Register 4 NAB Net Bank+ Make Online BPAY Payment to Receive 30$

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  delfredo on 21/02/2012 - 00:08

  What do I have to do to take advantage of this offer (keeping in mind that 29th Feb is fast approaching)? It appears to be target at certain customers only?

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  Geewhizz on 21/02/2012 - 07:17

  This might have been sent to me because I never touched my account and wanted to influence me to use their services more.

  Can't have been that. I opened an account in January of last year and hadn't touched the account since, until Paypal offered me $20 to attach a bank account a little over a week ago.

  As you obviously didn't register for online banking at the time you opened the account, they obviously just don't want to risk you going into the branch should you decide to start using the account. More staff cuts coming up perhaps - gotta keep up with ANZ

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    jeanene on 21/02/2012 - 12:23

    Ouch. I hope you don't sell anything using paypal. Someone can do a reversal on you and they will take the money out of your bank account if they have to. It took a colleague of mine over a month to get $3000 back from a bogus dispute and even then they didn’t refund the $15 dispute fee. He’s had to go to the banking ombudsman for a resolution.
    No way I’d ever attach a normal bank account, credit card is a little better as you can raise a dispute with the card provider. With a bank account you are authorising paypal to debit money whenever they want and it is a lot harder to reverse a direct debit than a credit card transaction. Just do a bit of googling and see how many problems people have with paypal, it’s rather scary.

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  Obake on 21/02/2012 - 07:55

  Why would I want 4 accounts?

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    itbargainhunter on 21/02/2012 - 11:16

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    It is offer like this that I don't understand.

    It is practically paying you JUST $30 in exchange of all of you REAL personal details, plus the right of sending you all the spam mail they want, plus the possibility of selling your details to some affiliate marketing company (depending on how well their end user agreement is drawn by their lawyers).

    Yes, for just $30 you sold your soul.

    Unless you have been looking for joining NAB for long time , then this would sweeten the deal.

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      Geewhizz on 21/02/2012 - 11:29

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      But he already has an account, so they already have his details. Basically, what they're encouraging him to do is to register online, so that he's less likely to walk into the bank.