Be aware of Withdrawing from Banks be alert!

**coiter** · May 13th, 2008 06:33 PM

Originally Posted by pitbullz

my condolences to the 2 heroes...

i agree. plus one of them was supposedly off-duty. also, they still had the discipline not to fire indiscriminately because of the crowded area. nice to know na may sasaklolo pa rin kahit papano.

**av427** · May 13th, 2008 08:25 PM

Yan ang hirap pag lahat ng bagay mahal na, dami na ang nakakaisip kumapit sa patalim.

**pup2** · May 13th, 2008 09:00 PM

Pag kumapit ka sa patalim ... siguradong sugat ka. Maaring hindi ngayon o bukas pero pag puno na ang salop dapat na itong kayasin para huwag tumapon.

Oh ha.

**architect** · May 15th, 2008 08:02 AM

To eliminate suspicion that bank employees are in collusion with the criminals, banks can consider installing mobile phone jammers and monitoring all landline conversations.

Alternately, bank clients can opt to bring along a handheld jammer when they go to the bank to withdraw cash, since it more likely a bank employee would text his/her criminal partner than make a voice (landline) call for fear of being overheard.

Or course if the criminal happens to be one's own (ex-) employee or a bank outsider, then having a jammer would not help at all.

Note though mobile phone jammers are illegal in several countries. I am just not sure whether it is illegal in the Philippines or not.

**shadow** · May 15th, 2008 08:27 AM

Originally Posted by Lucius

O ano ngayon ang pinagmamayabang na GPS nila sa mga auto nila diba sa Manila nangyari yan.

actually walang kinalaman yun GPS system na nakakabit sa mga police cars, kinabit yun para lang malaman all the time kung nasaan yun mga mobile cars...but it won't stop crimes from happening...

**tidus1203** · May 15th, 2008 08:47 AM

Thank God for credit cards and checks. I don't even use paper cash to buy high priced items anymore...

**Flagg** · May 15th, 2008 11:48 AM

Kawawa naman yung 2 police.

**CVT** · May 16th, 2008 07:22 AM

Originally Posted by tidus1203

Thank God for credit cards and checks. I don't even use paper cash to buy high priced items anymore...

RIP.

Agree ako rito. Mas convenient at mas safe ang mga cashless or electronic transactions. Pero, talagang kailangan pa ring mag-withdraw ng cash para sa mga bagay na hindi mo puwedeng bayaran ng credit card like palengke, school bus, suweldo ng kasama sa bahay, pagkain sa mga fastfoods (iba may cc na), bigas (na normally ay hindi sa supermarket binibili), lpg (ayaw ng gasolinahan na cc) atbp.....

Hindi kasi tinatanggap din dito ang personal checks dahil sa dami ng tumatalbog na mga tseke at kawalan ng control ng mga bangko sa mga taong gumagawa ng ganito.... Kung sa ibang bansa,- malaking parusa kayo takot ang mga tao na magkamali ng pag-i-issue ng personal checks.....

6000:mobile:

**tidus1203** · May 16th, 2008 09:15 AM

Oh don't misunderstand I still use cash for small items, thing is its small that no self-respecting holdaper would even attempt to rob me for a petty sum and risk getting caught for such a small amount...