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> Here not only that, but even if you used the online bank at a public
> computer (you shouldn't, of course, but if) and even if for whatever
> reason
> you forget to log out, the next user could see your bank details (how much
> money you have, etc) but he wouldn't be able to transfer any money
> anywhere
> without the code card.
Hehe, in Germany you can then just go to amanzon.de (or most other German
websites) and use their bank account info to buy stuff. It's unbelievable
to me how that is possible, but it seems not many people abuse this system.
Also once you have given your bank details to a 3rd party to take money from
your account (eg a mobile phone contract) it is then impossible (AFAIK) to
prevent them taking money (eg if you cancelled the contract). In the UK at
least you have to first authorise such agreements, and can cancel them at
any time at the click of a button, which makes it impossible for them to
take the money.
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