Things that give you the sh1ts

[Booney]

PAFC - trying to run the locals out with a monstrosity

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[mighty_tiger_79]

PAFC - trying to run the locals out with a monstrosity

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I heard the disgruntled residents. That's all I needed to hear.[emoji3]

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[Footy Chick]

Jeremy Cordeaux - WADH!

I definitely don't agree with what he said but how sad is our world become when you cant have an opinion anymore

[RB]

You can have an opinion - if you choose to air your opinion publicly, you've got to be prepared for the consequences. The same as it's always been.

[Footy Chick]

You can have an opinion - if you choose to air your opinion publicly, you've got to be prepared for the consequences. The same as it's always been.

Yet Kyle Sandilands still has a job...

[Pseudo]

My credit card got declined on a paywave transaction on Saturday. Not a biggy, I thought, the vendor must have a dodgy machine. I paid with a different card.

Then my credit card got denied again at a different shop. And again, and again.

So I call the bank to see what is going on. Am promptly informed that my card has been frozen because someone tried to withdraw using my card at an ATM earlier in the day. They tried 3 times to withdraw $1000 - but they got the PIN wrong each time, and after the third try the account was automatically locked. After some discussion with the bank, it transpired that the attempt was made at an ATM I had visited myself earlier in the day where I had deposited a cheque, exactly one minute after I had made that deposit.

In all likelihood the machine asked me if I wanted to make another transaction and I didn't hit "no" before walking away - so the bloke standing behind me in the line noticed I was still logged on, and thought he'd try his luck. Three chances in ten thousand that he'd walk away with a cool grand of somebody else's (i.e. my) money. He didn't win the prize, but he did lock up my bank account for the rest of the weekend. To rub salt into the wounds, before I left the ATM I had turned around and apologised to the guy for taking so long 'coz it took me a little while to work out how the deposit mechanism worked.

Moral of the story: Always make sure you're logged out of the ATM 'coz there are some right fricken arseholes out there.

[DOC]

Not sure I understand this.

If you were already logged in why would it ask for a password?

[Pseudo]

Not sure I understand this.

If you were already logged in why would it ask for a password?

I think it re-prompts for a PIN each time you do a transaction which results in cash being dispensed. If you ask for something like an account balance then it doesn't bother re-prompting. The extra level of redundancy is not a bad thing, given that certain idiots will simply walk away when they're done...

[DOC]

OK.

The bank should be referring it to SAPOL,

[Spargo]

OK.

The bank should be referring it to SAPOL,

And the ATM would more than likely have a camera getting a photo of this arse wipe.
With any luck he may have carried on with his own transaction & be easily detected.

[spell_check]

Silver City Hwy

I'd hate to be a trucking service from Broken Hill to Mildura (or vice versa). That's a batshit boring road IMO - only one roadhouse to break the journey, and that was shrouded in dust on the only time I've been on that road.

[Booney]

You can have an opinion - if you choose to air your opinion publicly, you've got to be prepared for the consequences. The same as it's always been.

I love how people cry "free speech" ( which isn't actually in the Australian Constitution ) as if it's some get out of jail free card.

Free speech gives you the freedom to express yourself, it doesn't make you exempt from being held accountable for what you have said.

[Lightning McQueen]

My credit card got declined on a paywave transaction on Saturday. Not a biggy, I thought, the vendor must have a dodgy machine. I paid with a different card.

Then my credit card got denied again at a different shop. And again, and again.

So I call the bank to see what is going on. Am promptly informed that my card has been frozen because someone tried to withdraw using my card at an ATM earlier in the day. They tried 3 times to withdraw $1000 - but they got the PIN wrong each time, and after the third try the account was automatically locked. After some discussion with the bank, it transpired that the attempt was made at an ATM I had visited myself earlier in the day where I had deposited a cheque, exactly one minute after I had made that deposit.

In all likelihood the machine asked me if I wanted to make another transaction and I didn't hit "no" before walking away - so the bloke standing behind me in the line noticed I was still logged on, and thought he'd try his luck. Three chances in ten thousand that he'd walk away with a cool grand of somebody else's (i.e. my) money. He didn't win the prize, but he did lock up my bank account for the rest of the weekend. To rub salt into the wounds, before I left the ATM I had turned around and apologised to the guy for taking so long 'coz it took me a little while to work out how the deposit mechanism worked.

Moral of the story: Always make sure you're logged out of the ATM 'coz there are some right fricken arseholes out there.

When I was a younger bloke some fella was being a smart arse to me at the pub, I felt like belting him but refrained and just kept giving him shit back.

