Last time I asked Banco de Oro (BDO) regarding forgotten ATM Debit Card pin code, I was told that the only solution is to “purchase” a new BDO ATM Debit Card from the branch of your BDO account for 120 pesos.
Here’s BDO’s email response to my inquiry about forgotten ATM Debit Card pin number:
Continue reading »
Leave a comment
Update: I often forget my BDO Internet Banking password because BDO requires password change from time to time, not allowing previously used passwords to be used again. I have a tip to share regarding the online password reset system (“Forgot Password” link) of BDO Internet Banking: If you are 100% sure that all your entered information is correct during password reset, try adding two zeros (00) before your 10-digit account number, so something like 001234567891. The online password reset of BDO always failed when I tried to use it so phoning them had always been my option. It’s the option I prefer less because I do not like talking. After my most recent phone reset I took the time to check all details recorded in my BDO Internet Banking account, and found out that my 10-digit account number in their database is preceded by two zeroes.
I was having a hard time recalling my BDO (Banco de Oro) Internet Banking account password and made a mistake twice and my account got locked out. If I remember correctly it had to be three times before the BDO online account gets locked out.
I have had this problem before and I got in touch with BDO support. Following is the response that I received from them. I’m gonna have to refer to this again to get my BDO Internet Banking account unlocked.
Continue reading »
Leave a comment
I received an email from BDO today, advising that BDO Internet Banking will soon have a new look and will be adding new features.
Here’s a snippet:
Continue reading »
I had to visit a Moneygram branch today to receive money that was sent to me. Western Union is where I usually receive money from other countries, and they have many branches. I did a lookup in the Moneygram website to find nearby branches but couldn’t find any. A friend told me SM Business Centers offer Moneygram services, so I tried SM Manila, which is a jeep ride and steps away from home (I don’t consider this a “nearby” branch).
