joejoe333 wrote: » Poncke wrote: » "TAB is your friend if you are on a computer with a real keyboard."I still need to click TAB, and why should I come up with workarounds for a billion dollar bank who cannot code a few simple steps on a website Your just making it sound worse than it really is, The Bank had to remove the old site because of EU laws switching and the end of March is the deadline
Poncke wrote: » "TAB is your friend if you are on a computer with a real keyboard."I still need to click TAB, and why should I come up with workarounds for a billion dollar bank who cannot code a few simple steps on a website
Bank of Ireland Reps wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Bank of Ireland Reps wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Bank of Ireland: Richard F wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Thanks for coming back re the above. Do you know is there a minimum or maximum time with regard to activating the PSK once it has been dispatched to the address the bank has on file? My concern is that in January, I had a registered letter posted from Ireland to an address in Germany and it took over four weeks to arrive due to the Covid 19 mail disruptions. Does anybody know when the original log in site will cease to operate? Is it possible to post this date on this site? Trying to make phone calls and still not getting a answer other than "the coming weeks" is costly and annoying. Thanks for getting back to us. We're just checking the timeframe for activating this PSK. We'll be back to you with an update as soon as possible. The original 365 site will cease from the 31st of March. We hope this helps. Thanks, Richard Thanks Richard, That certainly helps! The time frame will really help in making a decision whether to have it posted to the address in Ireland and then have it forwarded in registered mail or change the address on the web site then hope it might arrive in unsecured international mail. Hello again Richard, Still waiting for the information on the timeframe for initialising the device. Due to the Covid Pandemic I am stuck in Germany for the foreseeable future, I would really appreciate a timely answer to enable me to consider the options as detailed in the previous posts. Thanks Morg Hi There Morg, Thanks for getting in touch with us here. We replied to an original post on this apologies if this has been missed. We recommend that you activate your Physical Security key(PSK) as soon as possible after you receive it. This will ensure that you can continue to access online banking and make your account more secure. There is no defined period that you have to activate the PSK, however our legacy systems will be replaced in March and the PSK must be activated to access 365 online after that time. We hope this helps and that you remain safe and well during this time. Thanks Jen Thanks Jen, I will go down the route of having it sent to my Irish address and then it will be forwarded to me by insured post. I'll update on here how I get on. For now Ciao, Morg Please feel free to get back in touch if we can help with anything else. Thanks Jen
Morgan The Moon wrote: » Bank of Ireland Reps wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Bank of Ireland: Richard F wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Thanks for coming back re the above. Do you know is there a minimum or maximum time with regard to activating the PSK once it has been dispatched to the address the bank has on file? My concern is that in January, I had a registered letter posted from Ireland to an address in Germany and it took over four weeks to arrive due to the Covid 19 mail disruptions. Does anybody know when the original log in site will cease to operate? Is it possible to post this date on this site? Trying to make phone calls and still not getting a answer other than "the coming weeks" is costly and annoying. Thanks for getting back to us. We're just checking the timeframe for activating this PSK. We'll be back to you with an update as soon as possible. The original 365 site will cease from the 31st of March. We hope this helps. Thanks, Richard Thanks Richard, That certainly helps! The time frame will really help in making a decision whether to have it posted to the address in Ireland and then have it forwarded in registered mail or change the address on the web site then hope it might arrive in unsecured international mail. Hello again Richard, Still waiting for the information on the timeframe for initialising the device. Due to the Covid Pandemic I am stuck in Germany for the foreseeable future, I would really appreciate a timely answer to enable me to consider the options as detailed in the previous posts. Thanks Morg Hi There Morg, Thanks for getting in touch with us here. We replied to an original post on this apologies if this has been missed. We recommend that you activate your Physical Security key(PSK) as soon as possible after you receive it. This will ensure that you can continue to access online banking and make your account more secure. There is no defined period that you have to activate the PSK, however our legacy systems will be replaced in March and the PSK must be activated to access 365 online after that time. We hope this helps and that you remain safe and well during this time. Thanks Jen Thanks Jen, I will go down the route of having it sent to my Irish address and then it will be forwarded to me by insured post. I'll update on here how I get on. For now Ciao, Morg
