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Is it secure or do I need a MFA to access a shovel to dig it up... :smileylaughing:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
I am about there MK. My Grandma did it for years. Put cash in Thermos's and drew up a map where they were buried. Seriously. We dug them all up when she passed away. My uncle had to buy a metal detector as we were not sure her map was current. HAHAHAQuote:
Originally Posted by misskit
^ & ^^ & ^^^. & ^^^^
I also feel your pain - I hate these processes, and often the AI they use is so dumb.
Recently got a new phone, and updating bank account apps, remembering passwords for emails, etc is painful, never mind dealing with O2 whose website is always crashing.
Yesterday, I tried to sigh into my Yahoo email, and was met with the message to check me email (yes, the same yahoo email account that I was trying to sign into) because they sent me a passcode that I needed to enter before I could sign into my email... How does that work then???
Same here MK. I have a permanent address in The US. My Dads place. Been using it for 15 years or so. My bank knew I lived and worked outside the US but I always said. "I am on assignment for our corporate office located here in California" which seemed to work.Quote:
Originally Posted by misskit
I fully expect to have to return as well to get this stock acct situation rectified as well as my IRA. I have kept the US accts because at some point I want my SS, IRA and stock distributions to go there. I do not want move it here.
Man I feel ya Shutree. It is such a pain in the ass. Again they want you to bank online to eliminate offices and staff but they have to make this easier and quit changing shit. When I call where my IRA is housed they see the number and I get the 3rd degree on the information required because it looks like a scam number to them. I am considering flying back and getting all my accts moved under my oldest daughters name and she can send me money when I might needed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shutree
6 months ago I had to transfer all my savings from my Wells Fargo account as I no longer live in the states. Simply sent it via Velle to my daughters account with the same bank. Going back this summer to get all my money out as I am sure they will soon not even allow Fixed Deposit Time accounts soon, so far they have not hassled me about those. Stupid of me to even keep them. The wife is a financial planner so give her the bucks and get a hell of a lot more interest than the paltry sum I am getting now.
heavy breathing to logon is a new one on me :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
I closed all my accounts in the UK just before robbing it and fleeing to Thailand.
When are you moving to Pattaya. There is surely a spot for you to teach and remain on the lowdown.Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
Soon as my past life catches up to me in BKK it's Chonburi all the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stumpy
I think he meant 'on the down-low'.
He can't even get the 'street talk' he heard on 'The Sweeney' right, the silly old queen.
^ Shots fired :)
Even for a boomer, this is a legitimate point. The same happened to me recently with my BMO Investorline account. They recently introduced a 4 digit pin. So now I have my passwords and this new 4 digit pin. I guess the theory is, the pin is easier and less hassle. So we went from 6 digit basic passwords to 8 digit passwords with upper and lower case , numbers and special characters. And now we are back to basic 4 digit passwords. But its called a pin. And it only works sometimes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stumpy
Well, at least 'pin number' finally bit the dust.
KBank went all facial recognition for a while but it wasn't available for us big noses. Haven't heard anything since.
Off shore accounts and Amex are the way to go.
Rubles ?
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Originally Posted by Joe 90
Ever had either?
Yes both twat!
A serious moan today...
This British Summer is getting beyond ridiculous!
This is a road /river I got stuck in today I'm still thawing out and recuperating.
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Bag of shite!
You had a socalled Men Dip !Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
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Originally Posted by Joe 90
Normal people know not to drive through swollen rivers or flooded roads.
that he's not driving a car through there Mr backpassage bandidoQuote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
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Originally Posted by helge
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Originally Posted by malmomike77
Go on the lads:smileylaughing:
A bicycle would be even more stupid. No body is that…
TBF from that picture, it does look fairly benign!Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
Is benign another word for avoidable?
Pissing rain eh. Silverston F1 race had rain 2 weeks ago. Now the Silverstone Moto GP race has rain this weekQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
It's a fucking puddleQuote:
Originally Posted by Switch