Anyone else start to gag and wretch anytime they see that brave is blah blah blah tosh advert by AIB?
Soundings
But doesn’t your heart break at yer wan’s cracked voice?
I imagine Tony O’Reilly cries with real emotion every time he hears it.
Mike
I imagine loads of slicked and naked reptile bondholders in Switzerland thrashing with greasy and hedonistic abandon in a bottomless pit of taxpayer euro notes. And that ad is projected onto the immeasurable walls surrounding their sordid cash orgy.
Helen 2.0
This looks nothing like a phishing email!
Spaghetti Hoop
‘info@aibbank.ie’ looks phishy to me.
scottser
a load of oul cod..
Spaghetti Hoop
Or a red herring.
Joe the Lion
They won’t net much that way – bigger fish to fry
Helen 2.0
No links to follow, no info requested, no lotteries won, no Nigerian princes, no sexual hook ups.
Spaghetti Hoop
Looks like a quiet weekend so.
Adam
Helen, that wasn’t the full email. Links and all that jazz near the end, all run through the aibbank.ie domain, a domain that isn’t even configured properly.
Bacchus
I tried using AIB’s business internet banking but it’s a complete mess, a labyrinth of multiple passwords and logins and enough for me to drop that account…. of course dropping the account is a whole other labyrinth.
Odis
I have just the same problems with my AIB account. I found the easiest way to deal with it all was to leave that side of it to my wife :-)
It’s better than BOI who have http://www.365online.com. Anytime they prompt me about security/phishing etc I’m inclined to ring them and say “you know what might help? If your online banking was at http://www.bankofireland.ie or somwhere that is clearly you”
JollyRoger
And you HAVE to use Internet Explorer on windows!
Ross Hannon
No you don’t.
JollyRoger
Sorry, i meant the business banking
Kieran NYC
I find AIB easier to use by comparison.
Hank Hannon
My colleague and I both customers, refreshed our browsers and tried to Login. He got old screen graphics (he has 1 month old laptop and brand new software. I have a pc and reasonably new windows and web browser. He got the old login screens, I got a mixture after clearly cookies!. Totally confusing and led us to believe it was a scam. What’s scary is the old system was full of bugs and far from secure. This looks and feels far worse. God help OAPs who were uncomfortable with internet banking to begin with.
Um…
Anyone else start to gag and wretch anytime they see that brave is blah blah blah tosh advert by AIB?
But doesn’t your heart break at yer wan’s cracked voice?
I imagine Tony O’Reilly cries with real emotion every time he hears it.
I imagine loads of slicked and naked reptile bondholders in Switzerland thrashing with greasy and hedonistic abandon in a bottomless pit of taxpayer euro notes. And that ad is projected onto the immeasurable walls surrounding their sordid cash orgy.
This looks nothing like a phishing email!
‘info@aibbank.ie’ looks phishy to me.
a load of oul cod..
Or a red herring.
They won’t net much that way – bigger fish to fry
No links to follow, no info requested, no lotteries won, no Nigerian princes, no sexual hook ups.
Looks like a quiet weekend so.
Helen, that wasn’t the full email. Links and all that jazz near the end, all run through the aibbank.ie domain, a domain that isn’t even configured properly.
I tried using AIB’s business internet banking but it’s a complete mess, a labyrinth of multiple passwords and logins and enough for me to drop that account…. of course dropping the account is a whole other labyrinth.
I have just the same problems with my AIB account. I found the easiest way to deal with it all was to leave that side of it to my wife :-)
It’s not at all difficult. This video shows how easy it is if you do it right…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlKgE4PtbsY
There’ll be a savage eye kept on you I reckon.
More please.
They probably use it primarily as a marketing/email domain but
domain: aibbank.ie
descr: AIB Ltd
descr: BODY CORPORATE (LTD,PLC,COMPANY)
descr: Corporate Name
admin-c: AAR691-IEDR
tech-c: SB221-IEDR
registration: 17-July-2001
renewal: 30-September-2015
holder-type: Billable
wipo-status: N
ren-status: Active
in-zone: 1
nserver: ns0.dns.dotmailer.co.uk
nserver: ns1.dns.dotmailer.co.uk
nserver: ns2.dns.dotmailer.co.uk
source: IEDR
person: Caroline Rowan
nic-hdl: AAR691-IEDR
source: IEDR
person: Ascio Billing
nic-hdl: SB221-IEDR
source: IEDR
AIB Bank is syntactically incorrect:
AIB = Allied Irish Bank,
aibbank = Allied Irish Bank Bank
Just like AIB Bank’s ATM Machines
Just enter your PIN number into an AIB Bank ATM Machine
Multiple pleonasms
Well for some.
*passes kleenex
It’s better than BOI who have http://www.365online.com. Anytime they prompt me about security/phishing etc I’m inclined to ring them and say “you know what might help? If your online banking was at http://www.bankofireland.ie or somwhere that is clearly you”
And you HAVE to use Internet Explorer on windows!
No you don’t.
Sorry, i meant the business banking
I find AIB easier to use by comparison.
My colleague and I both customers, refreshed our browsers and tried to Login. He got old screen graphics (he has 1 month old laptop and brand new software. I have a pc and reasonably new windows and web browser. He got the old login screens, I got a mixture after clearly cookies!. Totally confusing and led us to believe it was a scam. What’s scary is the old system was full of bugs and far from secure. This looks and feels far worse. God help OAPs who were uncomfortable with internet banking to begin with.
How was it far from secure and full of bugs?
But the new and old log in screens have different urls, nothing to do with cache or cookies.
https://onlinebanking.aib.ie/inet/roi/login.htm
https://aibinternetbanking.aib.ie/inet/roi/login.htm