Hi. > I disagree about waiting for a certain (or uncertain) percentage of servers > in a survey before implementing it though. This isn't a feature about > convenience or annoyance, it's a feature that will probably have a big > positive impact on some peoples lives. I think the fact that PayPal and eBay > have already implemented it (months ago) is a strong indicator of its > importance. I'd like to know which other major banking institutions have > implemented it, but I don't. I expect that Chase and BofA will be doing so > as soon as they can though (based on the phishing emails I've seen). > > Perhaps we can agree to disagree on this one. And like I said, I could be > wrong (again). ;)
Maybe I expressed myself incorrectly. Sure 15-20% is a wild guess of mine, who serves a not so critical slice of the market, and I try to keep things stable, avoiding adding too many tools that I don't consider essential. Surely big companies which work with any kind of eletronic commerce or online payment systems, like the ones you quoted, or any company that deals with money in a eletronic way, will always attemp to or implement these edge security enhancements, and well justified. But aside these cases, I hardly see a real purpose for the majority of small business people to enter this bloody jungle, other than for testing. In reality, I'm just ranting because I didn't see the major brazilian banks which also suffer from lots of of pishing, implementing these tools. Once they do (if the do), and depending on the speed they do, and also on the result of their work, that will surely have an impact on my business and consequentially on my decision of implementing it for myself. But one thing is for sure, either way, I (with the viewpoint of small business hosting provider) will refrain for now from implement anything like that unless someone puts up a nice tool with lots of log-spitting like what spamdyke does. :) Arthur _______________________________________________ spamdyke-users mailing list spamdyke-users@spamdyke.org http://www.spamdyke.org/mailman/listinfo/spamdyke-users
