Are they allowed to do this?

ShelfStacker_3

Can I also just point out that my current combination of terminal singleness, a job in a bank and the suggestion provided by this thread will probably be my downfall now? Thanks a lot...

~Beanie~

Wow, I'm going to open an account with every Bank in town tomorrow, see if I can bag me a toy boy

Pink_fluff

ShelfStacker wrote: »

Good on the man. The Data Protection Act wasn't set up to prevent people from getting laid.

That is hilarious!!! :rotfl: :T

Extant

ShelfStacker wrote: »

Can I also just point out that my current combination of terminal singleness, a job in a bank and the suggestion provided by this thread will probably be my downfall now? Thanks a lot...

Ask to borrow a colleague's computer. No audit trail to you on those nice young ladies, then!

ShelfStacker_3

Wouldn't work too well on a counter...

(Also, please don't take that seriously, I'm not that desperate yet... )

starM

WhySoHard wrote: »

I met an admittedly very sex man at the bank when I opened my account. We flirted quite a bit but I thought nothing of it. Today he has phoned me, he got my number from the bank computer screen. He wants to take me out on a date.:eek: :eek: :A

I think it's a computer misuse by accessing someone elses details for personal use. If you complaint, the bank clerk may be under desciplanary action.

StarM

~Beanie~

starM wrote: »

I think it's a computer misuse by accessing someone elses details for personal use. If you complaint, the bank clerk may be under desciplanary action.

StarM

It isn't like the OP is complaining, is it. Anyway, he could have made a note of her number whilst in the process of opening the account and therefore might not have actually accessed her details for personal use at a later date.

Btw, I didn't mean to thank you, I pressed the wrong button.

Biggles

~Beanie~ wrote: »

It isn't like the OP is complaining, is it.

To be honest, I'm not quite sure. If she's not, why the hell is she bothering us with it?

Anyway, he could have made a note of her number whilst in the process of opening the account and therefore might not have actually accessed her details for personal use at a later date.

That would still have been [ab]using the company's data. Instant dismissal offence, I would have thought.

Kavanne

I know someone who got fired for this but ONLY because the customer complained about it. But if you're game, I would go for it!!

Think about this, he's risking his job for you

You might just have to pretend this first date was the time you met for the purposes of his manager + colleagues

londonuk2008

Made my day this , off too my local bank to [STRIKE]chat[/STRIKE] speak to the cashiers ..:mad:. Hopfully my better half don't notice!!!LOL.