Not fraud is like this.
Oct. 1st, 2010 01:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
charameiNote to myself for the future: in NatWest-computer-speak, 'a bookshop in Luxembourg' means Amazon.
Sorry, Fraud Prevention Guy. If the machine had been programmed by somebody with a bit more sense, you wouldn't have had to deal with me being cross at you on my lunch break.
(My account's fine. The suspicious transactions in question turned out to be:
The best part is, because they make you call them, I have paid three quid for the privilege of being frustrated by a machine and getting to tell a complete (male) stranger about my menstrual hygiene over the phone. Now that's a con.
Sorry, Fraud Prevention Guy. If the machine had been programmed by somebody with a bit more sense, you wouldn't have had to deal with me being cross at you on my lunch break.
(My account's fine. The suspicious transactions in question turned out to be:
- Moving money into my savings account like I do every month on payday
- Placing an order on Amazon, shock, horror, oh wait I do that at least twice a month
- Buying reusable period towels while being a woman in her early 20s.
The best part is, because they make you call them, I have paid three quid for the privilege of being frustrated by a machine and getting to tell a complete (male) stranger about my menstrual hygiene over the phone. Now that's a con.
