Ed Earns

In my quest to lessen unnecessary expenses, I had been thinking on what I’m going to do in order to cut those Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) costs from bank to bank.

I’m so glad I switched to a Unionbank EON card, at least I won’t have any issues with withdrawing an extra fee for every transaction whenever I transfer my funds from my PayPal account.

I’m actually relieved with the savings I get especially now that I’ve been able to take some cash with me without thinking about those extra fees.

I reapplied for a Unionbank EON card account in order to withdraw funds for my online ventures a breeze when it comes to my Paypal earnings. I realized that withdrawing from my bank account is also a good option but I’ve tried a number of banks and there’s always a processing fee whenever I get transfer my funds from my Paypal to the bank. Minimum would be around 3 dollars per transaction. If I withdraw on a regular basis, that’s already big savings on my end.

Somebody hacked my paypal account!

I don’t know what happened but when I checked my mail, I got a message saying that

I never thought this would happen to me but it did and now I’m all pissed off again. The incident with the security transaction password of Unionbank EON in my previous entries weren’t even solved and now I got this problem.

Sigh, I never thought this online banking account would be taxing.

Up to now I still haven’t received any response from Unionbank. Sheesh.

I’m getting more and more upset knowing that I don’t have any update from them whatsoever.

Unionbank EON, what’s going on?

I haven’t had any response from you ever since I called. A rep promised that I’ll receive an email from your team that the issue over my “change transaction (TXN) password” will be fixed but up to now, I haven’t received any update.

I’m just upset right now. I’m upset over Unionbank EON’s Reset TXN (Transaction) Password feature. This is a new security feature of Unionbank whenever I’d try to log in to my online account to check my funds online.

I wanted to try how to withdraw funds from my Paypal account to my Unionbank EON card, so I decided to test it out today. Right now, paypal accepts withdrawal through your regular Philippine bank account but since I’ve never tried using my EON card, I figured I should give it a go. Also, after looking at different forums, they said it’s faster if you withdraw from your transfer from Paypal to your EON card rather than to a Philippine bank account.

Once again, I managed to receive a reply from the same reader, Lorie. And I’m posting my response here as well as her message, with permission of course.

Hi, Ed! It’s Lourie, actually.