I try to pay bills using HSBC's website. First off, when paying in British currency, the £ and p fields are separate.
So you cannot pay a bill for £46.32. You pay a bill for £46 and 32p. Didn't "decimalisation" happen sometime in '71? It's not like I have to pay bills in combinations of guieas, crowns, pounds, shillings, and pence. That's minor hate. The stupidity that really gets my ire is that if I want to pay a bill if some even number of pounds, it won't just let me enter "0" for the p field--- doing so gives an error that it cannot process the payment, with no explanation why. It works if I enter "00" in the p field. Grrr. Rob.
