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I've never heard of this "EU law". Which one are you talking about? I live in the EU and my bank pretty much only contacts me through email.
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CEL...
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I've never heard of this "EU law". Which one are you talking about? I live in the EU and my bank pretty much only contacts me through email.
For some things, you must use paper (or as it turns out, USB). Why the bank decided to use USB for this purpose, instead of paper, is very strange.
I received once a mail from my bank at the time stating that they have a message for me, but for security reasons I have to read it on their systems. And they provide the following link: https://cbk.pwlnk.io/~hc The bank's name is CaixaBank. I was wrong and the message was legit. My first thought was it was a scam :)
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I've never heard of this "EU law". Which one are you talking about? I live in the EU and my bank pretty much only contacts me through email.
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A...
Yes, if two people are going to answer with the exact same link and nothing else, I'm going to answer both with the exact same comment.
Canada Post actually does something good here: you can pay from the tracking page. And they don't add any fees, you just pay the duties and taxes.
> And they don't add any fees, you just pay the duties and taxes. Are you sure about this? Canada Post's webpage ( https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/cpc/en/support/articl... ) says: >> We apply a handling fee of CAN$9.95 per dutiable or taxable mail item.
FedEx may have the worst and least secure digital platform for a major company. Some examples I’ve noticed: 1. I moved into a 10-unit apartment building and wanted to set up FedEx Delivery Manager. I just put in my new address, no verification whatsoever, and I was immediately given access to the previous tenant’s delivery instructions which included the buildings private garage code. Any thief could have done the sa…
FedEx may have the worst and least secure digital platform for a major company. Some examples I’ve noticed: 1. I moved into a 10-unit apartment building and wanted to set up FedEx Delivery Manager. I just put in my new address, no verification whatsoever, and I was immediately given access to the previous tenant’s delivery instructions which included the buildings private garage code. Any thief could have done the sa…
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"The words" are probably nested templates so that at the level of input it's hard to really understand what the completed end result looks like. Also, there's many well-intentioned people in tech doing stuff that's just a tiny bit too complex for them to execute by themselves without a buddy or a reviewer. There are also whole teams and departments at big enterprises where someone might not be doing it alone, and the…
Someone, a single concrete specific individual, must actually sign off on it and/or authorize it with the SMS service provider.