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I wish I would have saved the conversation between myself and UB live support.
I really just thought this was odd and very unprofessional of a site that is supposed to have security in mind at all times.
Ok, so I was trying to transfer funds on UB. This is something I have done many many times. I was having trouble with it so I decided to contact the UB live support.
Of course they immediately ask "A" security question...which was my mothers maiden name. Obv an easy one, I answer correct. But according to the support team member it was incorrect. After thinking for a second or two and remembering that this was not the same question I was asked last time I contacted support, I said "That is not the question that I filled out for my security question."
Well it turns out I was correct, UB support asked me the wrong security question?
They followed my comment with, "Im sorry, my mistake."...Then acted like nothing happened.
Does this seem absolutely absurd to anyone else?
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Are you a contender? that might be why
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I thought your UB funds were in limbo?
Originally Posted by RaizeeDaisy
I wish I would have saved the conversation between myself and UB live support.
I really just thought this was odd and very unprofessional of a site that is supposed to have security in mind at all times.
Ok, so I was trying to transfer funds on UB. This is something I have done many many times. I was having trouble with it so I decided to contact the UB live support.
Of course they immediately ask "A" security question...which was my mothers maiden name. Obv an easy one, I answer correct. But according to the support team member it was incorrect. After thinking for a second or two and remembering that this was not the same question I was asked last time I contacted support, I said "That is not the question that I filled out for my security question."
Well it turns out I was correct, UB support asked me the wrong security question?
They followed my comment with, "Im sorry, my mistake."...Then acted like nothing happened.
Does this seem absolutely absurd to anyone else?
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Account wasnt in "limbo", they said I had to play 60% of my funds one time before I could transfer. Which I did and was able to transfer again no problem. My whole point is, does UB go around asking people false security questions and shut their account down if they get it wrong? This caught my eye, not the fact that I couldnt transfer. This is odd imo.
Edited By: Sunesona Mar 20th, 2011 at 09:25 PM -
Who's account is this, your account or RD's?
Originally Posted by Sunesona
Account wasnt in "limbo", they said I had to play 60% of my funds before I could transfer. Which I did and was able to transfer again no problem. My whole point is, does UB go around asking people false security questions and shut their account down if they get it wrong? This caught my eye, not the fact that I couldnt transfer.
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P5s Members: RAIZEEDAISY= Hannah Rawlings (ALL NAMES ON ALL SITES RAIZEEDAISY) is in a relationship and lives with
SUNESONA=Kevin Andrew Suneson (FTP: BOUTTHEBENJAMNS- UB:BTB420- stars:ShipYoChipz4
Wacky as I have done business with you in the past, I am being completely honest with you. We are both staring at the computer right now. My boyfriend, Kevin whom I call Andrew logged in to post a thread. I had not seen he logged in and went to reply to the post. We share a computer, all a big big misunderstanding. -
Fair enough, didn't mean to raise drama, just as you mentioned we have swapped funds before.
Originally Posted by RaizeeDaisy
P5s Members: RAIZEEDAISY= Hannah Rawlings (ALL NAMES ON ALL SITES RAIZEEDAISY) is in a relationship and lives with
SUNESONA=Kevin Andrew Suneson (FTP: BOUTTHEBENJAMNS- UB:BTB420- stars:ShipYoChipz4
Wacky as I have done business with you in the past, I am being completely honest with you. We are both staring at the computer right now. My boyfriend, Kevin whom I call Andrew logged in to post a thread. I had not seen he logged in and went to reply to the post. We share a computer, all a big big misunderstanding. -
lol
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The support persons application for dealing with clients must really suck. They mess this stuff up all the time. I've had them respond to emails addressing me as someone else. No properly written support application would allow the support person to type either the persons email address or their name / account name when creating a response to a problem ticket but apparently they do. I thought that was ludicrous that they could have my email and someone elses account information together in one response.
In your case I doubt they were phishing but you never know with a $6/hr employee that has un-audited access to all your customer data.









