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Being unable to speak to a human at the ANZ about the text "scam" received as per below.... (Or know where to correctly post this email on GZ!)
So YES it does meet the criteria of something that is annoying me!
(I have a "Deskphone Cellphone as part of my disaster kit on 2Degrees. Number has never been handed out!)
Not listed on the ANZ Scam Page!
msukiwi:
Wow, I didn't know 2G cellphone service was still enabled in NZ.
More seriously, most big orgs should have a security@ email address that you can contact that'll get to the right people.
neb: More seriously, most big orgs should have a security@ email address that you can contact that'll get to the right people.
No security.txt file on ANZ's site though!
Behodar:neb: More seriously, most big orgs should have a security@ email address that you can contact that'll get to the right people.
No security.txt file on ANZ's site though!
Yeah, and their arbitrarily-chosen reporting address quoted by Bung isn't terribly useful either, there's no way you could figure that one out without a lot of poking around. msukiwi would never be able to find it using his Motorola Timeport for example.
neb: Wow, I didn't know 2G cellphone service was still enabled in NZ. More seriously, most big orgs should have a security@ email address that you can contact that'll get to the right people.
Yeah vodafone still have it. I moved my cheap GPS trackers to them after 2degrees pulled the plug, and then promptly forgot to set up reminders to top them up (or my 2 factor phone as that had to move too) and they all lapsed. Oops.
"Hi there, we've shipped your thing, here's a tracking number!".
"Just to let you know that your order has been shipped".
"Your item has been picked up by the courier and is on its way".
How hard can it be to tell you what it is that you've just shipped to me? You can tell me my address and a tracking number, but you can't tell me what it is that you're actually shipping?
FYI: It IS a 3G Deskphone Cellphone!
neb: Shipping notifications from companies that tell you absolutely nothing about the shipment, making it impossible to identify which order it is that's been fulfilled: "Hi there, we've shipped your thing, here's a tracking number!". "Just to let you know that your order has been shipped". "Your item has been picked up by the courier and is on its way". How hard can it be to tell you what it is that you've just shipped to me? You can tell me my address and a tracking number, but you can't tell me what it is that you're actually shipping?
I see you've been ordering from Amazon. You'd think a company of that size could get it right...
neb: Shipping notifications from companies that tell you absolutely nothing about the shipment, making it impossible to identify which order it is that's been fulfilled:
"Hi there, we've shipped your thing, here's a tracking number!".
"Just to let you know that your order has been shipped".
"Your item has been picked up by the courier and is on its way".
How hard can it be to tell you what it is that you've just shipped to me? You can tell me my address and a tracking number, but you can't tell me what it is that you're actually shipping?
You should see Australia Post. From what I can tell, "it's on its way" is the only possible tracking status. This is the same Auspost that took eight days to get a small package from Adelaide to Melbourne. Of course, we returned to NZ on day seven...
^^ I agree with you but the $8 cauli is nothing to do with supermarkets' pricing and competition etc - it's reflection of seasonal supply and demand.
The supermarket investigation is very similar to the petrol investigation a couple of years ago - that achieved nothing and this will achieve nothing.
Sometimes I just sit and think. Other times I just sit.
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