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You don't need $2000 to tell you....

Honestly, just look at your bank, look at their website, look at their history. Do they have a history of data loss? What do they have in place that DO ensure that your information is secure? What features do they provide on their website that provide evidence that they're truly concerned for your financial well being? BofA for example, as the article states does have 2 factor authentication. They also provide a toolbar that spots phony phishing websites. And there have been multiple times in my personal life and my friends/family where BofA will identify suspicious activity and stop it before any money is lost from your account.

I honestly think other banks need to take a lesson from BofA and realize that it's their reputation on the line when they don't solve security problems such phishing or other forms of data loss.

Posted by: mroonie   Posted on: 09/28/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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