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Halifax account security question

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  • Dobbibill wrote: »
    It's worth providing them with your mobile number as they can ring a mobile or landline to authenticate internet banking payees and will text a confirmation if a new payee is set up etc.

    It costs nothing to receive an incoming call or text so you will still keep your £3.63 ;)

    Good idea Dobbibill, thank you,
    I will look into this, who knows I may be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century!
    I am, therefore I think.

  • DCFC79
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    If anything like a card was needed they would have told you when you applied and mentioned 1 would be posted.

    Its 1 of the reasons why I like them, theres no card reader needed to login unlike Barclays which I find not the easiest.
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