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Thread ID: 105711	2009-12-11 03:48:00	ANZ Online transaction limit...	zcc (50)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
838777	2009-12-11 19:42:00	Mmmmm, except when you want to escape the country with several million., True, but I think that was a bank error rather than one initiated by a customer. Internal controls are a different kettle of fish altogether...	johcar (6283)
838778	2009-12-11 20:19:00	PART II... 1) Internet transfer for pay anyone working! 2) CC pay online... FAIL, but my fault. The ANZ system fails to track failures when the expiry date is wrong. I called 0800, to moan about rejected transaction this a.m. I had entered the wrong expiry date, and it said insufficient funds... THUS this is a valid way to check if a credit card number is REAL without it being monitored by the ANZ. Each failure by a CC transaction is LOGGED, but my one WAS NOT. Thus a fraudster could use this as a valid way to check if a CC is still OK and the bank would not know!!! Anyway it all worked when I fixed my mistake. According to the guy at the CC answerphone the transaction should never have been rejected and thus the advice I had yesterday was wrong. The transaction limits of the bank online activity do not integrate with the credit card transactions at all. Thus I probably had typed the wrong expiry date yesterday too.	zcc (50)
838779	2009-12-11 23:44:00	All down to computers surely,simply can't anticipate every requirement,so would suggest a word with the programmer.	Cicero (40)
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