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JosephKK[_3_] December 13th 09 10:07 PM

Email security.
 
On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:49:12 -0000, "ian field" wrote:


"Jim Thompson" wrote in
message ...
On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 15:56:25 -0000, "TTman"
wrote:


"ian field" wrote in message
...
A magazine has agreed to publish one of my projects and wants to pay me
but
they don't do cheques.

They want me to tell them my IBAN & SWIFT codes but its an overseas
company so a phone call will be expensive.

An obvious concern with email is whether I've picked up keylogging
malware
while surfing - is it safe to write the codes on paper, scan them in and
send via email as an attached image file?

TIA.

send half and half in two emails, separated by a few hours....



It just struck me... there's no security issue... you can only
_deposit_ with bank routing codes.

Withdrawals require a password.


On 3 separate occasions the staff at my bank have avoided giving a straight
answer to the question.

If it was as simple as that I'd have thought they wouldn't have been so
evasive.


Try setting up a separate account with a minimal amount and have it marked
for incoming payments only.


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