Quote from: psy on July 29, 2011, 10:49:20 AM

I know a lot of recent cases in Portugal where owners of phished accounts get the hit because the banks say that if they don't protect themselves from banking trojans and such, it's the clients responsability and not the bank... So, even if it's a EU directive it doesn't work like that in Portugal.

But yeah, Portugal is the kind of country where you should pay money transfers between euro accounts if you choose to go to the bank, being the transfers only free if the customers use their homebanking services. Roll Eyes

I guess the bankers here are the worst kind.

I am glad they do that in Portugal. This should, in my opinion be the norm everywhere. It is your account, your money, and your responsibility to keep it safe. Often, the merchants and other business end up paying for the broken dishes when somebody is careless with their financial accounts.