FNB's e-Wallet grows tenfold this year

Wonder how this will get monitored. fnbica? Nice way to launder money. Crazy.
 
I moved over the FNB about 2 years ago and haven't looked back since. They actually add value to the banking system in this country. I missed this product somehow, but will definately make use of it going forward.
 
And you like going by the "book" that is imposed on you. They say ... you do... however, congrats on your 2k's post...when you reply ;)
 
FNB leads the tecnology race amongst the banks. Unlike the other banks, FNB seems to understand the market and what consumers need. Their FNB Connect is a great product too. That is really smart management.
 
FNB is the only bank that supports paypal..... that's a WIN for me!
 
Keeper said:
FNB is the only bank that supports paypal..... that's a WIN for me!
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Yes I agree. I recently upgraded my Cheque account and I was told I don't need to pay any monthly fees any more (which I have confirmed), as long as I keep a certain amount in my account. Something I don't mind at all.
 
I have seen the tv adverts for eWallet, but haven't used it [yet].

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Yes I agree. I recently upgraded my Cheque account and I was told I don't need to pay any monthly fees any more (which I have confirmed), as long as I keep a certain amount in my account. Something I don't mind at all.
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I've been on this option for more than 5 years. Wonder how much bank charges I've saved, hmmm...

At an average of say R50 per month that's R3k over 5 years.

(Was on a savings account before with this option and bank charges would have been less than R50. Over the last two years I'm on a cheque account with refundable bank charges >R70 per month.)

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So what?

:confused: I can't see what all the hype is about: ABSA's CashSend is all this and more.

With CashSend, the recipient doesn't even need to have a cell-phone .. all they need are 2 codes that are generated when the sender creates the transaction. One is a 6-digit PIN, the other is a 10-digit number. Yes, these codes can be sent automatically by SMS, but they can be provided verbally, or in writing or any other format without requiring a cell-phone.

And it's been around since before October 2008, which was when I first used it!
 
trids said:
:confused: I can't see what all the hype is about: ABSA's CashSend is all this and more.

With CashSend, the recipient doesn't even need to have a cell-phone .. all they need are 2 codes that are generated when the sender creates the transaction. One is a 6-digit PIN, the other is a 10-digit number. Yes, these codes can be sent automatically by SMS, but they can be provided verbally, or in writing or any other format without requiring a cell-phone.

And it's been around since before October 2008, which was when I first used it!
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Well then, obviously their marketing department is on a permanent holiday.
 
trids said:
:confused: I can't see what all the hype is about: ABSA's CashSend is all this and more.
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At ABSA one must withdraw all the cash.
For what I known, with e-Wallet the "cash-receiver" can keep some molas on his e-Wallet account and he/she uses the pin the access the molas.
And it's been around since before October 2008, which was when I first used it!
 
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