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| oh, they never ask for my pin for my atm card, and it is completely different from the pin that I access my account with. I think my bank is very trust worthy, I understand your concern though, I am very careful with my banking information. |
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goodnatured
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| Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 12:56 am Post subject: |
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| I am too but earlier in this post they were talking about it being people inside the bank itself selling off personal information. How does a person protect theirselves from these dispicable people? One thing I always do every two weeks on payday is go through my checking online. Make sure everyhting that should have been credited did, subtracted came out and making sure the balance is correct. |
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fireyone
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| Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 2:42 am Post subject: |
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I would think if this would happen to you that the bank would have to make it right, that is what FDIC means right?
I have seen some of the girls they hire as tellers from our office, not real sure what they are thinking, but the truth is that they pay so little and only work them part time so I could see where they may be tempted to dip, but if they get busted it would mean their jobs and criminal charges. |
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