BOI having ATM network issues. Don't be left stuck this evening. - Mod note post #1

FreudianSlippers

irishjig69b wrote: »

CARMA ALL THE WAy

Yeah, I love the Combined Array for Research in Millimeter-wave Astronomy! WOOT!

df1985

irishjig69b wrote: »

i got 400e outta an account that was empty, and the address they av 4 me???well i dont live there anymore an i av had 2 addresses since then.....b o i screwed me over, 2 checks that i never wrote from my stolen checkbook, which was 720e in total....it will take them along time 2 find me and even longer to get there cash outta me.... CARMA ALL THE WAy.......up yours boi u deserve all u get.....

They have your name, thats all they need.

Pj!

All working again as per normal.

Pacing Mule

dav3 wrote: »

As difficult as this is to decipher, it shows that it might not be that easy for BOI to get all their money back.

You really think that someone moving house makes that big a difference ?

Every bank account opened is opened with official ID, be it drivers licence, passport, birth cert etc which can all be linked back and traced to the individual in question. The very fact that someone uses a dormant account who has moved house etc and not being in communication with the bank for a couple of years or whatever will be the exact reason why they will be roasted by the legal system as it will show a clear intent to defraud.

Cheap Thrills!

Vincent Browne losing the noggin again :pac:

stepbar

ghostdancer wrote: »

you needed official documents/bills to set up that account.

it's not hard for them to trace you.

Nor is it difficult to trace you by your PPS number / Passport number / Driving licence etc. God forbid even Facebook!

Mind you there maybe a lot of hoops to jump through... But don't worry if there's any organisation who will it will be a bank....

ascanbe

Pj! wrote: »

All working again as per normal.

This ain't the Personal Issues forum.

dav3

Pageant Messiah wrote: »

You really think that someone moving house makes that big a difference ?

It does to the cost of BOI trying to sort out this problem.

TeddyTedson

BOI having ATM network issues. Don't be left stuck this evening.

Boy should be spelled like this.

:P
I know I'm annoying but this is what annoying people do:p:D

FreudianSlippers

dav3 wrote: »

It does to the cost of BOI trying to sort out this problem.

You will be responsible for their costs when they obtain judgment against you.

df1985

stepbar wrote: »

Nor is it difficult to trace you by your PPS number / Passport number / Driving licence etc. God forbid even Facebook!

Mind you there maybe a lot of hoops to jump through... But don't worry if there's any organisation who will it will be a bank....

100% agree, these banks takes the roofs from over familys' heads.....they'll want their money back.

ThisRegard

Cheap Thrills! wrote: »

Vincent Browne losing the noggin again :pac:

In general or about this farce ?

Pacing Mule

dav3 wrote: »

It does to the cost of BOI trying to sort out this problem.

No - the people who have deliberately gone out and withdrawn money they don't have are not intent on paying it back tomorrow morning. They're under the mistaken belief this is free money. These are the sort of people who will ignore the letter in the first place. When it comes down to BOI having to go through courts etc to pursue this debt then the fact someone moved house will be insignificant.

stepbar

df1985 wrote: »

100% agree, these banks takes the roofs from over familys' heads.....they'll want their money back.

Well now in fairness banks in general have been fairly lenient in that regard.

Pacing Mule

stepbar wrote: »

Well now in fairness banks in general have been fairly lenient in that regard.

Making it all the more likely they would very agressively pursue these transactions.

BigBrownBear

irishjig69b wrote: »

i got 400e outta an account that was empty, and the address they av 4 me???well i dont live there anymore an i av had 2 addresses since then.....b o i screwed me over, 2 checks that i never wrote from my stolen checkbook, which was 720e in total....it will take them along time 2 find me and even longer to get there cash outta me.... CARMA ALL THE WAy.......up yours boi u deserve all u get.....

The bank is coming to get ya, the bank is coming to get ya.
Jesus, you wouldn't need to be Dog the Bounty Hunter to track you down

CiaranC

dr.bollocko wrote: »

You're thinking they'll just send you a letter to an address and give up? Seriously?
This is the kind of mentality which results in crowds of short sighted people queuing at an ATM for free money. You've just given yourself a loan from a bank which you now have to pay back and nothing more.
No karma there.

It is free money. He'll do a couple of days in the joy for it, worst case scenario, big ****ing deal.

You people need to start realising that there are people who really dont give a **** about the "rules" anymore.

FreudianSlippers

stepbar wrote: »

Well now in fairness banks in general have been fairly lenient in that regard.

The banks haven't, but the Master of the High Court has!

Yo Buddy. You still alive?

One could take all these bank pics and start a twitter bank run. if they were so inclined

IRELAND BANKS OUT OF MONEY!!!!! PEOPLE QUEUING FOR CASH DRAMA!!!

IN THE REAL BAD SNOW TOO!!

Monty Burnz

stepbar wrote: »

Nor is it difficult to trace you by your PPS number / Passport number / Driving licence etc. God forbid even Facebook!

Mind you there maybe a lot of hoops to jump through... But don't worry if there's any organisation who will it will be a bank....

More likely the banks will sell the particularly tricky debts to debt collection agencies for 50 cents in the euro. Those guys don't play as nice as the banks do - it's what they do for a living.

Monty Burnz

df1985 wrote: »

100% agree, these banks takes the roofs from over familys' heads.....they'll want their money back.

Unfortunately they don't, there's a moratorium on repossessions remember?

FreudianSlippers

Apparently this thread is serious business guys!

People going to get money out of banks that they don't have because they are knackers is serious!
You take the money, be prepared to pay it back + fines + interest. If they get a Judgment against you, courts interest is 8% and you will be responsible for their legal fees.

ascanbe

OisinT wrote: »

The banks haven't, but the Master of the High Court has!

And when more and more people start getting in trouble with their repayments, the Master of the High Court and the banks will have to be even more 'lenient'; the numbers will become too big to persue.
Another huge reason why the current route of bank-bailout/austerity is untenable.

FreudianSlippers

Monty Burnz wrote: »

Unfortunately they don't, there's a moratorium on repossessions remember?

They can still apply for possession orders in some cases, multiple properties, etc.

Amalgam

Some of the people at the ATMs tonight couldn't be dragged to a Polling Station on the day of a General Election. [rolleyes]

Stuart mulvaney

Bank of ireland closed

Captain_Generic

Stuart mulvaney wrote: »

Bank of ireland closed

That was truly awful.

4zn76tysfajdxp

Stuart mulvaney wrote: »

Bank of ireland closed

Think we call it "climate change" nowadays.

stepbar

OisinT wrote: »

The banks haven't, but the Master of the High Court has!

There's a 12 month moratorium on private house repossessions at present.

Mister men

I wonder if there is any truth in the rumours BOI's systems where hacked today.