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When a PN employee calls

w23
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Re: When a PN employee calls

One of my credit card issuers uses a personalised picture and text combination on their website when I log in to help ensure I'm not caught out by a phishing link or similar taking me to a false site, it wouldn't be difficult to set up a 'reverse password' to achieve the same on telephone calls as suggested by Mayfly (simple idea but really good thinking).
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JohnJ-B
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Re: When a PN employee calls

One of the Banks, that I used to be with, agreed to a reverse-password system. However, when they phoned up, refused to provide it until AFTER I had cleared THEIR Security!!
Duh!!  Sad
plusnettony
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Re: When a PN employee calls

I am sure it would be quite easy to actually provide a generic support number. What I meant by my comment was that it has more to do with operation reasons than technical.
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Townman
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Re: When a PN employee calls

...that is choice and not impossible.  Wink Roll_eyes

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HPsauce
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Re: When a PN employee calls

Quote from: plusnettony
I am sure it would be quite easy to actually provide a generic support number.
Easy but useless and inapproprioate.
It needs to be a number which is answered (not multiple-choice press this for that nonsense) when you call back, by someone who can deal PROMPTLY AND EFFECTIVELY with a customer who says simply and honestly - "You called me".
HairyMcbiker
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Re: When a PN employee calls

Nope if it was from one of the PN recognised numbers then it would give MORE precedence than a withheld number, not that it would/should be takes as actually them.