ICICI Bank

[Deleted User]

I opened an ICICI HiSAVE account last year but have never logged in since. Got my password slip out and went to their website to try and log in. I have no idea what my 'User ID' is meant to be. I can't find it anywhere written down either on paper or in emails from ICICI. Was the 'User ID' a word/number we chose while signing up or was it the email address used to sign up or was it a random one sent by ICICI? I tried using my email address and possible user names that I might of used but they all fail. This is the only thing I hate about Internet banking and that is the trouble just trying to login to them.

Guys_Dad

You get it from them, I am afraid. Suggest you get in touch pdq. Then you will need a password as well!! Prepare for a good few days wait.

Must say you are very trusting (or rich!!) to use an Internet bank and then not worry about your login. for a year!

Optimist

Deleted_User wrote: »

I opened an ICICI HiSAVE account last year but have never logged in since. Got my password slip out and went to their website to try and log in. I have no idea what my 'User ID' is meant to be. I can't find it anywhere written down either on paper or in emails from ICICI. Was the 'User ID' a word/number we chose while signing up or was it the email address used to sign up or was it a random one sent by ICICI? I tried using my email address and possible user names that I might of used but they all fail. This is the only thing I hate about Internet banking and that is the trouble just trying to login to them.

Its called Log in ID on the opening email they sent you

rexel

icici gave you a account no when you opened account nine figures

independent_2

rexel wrote: »

icici gave you a account no when you opened account nine figures

Mine's 10 digits

Crapula_2

Guys_Dad wrote: »

Re the discussion on the slow responses:-

My last post referred to their disclaimer on the web site this morning

"Dear Customer, Some of you may have experienced difficulties accessing our website on Friday evening (10th October, 2008). We have identified the cause to be related to certain internet service providers.........................."

It always bothers me - and I run a medium sized I T department - when my ears get assailed with bulls**t. If certain Internet service providers had problems, then those using the said ISPs would suffer when trying to connect to all web sites, I would have thought. Just why particular ISPs would pick on ICICI defeats me. When excuses that don't ring 100% appear, I begin to get a bit worried.

In my limited understanding of these things it seems like it could be a routing problem. You might be able to correct me on that.

NewWorldOrderBeware

ICICI share price continues to soar.

Oh dear Zammo your short selling of ICICI shares has truly backfired. Hope you got out early.

brenda50

Money is now in my linked account.

bazster

I'm getting a sense of deja vu here. On the one hand, the worried self-serving want their money in "Britain" (by which they mean a large British-based institution which, should it go south, will be bailed out by the Government as were NR and B+B). On the other hand, the complacent (and equally self-serving) want everyone to leave their money where it is.

Seem familiar to anyone? Last time it turned out the the "worried" were smarter than the "complacent". What will be the result this time?

Personally I've been taking big lumps out of my ICICI balance for months because their poxy website really gets my goat. I've just cleared out the remainder because I'm having an extension built and I can't take the chance on having the dough tied up for months waiting for compensation.

purplevamp

Money in my linked account today :T , just as well as the ICICI website isn't loading properly (again) today.