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Old 08-08-2011, 02:08 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Perhaps it's different in the US, but the overwhelming majority of people in the UK pay regular bills, such as internet bills, by direct debit - a regular payment taken directly from a bank account. Naturally, in order to do that, the ISP has to store the bank details.
Harry, I'm in the US and I pay my bills directly through my bank. (As do most people I know.) My ISP has nothing at all to do with it other than providing me online access. My Internet Service Provider is in no way involved with any of my direct debit transactions and I would be seriously upset if they were storing my personal banking details.
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