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What do you reckon credit card wise in terms of what you can do on them ?
Some of them are a !!!!!! to access with christ knows how many codes/numbers and i feel like i have passwords coming out of my earholes.
I know its all about security but some of them are ridiculous.
Some of them are a !!!!!! to access with christ knows how many codes/numbers and i feel like i have passwords coming out of my earholes.
I know its all about security but some of them are ridiculous.
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Virgin provides the best online services I've encountered.
Easy to access too. A username and password are all that's required
People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0 -
Egg is pretty good too.
If you are struggling with passwords you might want to try an 'account aggregator' eg egg money manager.
This stores all your passwords and logins securely on your computer and logs in to everything via one portal.
Depends how worried you are about security and still a pain if if goes wrong. You could keep all your passwords/keywords etc in a locked safe or a password protected file on your computer just in case though. Roll on biometric logins!
R.Smile
, it makes people wonder what you have been up to.0 -
You could keep all your passwords/keywords etc in a locked safe
You are not allowed to write them down.
Sorry, I know it makes logical sense, but that suggestion is not allowed.
If you want different passwords for every site then you could use some letters from the site name
e.g. Egg password - eg<mypassword>
MSE password - ms<mypassword>
Motley fool - mf<mypassword>0
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