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From: Flasherly on 17 Feb 2010 21:03
On Feb 17, 8:05 pm, Paul <nos...(a)needed.com> wrote:

: Oh, and ask me how secure I feel, using a computer for financial
things :-)
> There is no banking done on this machine... A PC is a leaky bucket, with
> extra holes drilled in it to enhance the leak rate.
>
> Happy bailing,


Given institutionalized sites dealing in Billion$ of daily online
transactions -- there're restrictions on how far an unauthorized entry
can be taken. Plus, the legal onus becomes one shifted to the jobber-
transactor, in order to solicit publicly in open marketing by any
intent within lawful integrity. For Credit Card banking institutions,
of course known as commonplace, it's with higher confidence they'll
immediately absorb back fraud at insured and an overhead of
associative fee-related costs, within such provisions that a card
member meets by contractual agreement (those extra-finely printed
letters periodically issued for the nearest trashcan). Outright
broking, increasingly more conspicuous in a globalized community of
financiers, or direct offshore dealings through the WWW -- I suspect
may require further depths to specialisation and risk factoring;--
However comforting that is to a member of the public with substantial
interests under said care and provisions;-- The bigger they are, the
harder they fall, though, I'd think might yet well serve an end and
opening into successful institutional frameworks operating directly
within US jurisdiction.
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