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Internet banking.

TomTom · 2003-12-12 05:22:58

Hey my first post on B/E/F and i hope its in the right place. What are peoples experiences with internet banking? I use ulsterbank and am very disapointed with them as they seem to offer very limited services and only set you up to access from one computer unless you carry a copy of your key file around on floopy. My…

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TomTom

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Hey my first post on B/E/F and i hope its in the right place.

What are peoples experiences with internet banking? I use ulsterbank and am very disapointed with them as they seem to offer very limited services and only set you up to access from one computer unless you carry a copy of your key file around on floopy.
My friends that are travelling with me are using boi and aib and as far as i can see aib seem to offer the best service.

Sorry if this has been posted before.

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#2 12-12-2003 8:29am

GerardKeating

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Originally posted by TomTom
My friends that are travelling with me are using boi and aib and as far as i can see aib seem to offer the best service.

AIB is very good, can use used in from any machine, even a net café...

gerard

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#3 12-12-2003 8:45am

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Have used BOI before, alright
Now using AIB, better, no complaints

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#4 12-12-2003 9:01am

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I was with AIB, but moved over to UB. I really miss being able to see my credit card transactions. But with UB I can view loads and loads of transactions. Aib limited it to only a couple of pages.

As for portability of UB internet banking - simply email the xxxxxxxx.ser file found in your user.home directory to your 'hotmail' account. Then simply download it to the user.home which you are logging in as- be it in an internet cafe or at work

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#5 12-12-2003 9:04am

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Another discussion about this, might be useful.

adam

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#6 13-12-2003 6:17am

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Have a guy at home that is going to e-mail on the ser file. Tis a bit of a pain in the ass having to do that though. I thought the banks would use a similar system.

What is the need for this .ser file anyway?

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#7 15-12-2003 11:45am

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I guess it's some sort of properitery 2 way authentication mechanism based on some client side java code running. Gods knows why they went with this approach, if they wanted 2 way why not use 2 way https with client certs???. I rang up there tech support when I first joined about accessing it from work. We got talking about their security mechanism. Big pain in the head for tech support.

I guess they had an over zealous security officer. I mean all you have to do is look at the other banks and ultilities websites - nice and simple - uname/id and password/pin (or two)

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#8 15-12-2003 11:55am

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AIB online service is brilliant accessable from anywhere and easy to use

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#9 15-12-2003 12:02pm

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I use AIB. Pay my vodafone and credit card bill through it. Very handy. Never have to got to the post office or bank to pay, just do it all on line. AIB now allows you to increase your CC limit on line also. Great service.

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#10 16-12-2003 11:50am

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PermenantTSB is very good, its called www.open24.ie

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#11 16-12-2003 2:40pm

TomTom

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is it possible to get your credit card account added to the ulster bank service. I can't get any response for ulster on this on. I need to see credit card transactions and stuff.

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#12 16-12-2003 2:46pm

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National Irish Bank's is pretty cool. You can set up new payees directly online (i.e. no need to call the helpdesk, as you have to do with some of the other operators). You can also set up recurring payments (i.e. standing orders), so say goodbye to all those oul standing order setup fees.

The only things I don't like are some problems with the 'messages' facility for communicating with the tech support and a restriction of last 10 transactions when downloading credit card statements to QIF or other file formats.

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#13 16-12-2003 6:44pm

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Originally posted by TomTom
is it possible to get your credit card account added to the ulster bank service. I can't get any response for ulster on this on. I need to see credit card transactions and stuff.

I've asked fort that on a number of occasions. Apparently its in development (and has been since I first asked over 2 years ago). Take it that the answer is No.

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#14 16-12-2003 8:57pm

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I think the Bank of Ireland are the only ones that can have ur current a/c and your credit card a/c online.

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#15 16-12-2003 10:39pm

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Originally posted by FinoBlad
I think the Bank of Ireland are the only ones that can have ur current a/c and your credit card a/c online.

Not true - National Irish Bank offer this facility also.

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#16 17-12-2003 9:33am

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Originally posted by FinoBlad
I think the Bank of Ireland are the only ones that can have ur current a/c and your credit card a/c online.

...and AIB

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#17 22-12-2003 11:38am

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Stay away from business banking online with Bank of ireland. Its a major ****ing pain in the arse. Just spent 45mins trying to get 2 payments through.

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