EEEK moved upon the face of the 'Net and spake thusly:
> I noted a couple of posts concerning Suncorp Metway's terms and conditions
> so I followed them up.
[snip]
> I got the following response.
[snip]
> The Apple Mac, Linux, and Mozilla among others, all constitute approved
> software.
>
> If there is anything further I can assist you with, please do not hesitate
> to contact me anytime.
That's good news, but confusing.
I called Suncorp yesterday and they told me the exact opposite, that
Mac was NOT supported.
Perhaps they have backflipped?
Or maybe the person I spoke to (who put me on hold to check with a
superior) just made a mistake?
--chris
EEEK - 25 Jan 2005 16:59 GMT
Well I have an e-mail from Suncorp Metway which says it is approved.
I posted the e-mail to this newsgroup, it has a date and time.
Two things are clear from the e-mail
1. A mac is fine
2. They haven't got a clue what they are talking about :-)
However before someone sends a written advice in a bank they normally clear
it with someone to make sure it's right because if it's not it is going to
turn around an bit them on the bum!
Your phone conversation - I'd suggest the person you spoke to just didn't
check it out.
If they claim that it's not approved I'm covered. (Not that I'm going to get
phished - I am on a Mac)
Some suggestions
If you are a Suncorp Metway user I would suggest you e-mail them. Nicely. I
would think 50 e-mails from their clients would be enough for them to
consider amending their t & c s.
Don't e-mail them to complain if you are not a customer I have to deal with
non customers rants from time to time where I work, we have a technical term
we use to describe these people.
Don't stop banking with Suncorp Metway if they do support the Mac otherwise
when they review their logs they get 0 usage of other browsers and justify
their decision.
If they stop supporting the mac do stop banking with them. When you close
the account send an e-mail to their GM cc in their IT head. Banks HATE
losing business second only to hating their IT people
> EEEK moved upon the face of the 'Net and spake thusly:
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> --chris
Christopher Biggs - 27 Jan 2005 03:38 GMT
EEEK <Whywouldipostav@lidemailaddressinanewsgroup.com> moved upon the face of the 'Net and spake thusly:
> Well I have an e-mail from Suncorp Metway which says [mac] is approved.
>
> I posted the e-mail to this newsgroup, it has a date and time.
I know, I was responding to your post.
I have now been told over the phone the exact same information as in
the email excerpt you posted.
Suncorp appear to have backflipped --- or maybe it was all just a SNAFU.
On monday 24th I was told over the phone that Windows + MS-IE or
Netscape Navigator was the only suitable platform. The operator to
whom I spoke even placed me on hold to consult a superior.
After reading your post on Tuesday evening, I resolved to call and ask
again.
I've just spoken to Suncorp again, and this time they confirmed that
MacOs, /is/ on their "other software approved by us" list. They could
offer no explanation as to why I was told the opposite earlier in the
week.
Crisis over, I guess.
--chris
EEEK - 27 Jan 2005 06:28 GMT
Great to see they finally got on the same page.
I sent a follow up email suggesting that if the list was long they might
want to include a list. They responded by saying it would be too long a
list!
> EEEK <Whywouldipostav@lidemailaddressinanewsgroup.com> moved upon the face of
> the 'Net and spake thusly:
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> --chris