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26 July 2010

Are all Internet Banks moving to use A Personal C&P Card Reader to add 'security' to on line banking. Any ideas of banks who will not use this?

Smile have sent me a Card Reader which you now have to use for any transactions through the web site. Frustratingly this means you have to have the unit with you when you want to process a transaction and if you wish to make 6 transactions you have to process the card 6 seperate times. I have resorted to using telephone banking as a less onerous method of doing my processing, and feel this is a bad technical solution to internet security.

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