Bank of Ireland Reps wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Bank of Ireland: Richard F wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Thanks for coming back re the above. Do you know is there a minimum or maximum time with regard to activating the PSK once it has been dispatched to the address the bank has on file? My concern is that in January, I had a registered letter posted from Ireland to an address in Germany and it took over four weeks to arrive due to the Covid 19 mail disruptions. Does anybody know when the original log in site will cease to operate? Is it possible to post this date on this site? Trying to make phone calls and still not getting a answer other than "the coming weeks" is costly and annoying. Thanks for getting back to us. We're just checking the timeframe for activating this PSK. We'll be back to you with an update as soon as possible. The original 365 site will cease from the 31st of March. We hope this helps. Thanks, Richard Thanks Richard, That certainly helps! The time frame will really help in making a decision whether to have it posted to the address in Ireland and then have it forwarded in registered mail or change the address on the web site then hope it might arrive in unsecured international mail. Hello again Richard, Still waiting for the information on the timeframe for initialising the device. Due to the Covid Pandemic I am stuck in Germany for the foreseeable future, I would really appreciate a timely answer to enable me to consider the options as detailed in the previous posts. Thanks Morg Hi There Morg, Thanks for getting in touch with us here. We replied to an original post on this apologies if this has been missed. We recommend that you activate your Physical Security key(PSK) as soon as possible after you receive it. This will ensure that you can continue to access online banking and make your account more secure. There is no defined period that you have to activate the PSK, however our legacy systems will be replaced in March and the PSK must be activated to access 365 online after that time. We hope this helps and that you remain safe and well during this time. Thanks Jen
Morgan The Moon wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Bank of Ireland: Richard F wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Thanks for coming back re the above. Do you know is there a minimum or maximum time with regard to activating the PSK once it has been dispatched to the address the bank has on file? My concern is that in January, I had a registered letter posted from Ireland to an address in Germany and it took over four weeks to arrive due to the Covid 19 mail disruptions. Does anybody know when the original log in site will cease to operate? Is it possible to post this date on this site? Trying to make phone calls and still not getting a answer other than "the coming weeks" is costly and annoying. Thanks for getting back to us. We're just checking the timeframe for activating this PSK. We'll be back to you with an update as soon as possible. The original 365 site will cease from the 31st of March. We hope this helps. Thanks, Richard Thanks Richard, That certainly helps! The time frame will really help in making a decision whether to have it posted to the address in Ireland and then have it forwarded in registered mail or change the address on the web site then hope it might arrive in unsecured international mail. Hello again Richard, Still waiting for the information on the timeframe for initialising the device. Due to the Covid Pandemic I am stuck in Germany for the foreseeable future, I would really appreciate a timely answer to enable me to consider the options as detailed in the previous posts. Thanks Morg
Morgan The Moon wrote: » Bank of Ireland: Richard F wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Thanks for coming back re the above. Do you know is there a minimum or maximum time with regard to activating the PSK once it has been dispatched to the address the bank has on file? My concern is that in January, I had a registered letter posted from Ireland to an address in Germany and it took over four weeks to arrive due to the Covid 19 mail disruptions. Does anybody know when the original log in site will cease to operate? Is it possible to post this date on this site? Trying to make phone calls and still not getting a answer other than "the coming weeks" is costly and annoying. Thanks for getting back to us. We're just checking the timeframe for activating this PSK. We'll be back to you with an update as soon as possible. The original 365 site will cease from the 31st of March. We hope this helps. Thanks, Richard Thanks Richard, That certainly helps! The time frame will really help in making a decision whether to have it posted to the address in Ireland and then have it forwarded in registered mail or change the address on the web site then hope it might arrive in unsecured international mail.
Bank of Ireland: Richard F wrote: » Morgan The Moon wrote: » Thanks for coming back re the above. Do you know is there a minimum or maximum time with regard to activating the PSK once it has been dispatched to the address the bank has on file? My concern is that in January, I had a registered letter posted from Ireland to an address in Germany and it took over four weeks to arrive due to the Covid 19 mail disruptions. Does anybody know when the original log in site will cease to operate? Is it possible to post this date on this site? Trying to make phone calls and still not getting a answer other than "the coming weeks" is costly and annoying. Thanks for getting back to us. We're just checking the timeframe for activating this PSK. We'll be back to you with an update as soon as possible. The original 365 site will cease from the 31st of March. We hope this helps. Thanks, Richard
Morgan The Moon wrote: » Thanks for coming back re the above. Do you know is there a minimum or maximum time with regard to activating the PSK once it has been dispatched to the address the bank has on file? My concern is that in January, I had a registered letter posted from Ireland to an address in Germany and it took over four weeks to arrive due to the Covid 19 mail disruptions. Does anybody know when the original log in site will cease to operate? Is it possible to post this date on this site? Trying to make phone calls and still not getting a answer other than "the coming weeks" is costly and annoying.
Morgan The Moon wrote: » Hello All, An update of how I got on. 15th Ordered the PSK by phone to my address on BOI file. 16th PSK arrived in normal post. 18th PSK forwarded to me by registered mail to an address in Germany. 31st PSK arrived. Set it up as described in the accompanying leaflets. All worked perfect. Logged on to BOI. no problems. Thanks everyone for your help. Any chance would you know how I can get vaccinated over here, then I can come home!!!! Stay safe, For now Cioa, Morg
The Ging and I wrote: » I am trying to pay off my credit card and Im faced with this nonsense. I cannot register a device, theres nothing that you can click on that opens. Apart from that BOI all ready have my phone details as I get texts already. So Im going to get charged interest because I can't access my accounts. Brutal service !
