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dave1357
13 Jan 18 10:24
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This seems pretty bad for discerning gamblers who deposit on different sites looking for the best price and have a lot of withdrawals and deposits.  Almost def will be labeled problem gamblers by anyone looking at their transactions.

Overall I think this is another bad idea.  Companies have time and time demonstrated that they can't be trusted with personal info.  I can see mis-selling increasing increasing by business using various angles and fraud from criminals getting access to info and pretending to be the bank etc.

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trilby22
When: 13 Jan 18 11:14
Yup, I'm with you there, Dave.  It is of zero benefit to me, anyway.

This topic is constantly coming up in Populus & YouGov surveys.  Like they're getting a general feel for the idea.  I'm 100% negatory toward it all.  Nosey barstewards, imo.
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donny osmond
When: 13 Jan 18 11:42
it might help some people, but most folk will be better off finding their own deals.

also looks an open door for fraud, either at source, or delayed

take care folks!
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Barry Conway
When: 13 Jan 18 11:49
What is the Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2)?
The Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) is a fundamental piece of payments related legislation in Europe, which entered into force in January 2016. PSD2 is the product of a review of the original Payment Services Directive and requires payment service providers (PSPs) to make a significant number of changes to existing operations. The Directive requires that all Member States implement these rules as national law by 13 January 2018, with the exception of certain rules around strong customer authentication and secure communication, implementation of which will run to a different timetable.
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Barry Conway
When: 13 Jan 18 11:50
Don't get me started on GDPR Laugh
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mecca
When: 13 Jan 18 12:23
IMO this open banking is very bad news for Joe Public and is hardly getting  mentioned in the media.
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trilby22
When: 13 Jan 18 12:56
Thanks Barry.  I hadn't heard of it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation
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I don't like it already Laugh
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trilby22
When: 13 Jan 18 12:59
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/personal-banking/current-accounts/open-banking-begins-today-poses-one-major-threat-money/
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https://www.theguardian.com/money/blog/2018/jan/13/open-banking-app-data
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