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Complaint Review: Bridgeview Bank - Internet Illinois

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  • Reported By: Tom Reynolds — Other United Kingdom
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  • Bridgeview Bank Internet, Illinois United States of America

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My name is Tom . I am based in Britain.

I am concerned that Bridgeview Bank may have ( innocently) breached Illinois State privacy law by providing personal customer data in trials for their Disability on line banking service that could have been passed through Bulgarian computer servers.

I have tried bringing this to their attention several times ( with e-mail trail to show) but I get ignored.

Why?

I was intimately involved with the setting up of this service until July 2010 so I know the issues.

It is of no use to anyone to suppress such concern.

Sincerely,

Tom .

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#4 Author of original report

Bridgeview Bank and 'alleged' breach of 'customer' privacy.

AUTHOR: Tom Reynolds - (United Kingdom)

POSTED: Saturday, May 28, 2011

I've been asking Bridgeview about this for about eight months now. Their 'executives ( Haleas, Haleas & Fagan) think themselves so 'clever' by trying to ignore me.I'm not about to give up.

Don't you in the US realise what a 'jewel' of a website you have in Ripoffreport.com!!! It could NEVER exist in the UK. Copy this e-mail to your associates, friends, people who run ANY bank account ( ALL banks are secretive). Contact the Fed. Ask them to investigate my allegations.

Contact your Senator.

It's this people-power' that will wipe the smugness off Bridgeview in particular and Banking in general.

If we only has a Ripoffreports in the UK...

Regards,

Tom.

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#3 Consumer Comment

The Point was that WE HERE have NO way to know, not that you haven't tried.

AUTHOR: Jim - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Friday, May 27, 2011

Get it NOW? We're Amercans, NOT brits.  AND NOT BANKERS you're complaining where there's NO way to know?

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#2 Author of original report

Ask Bridgeview???

AUTHOR: Tom Reynolds - (United Kingdom)

POSTED: Thursday, May 26, 2011

Would you like to see the LIST of e-mails I've sent to Bridgeview asking them?

Why not contact them yourselves.

peter.haleas@bridgeviewbank.com
tom.haleas@bridgeviewbank.com
david.fagan@bridgeviewbank.com

I have contacted the Chicago Federal Reserve. It just strikes me that US citizens have privacy laws to regulate how and when their information can be disclosed but their power prevents the citizen from benefitting from such legislation!

Tom R
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#1 Consumer Comment

No one here would know that, you'll have to ask the bank

AUTHOR: Jim - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Thursday, May 26, 2011

And quickly.

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