The Continental Op wrote: » The Ging and I wrote: » I am trying to pay off my credit card and Im faced with this nonsense. I cannot register a device, theres nothing that you can click on that opens. Apart from that BOI all ready have my phone details as I get texts already. So Im going to get charged interest because I can't access my accounts. Brutal service ! What version of the Android OS do you have? If you don't have Ver 6 or above you can't download the new app because is won't work. Phone them and get a PSK.
Bank of Ireland: Richard F wrote: » Hi Fionn, Thanks for reaching out to us today. We're sorry to hear you have not heard back about your PSK order. Can we ask was this requested when logging in, or by using the service desk > "Ask a Question" option? Thanks, Richard
Poncke wrote: » Login steps old vs. new websiteOld website: 1. Type User ID 2. Type mobile/birthday 3. Click continue 4. Type PIN 5. Click continue New website: 1. Click field 2. Type User ID 3. Click field 4. Type mobile/birthday 5. Click continue 6. Click field 7. Type PIN 8. Click continue 9. Choose 2nd device 10. Click continue 11. Unlock 2nd device 12. Wait for app 13. Swipe app Terrible, you can at least remove 4 steps from those 13 if there were some smart thinking at BOI. You can remove step 1, 3 and 6 by pre-placing the cursor. And you can remove step 9 by adding an the option to save the preferred choice for the 2nd device.
Tow wrote: » 'Added online security' is a real bodge, even in its name. It is as if they did not want customers to know it a button to 'Manually poll for Notifications'.
Fionn wrote: » Bank of Ireland: Richard F wrote: » Hi Fionn, Thanks for reaching out to us today. We're sorry to hear you have not heard back about your PSK order. Can we ask was this requested when logging in, or by using the service desk > "Ask a Question" option? Thanks, Richard Hiya, I used the 'Ask a Question' on the old site before it went offline, I tried to log in to the new site but got as far as ring 0818 200 362 but unfortunately I didn't get to talk to anyone. Thanks.
RacoonQueen wrote: » So I've lost access to my online banking now I see. I knew I should have f*cking changed banks when they brought in charges. edit: can still log into my old permanent tsb account though, they do this magic thing of sending this security code via SMS rather than trying to force people to use a poorly designed app (new one locked me out twice gave up on it about a week after it was launched, never had a problem with the old app) Read here a few months ago that they'd send out a PSK device by default to people who weren't using the app now it seems that it is just to people who have never used the app, even if you haven't used it in months or years but have continued to use online banking. This is an absolute pain in the hole. Nothing new from BoI. :rolleyes:
GL scrappy wrote: » I tried to use the psk today, I validated it, then went to log in using it. When logging in it asked me to enter the 4 digit pin i had created at verification, there had been no step at verification to create a pin. Has anybody tested your new system to check if it works before it was forced upon your customers?
Bank of Ireland: Richard F wrote: » GL scrappy wrote: » I tried to use the psk today, I validated it, then went to log in using it. When logging in it asked me to enter the 4 digit pin i had created at verification, there had been no step at verification to create a pin. Has anybody tested your new system to check if it works before it was forced upon your customers? Hi GL scrappy, Thanks for checking this with us. Can we ask was there a 4 digit number given on the leaflet that came with the PSK? Thanks, Richard
greasepalm wrote: » Last night was a chore on desktop to login and Awaiting the Swipe message and message on phone reading multiple attempts to gain entry into your account, yes GUESS what i could not enter and finally i did. Thinking i might have to stop and finish up with BOI bad service and still getting logged out with not enough time awaiting the SWIPE message.
The Continental Op wrote: » Up Donegal wrote: » Bank of Ireland Reps wrote: » Hi All, Thanks for joining the thread. Thanks so much for the feedback on the new site. Just a reminder that the phone is needed for PSD2 requirements. We will be passing on your experiences to our Online Development Team. Many thanks Alison What if someone doesn't want to use a phone or tablet? Provided you have never used the phone app you can get a Personal Security Key https://www.bankofireland.com/physical-security-key/ ;
Up Donegal wrote: » Bank of Ireland Reps wrote: » Hi All, Thanks for joining the thread. Thanks so much for the feedback on the new site. Just a reminder that the phone is needed for PSD2 requirements. We will be passing on your experiences to our Online Development Team. Many thanks Alison What if someone doesn't want to use a phone or tablet?
Bank of Ireland Reps wrote: » Hi All, Thanks for joining the thread. Thanks so much for the feedback on the new site. Just a reminder that the phone is needed for PSD2 requirements. We will be passing on your experiences to our Online Development Team. Many thanks Alison