orchardtown
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U all mean that OCBC knows of the scam but choice not to inform us earlier? Oh man....
Also want to add - the scam was going on for days - started on Dec 8. Ocbc must have been aware on Dec 23 (or even earlier) as they then send out warning not to click such links on Dec 23. But most of the money was lost after dec 23. despite being aware of the scam, they still didn’t flag out all the suspicious txns made - bank accounts accessed from new devices and emptied out to new overseas account. How can Ocbc be totally blameless in this? It went on for days snowballing to 9 mil…
“An additional 26 customers also reported a loss of about S$140,000 between Dec. 8 and Dec. 17.
OCBC added that it sent out its first media advisory on Dec. 23 to warn of a surge in these scams
Dec. 24 to 26 saw 186 customers lose up to S$2.7 million from these three days alone.”
OCBC not using pay anyone meh?I have deregister pay now liao. Better safe than to be sorry
Ok SMS is not secure.
The SMS is just a 2nd factor authentication.
You still need the userid and password to log in. If these information are not supplied to scammers, your account is still secure.
Those govt supporters got selfish, arrogant mentality, like to talk ******* wei.yes exactly.
@harbinger255 @Capitalist
what are you contributing than just mocking and being patronising to victims? everyone will have times of inalertness or too busy. this case is not like say hyflux or dbs bonds when those 'victims' went in with greed knowingly but act blur later.
when it is already shown ocbc do send official sms using bit.ly...
look at their urls even, is there even a 'standard' url?
https://www.ocbc.com/personal-bankinghttps://internet.ocbc.com/internet-banking/
ocbc already change protocols after this event, meaning there was weakness..
victims cant even quickly disable or recall the funds.
Scammers is using OCBC's SMS channel to scam OCBC's customers and it is entirely the customer fault?
There it goes again.... One cum lanThere u go. One dumb dumb..
Actually how to insure against stupidity/ignorance? I also want to insure against it, in case I kana. Thanks!DBS cock up time also quiet.
MAS is like case. Talk big but toothless
Ppl like u is why we have stupid schemes like cpf. U are responsible to protect urself from being cheated. Not the gahmen.
cheating happens because u are naive. u r responsible for urself
There are 2 sections, 1 is normal tranx using single otp, while another high risk for tranx over certain limit which requires additional otp. I usually set the lowest amount for all limits.You mean all that was needed is a single OTP? Additional high risk transactions didn’t require another OTP?
Sounds like poor security to me
I have never heard change limit no need OTP.i heard the limit also dont need otp. so it is the scammer go change the limit and it didnt trigger the otp. so in a sense this somewhat the bank fault
Only open your bank app to see what irregularities in your account lei……Actually how to insure against stupidity/ignorance? I also want to insure against it, in case I kana. Thanks!
There are 2 sections, 1 is normal tranx using single otp, while another high risk for tranx over certain limit which requires additional otp. I usually set the lowest amount for all limits.
i heard the limit also dont need otp. so it is the scammer go change the limit and it didnt trigger the otp. so in a sense this somewhat the bank fault
thats what i heard... i also find it funny.I have never heard change limit no need OTP.
if that’s really the case then what’s the point of the limit? got limit no limit no diff
OCBC has no way of knowing which transaction is suspicious or not. What happens is that OCBC has been presented with the correct authentication and authorisation for the transfer and OCBC has acted on the authorisation.Also want to add - the scam was going on for days - started on Dec 8. Ocbc must have been aware on Dec 23 (or even earlier) as they then send out warning not to click such links on Dec 23. But most of the money was lost after dec 23. despite being aware of the scam, they still didn’t flag out all the suspicious txns made - bank accounts accessed from new devices and emptied out to new overseas account. How can Ocbc be totally blameless in this? It went on for days snowballing to 9 mil…
“An additional 26 customers also reported a loss of about S$140,000 between Dec. 8 and Dec. 17.
OCBC added that it sent out its first media advisory on Dec. 23 to warn of a surge in these scams
Dec. 24 to 26 saw 186 customers lose up to S$2.7 million from these three days alone.”
Try harder. I long service award here.There it goes again.... One cum lan