12-01-2014, 05:44 PM
First call today, I answer, she says, "Are you avoiding me yet?"
"Not yet. It's only noon.
"
She wanted to look at the Chase site even though she still hadn't seen the test deposits into her account, making the visit to Chase pointless. Entered the login credentials wrong ... from her iPhone, which isn't even authorized yet to login there.
The funny part was when we set everything up on her Mac and at the last screen Chase says, "Oh, we don't recognize this computer, can we send you a verification text?" So they send her a verification text to her phone which of course isn't authorized to even visit the site yet.
Even weirder is after everything was setup, all bank paranoia fulfilled, Chase allows the user ID and password to be remembered. Just call up the page again, hit the Return key and get in--the login fields are remembered, no password manager necessary.
"Not yet. It's only noon.
"She wanted to look at the Chase site even though she still hadn't seen the test deposits into her account, making the visit to Chase pointless. Entered the login credentials wrong ... from her iPhone, which isn't even authorized yet to login there.
The funny part was when we set everything up on her Mac and at the last screen Chase says, "Oh, we don't recognize this computer, can we send you a verification text?" So they send her a verification text to her phone which of course isn't authorized to even visit the site yet.
Even weirder is after everything was setup, all bank paranoia fulfilled, Chase allows the user ID and password to be remembered. Just call up the page again, hit the Return key and get in--the login fields are remembered, no password manager necessary.