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Punjab National Bank data breach
thrifty_pete
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I appreciate they aren't a high street name, but does anyone have any information on the data breach? Google just turns up the various alleged frauds.
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Just received 2 letters about this breach (first I've heard of it as ex savers with pnb) with the ultimate irony the names on the letters are totally different and never lived here. One can conclude hackers done a great job
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This outfit would give The Post Office a close race for complete incompetence.
Would never touch either again2 -
Returned home to a letter as above.veryintrigued said:This outfit would give The Post Office a close race for complete incompetence.
Would never touch either again
My address.
Someone else's name.
What a shambles.0 -

Utter shambles0 -
Thats that's exactly the same letter I've received but nothing online about it except this discussion and a history of other data breaches0
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God knows - anything possible with this bunch of halfwits.mr_accountant said:Thats that's exactly the same letter I've received but nothing online about it except this discussion and a history of other data breaches
I can guarantee you someone in some random address now has your full name though.1 -
Agreed, what interaction I had with their staff they appeared to be poorly trained with poor knowledge of the British banking system, though their rates were good, the 5-years step Bond was paying around 6% in final year, and because the halfway through the bond the system could not account for the change of interest payment from net to gross interest, the system processed all 5 years as gross interest, as a result the extra compounding added upto £150 of extra interest each, but it shows what an amateur setup it was and obviously still is.veryintrigued said:This outfit would give The Post Office a close race for complete incompetence.
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I had all sorts of issues with them.
Took them to the Ombudsman who basically was laughing at their ineptitude.
Couldn't believe they'd got their license.
Poor English, poor procedures and lack of governance.
Their phone calls used to have zero (and I mean zero) ID confirmation before they'd willingly try to explain your account details.
Set of cowboys.1 -
Blimey! I'm glad I don't have an account with them!
Save £12k in 2019 #154 - £14,826.60/£12kSave £12k in 2020 #128 - £4,155.62/£10k1 -
And Indians?veryintrigued said:
Set of cowboys.3
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