I needed some money a bit later and he was at the ATM, he walked away and gave me another mouthful, as I approached the ATM it said "would you like another transaction"? The dickhead was still logged in, I was bloody well tempted.

Since then it's always made me check the screen before I depart.

[tipper]

You can have an opinion - if you choose to air your opinion publicly, you've got to be prepared for the consequences. The same as it's always been.

I love how people cry "free speech" ( which isn't actually in the Australian Constitution ) as if it's some get out of jail free card.

Free speech gives you the freedom to express yourself, it doesn't make you exempt from being held accountable for what you have said.

Free speech provisions, generally, are also about being free to critiscise the government without reprisal from the government.

So, you know, we can call our elected representatives out when they stuff up, and not get arrested or whatever like people in less fortunate countries/dictatorships

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[Dutchy]

My credit card got declined on a paywave transaction on Saturday. Not a biggy, I thought, the vendor must have a dodgy machine. I paid with a different card.

Then my credit card got denied again at a different shop. And again, and again.

So I call the bank to see what is going on. Am promptly informed that my card has been frozen because someone tried to withdraw using my card at an ATM earlier in the day. They tried 3 times to withdraw $1000 - but they got the PIN wrong each time, and after the third try the account was automatically locked. After some discussion with the bank, it transpired that the attempt was made at an ATM I had visited myself earlier in the day where I had deposited a cheque, exactly one minute after I had made that deposit.

In all likelihood the machine asked me if I wanted to make another transaction and I didn't hit "no" before walking away - so the bloke standing behind me in the line noticed I was still logged on, and thought he'd try his luck. Three chances in ten thousand that he'd walk away with a cool grand of somebody else's (i.e. my) money. He didn't win the prize, but he did lock up my bank account for the rest of the weekend. To rub salt into the wounds, before I left the ATM I had turned around and apologised to the guy for taking so long 'coz it took me a little while to work out how the deposit mechanism worked.

Moral of the story: Always make sure you're logged out of the ATM 'coz there are some right fricken arseholes out there.

Deposit the cheque via your banking phone app, problem solved

[Lightning McQueen]

My credit card got declined on a paywave transaction on Saturday. Not a biggy, I thought, the vendor must have a dodgy machine. I paid with a different card.

Then my credit card got denied again at a different shop. And again, and again.

So I call the bank to see what is going on. Am promptly informed that my card has been frozen because someone tried to withdraw using my card at an ATM earlier in the day. They tried 3 times to withdraw $1000 - but they got the PIN wrong each time, and after the third try the account was automatically locked. After some discussion with the bank, it transpired that the attempt was made at an ATM I had visited myself earlier in the day where I had deposited a cheque, exactly one minute after I had made that deposit.

In all likelihood the machine asked me if I wanted to make another transaction and I didn't hit "no" before walking away - so the bloke standing behind me in the line noticed I was still logged on, and thought he'd try his luck. Three chances in ten thousand that he'd walk away with a cool grand of somebody else's (i.e. my) money. He didn't win the prize, but he did lock up my bank account for the rest of the weekend. To rub salt into the wounds, before I left the ATM I had turned around and apologised to the guy for taking so long 'coz it took me a little while to work out how the deposit mechanism worked.

Moral of the story: Always make sure you're logged out of the ATM 'coz there are some right fricken arseholes out there.

Deposit the cheque via your banking phone app, problem solved

Gee times have changed, the MIL still will only go into the bank to deposit or withdraw money.

[Armchair expert]

Once yOur card is out of the machine you can’t do any other transactions?

[amber_fluid]

Once yOur card is out of the machine you can’t do any other transactions?

That’s what I thought as well?

[Booney]

You can have an opinion - if you choose to air your opinion publicly, you've got to be prepared for the consequences. The same as it's always been.

I love how people cry "free speech" ( which isn't actually in the Australian Constitution ) as if it's some get out of jail free card.

Free speech gives you the freedom to express yourself, it doesn't make you exempt from being held accountable for what you have said.

Free speech provisions, generally, are also about being free to critiscise the government without reprisal from the government.

So, you know, we can call our elected representatives out when they stuff up, and not get arrested or whatever like people in less fortunate countries/dictatorships

That's what Australia's constitution implies, yes, unfortunately people take that to the n'th degree taking it as freedom of speech in any instance, not so.

[Pseudo]

Once yOur card is out of the machine you can’t do any other transactions?

That’s what I thought as well?

These days you can just tap the card on the machine, it never goes in.