Impressive security with Clarity

Katiehound

Chino wrote: »

In what way "well done" for rejecting a genuine transaction and wasting at least ten minutes of your time?

More like "incompetent risk management Clarity"

Well I'd rather waste 10 minutes than waste the dosh on a fraudulent transaction- that's probably their view too- as I would be claiming from Clarity if it was not authorised by me.

Tragen

For me that would be a bit of a problem, especially when outside of the EU as I wouldnt be able to receive the call!

born_again

Tragen wrote: »

For me that would be a bit of a problem, especially when outside of the EU as I wouldnt be able to receive the call!

Time you got a phone than...
All banks/card providers have security systems that can kick in at any given time if they believe a transaction is fraudulent...

Still you would soon be calling when you realise your card is not working :rotfl:

Gerry1

born_again wrote: »

Time you got a phone than...

I think the problem is about the massive roaming charges incurred by answering incoming calls when one is outside the EU.

born_again

Gerry1 wrote: »

I think the problem is about the massive roaming charges incurred by answering incoming calls when one is outside the EU.

Better hope they don't have a security check then... :eek:

Funny but i speak to people all over the world who use mobiles and only once or twice do they say this is costing me money.. :rotfl:

Gerry1

born_again wrote: »

Funny but i speak to people all over the world who use mobiles and only once or twice do they say this is costing me money.. :rotfl:

If they're in their own country they probably won't be charged, except in North America where calling a mobile costs the same as a landline but incoming calls to mobiles are chargeable.