Keeping £165,000 in Revolut is crazy, no?![]()
Revolut customers say e-money firm failed them after being scammed
Revolut was named in more complaints about fraud last year than any of the UK’s biggest banks or e-money services.www.bbc.com
Keeping £165,000 in Revolut is crazy, no?
I don't think it was his card, I think they were transfers. Still, he gave them all the access they needed.#i wont be watching it if that's the nonsense they are going to have on it. You can freeze your card on the app. Apparently Jack spent 23 minute getting thru to someone to freeze it. All this after taking a scam call.
I don't think you're understanding what happened to him, three payees being set up is mentioned, so it sounds like transfers. Freezing cards then is not relevant. 23 mins to get a hold of someone in chat is quite bad for a bank where the customer has had 165k stolen. Lax security too, with the fraudsters able to set up the app on their device.#i wont be watching it if that's the nonsense they are going to have on it. You can freeze your card on the app. Apparently Jack spent 23 minute getting thru to someone to freeze it. All this after taking a scam call.
Isn't there a 10k daily limit on transfers? There was on PTSB and EBS.But if I set up three new payees on AIB and tried to transfer 165k to them in the space of a few minutes, would I even be able to? I imagine they'd be blocked and I'd get a call from their fraud department asking what the hell was going on.
He received a scam call. No bank security can legislate against that.Lax security too, with the fraudsters able to set up the app on their device.
Good point. Daily limits, but if the user has access to your account he can change this I believe.But if I set up three new payees on AIB and tried to transfer 165k to them in the space of a few minutes, would I even be able to?
It's clearly not just a scam call. This is multi-pronged. And yes we can legislate against scam calls, this is something that the network providers should be engaged in.He received a scam call. No bank security can legislate against that.
And regulators...It's clearly not just a scam call. This is multi-pronged. And yes we can legislate against scam calls, this is something that the network providers should be engaged in.
I’m not a technical guy, but I refuse to believe there isn’t a technical solution to the vast majority of scam calls and emails.And regulators...
All it would take is an undertaking by all banks to never contact any customer by phone or text. Never ever under any circumstances. That would solve the problem in an instant.