banks that do NOT require security devices

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  1. #21

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thanks:
    thanks hokuto, maybe that is it. I've had to replace three of them so far this year.
    i went through 4 or 5 of them, in less that a year, and have stopped carrying them together with my keys as in 2 instances i suspect the keys did the damage. two other times it just did not display anything.

    the one that i have now i have not taken out of the original packaging and sits on my computer desk, lasted a bout a year now . i just have to make sure i don't forget to bring it when i travel. if i need to do some stuff online during the day, i just try not to forget it and do it i night. sometimes a PITA!

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    am using Standard Chartered, no need security device


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    Quote Originally Posted by hktraveller:
    HK, Macau, China use them, UK and France do not. Others I don't know.

    By the way, is there a way to get a free Euro account wit HSBC UK (as a Premier)?
    The problem is that the offshore accounts are not whithin the SEPA system and charge for international Euro transfers whithin Europe.
    That is at least what I understood.
    HSBC US doesn't use it either. Although they use a virtual keyboard type second password on their website.