the money.

Cabaal · 08-09-2003 9:16am

Originally posted by Man
I notice AIB have added a feature to their on line banking whereby you can put whatever reference you like to appear on the statement of the person to whom you transfer money...

BOI have had this for some time, only problem is you gota phone them to setup the ref

GerardKeating · 08-09-2003 9:33am

Originally posted by Cabaal
BOI have had this for some time, only problem is you gota phone them to setup the ref

With AIB, you coulf always compose a reference over the phone, now you can do it on the website.

daveg · 08-09-2003 9:40am

Originally posted by Kappar
You're a joker.:D :rolleyes:

I think everyone on boards should give me €1 each i don't care what you put as the ref as long as i get the money.

Post your account details as well as your credit card number and I'll transfer over €1 ASAP.

08-09-2003 10:15am

Originally posted by Cabaal
BOI have had this for some time, only problem is you gota phone them to setup the ref

Yeah, but on their business online banking service you can on the web site, put in the reference of your choice...
But from your Lord and Master might cause problems with a revenue audit:D

Post your account details as well as your credit card number and I'll transfer over €1 ASAP.

Rofl:p

mm

Repli · 08-09-2003 10:16am

I use that AIB online banking too.. the only problem with the transfer is you can only transfer money to Irish accounts.. It's good for checking your balance and stuff like that though..

Cabaal · 08-09-2003 10:30am

Yeah its handy for check balances but also handy for paying off credit card and loans without bothering to q in a bank.

Saves alot of time for me.

Kappar · 08-09-2003 1:07pm

Originally posted by daveg
Post your account details as well as your credit card number and I'll transfer over €1 ASAP.

Send it to, Saddam Hussian c/o The Pentagon with the ref WMD

mr_angry · 08-09-2003 1:16pm

Online banking is the f*cking cheese. Saves me trooping into the bank time and time again.

The one thing I find strange is why AIB are so ken to promote this? My parents are charged for all the usual sh*t by their bank, including "Non-automated transactions" (i.e. going to the teller). If they charge for non-automated transactions, why are they so keen to keep people out of the bank?

Victor · 08-09-2003 1:51pm

Originally posted by mr_angry4
The one thing I find strange is why AIB are so ken to promote this? My parents are charged for all the usual sh*t by their bank, including "Non-automated transactions" (i.e. going to the teller). If they charge for non-automated transactions, why are they so keen to keep people out of the bank?

Because on-line banking only needs about 20% of the staff to run the same number of transactions or more.

Woden · 08-09-2003 3:04pm

I'm a big fan of the telephone banking, banking 365 etc. saves me a load of hassle and the people on the phone are typically dead nice, i'd say you could have 10p or 100,000 grand in the bank and they would treat you the same

On line Banking

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