Oct 24th-28th Window for Doom Thread (Updated by the Minute)

There are a lot of reports on the net about online banking being down, also in my country.
I checked all 3 banks I work with and none of them giving me problems, not online and not in the self-bank units.

(gave me a bit of a scare though, yesterday, after I saw the vid msg from FDIC, 107 bank faillures, etc... I was thinking of getting some money out of the bank and wait it out till monday. Husband said "overreacting" so I didn't.)


edit: I just checked BNP paribas Fortis online banking and it doesn't accept the personal digipass code anymore.
Belgium banks ING and DEXIA seems to still work

[edit on 25/10/2009 by GypsK]

Well I can't get into my accounts in Washington, however all my Canadian accounts are letting me get in online. Just seems to be a US thing from what I can tell. My bank's website said services would be avaliable again after 2pm.

reply to post by oneinthesame


nope been happening world wide
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reply to post by wycky


Broken link.. here's the real one.

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Had no issues transferring large sum from paypal into my bank account moments ago..

I can't log into my credit union. What I find strange is that my login isn't even acknowledged. I've logged into my account(s) in the past and got a message saying they were updating their systems and to log back in at a later time. My point is they at least acknowledged my log in and brought up a page with my name/account number.

This time, only a "Account Access service is temporarily unavailable" message and nothing else.

It's really late here, and I should be in bed; but, I may run out and see if I can withdraw from an ATM.

BTW, I seem to remember a post about online banking accounts being down for a limited amount of time; although, I'm not sure of the dates and/or times. I checked my online credit union just after reading the post, and didn't see any similar notices. Didn't give it another thought, until now. So, is this related and just temporary?

reply to post by wycky


Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest bank has no issues regarding online banking. Just checked and everything working fine....

ABN-Amro, major Dutch bank has no issues aswell. Just checked and eveything is working fine.

BNP Paribas, Biggest bank in France working fine aswell. Just checked and all my online accounts are availible and accessible.

Guess it's an American thing then??

Peace

or not an American thing, I can access citibank and my local credit union online account services. By the sound of it, I'm guessing this either the one web master situation suggested, or disjointed seeming mass fund transfer above and beyond the normal transfers that occur as the world turns and different time zone's banks pull the electronic funds to themselves to handle the day's transactions

I didn't have any problem logging into my online account. The company I work for isn't a financial company but it seems like they are often doing weekly maintenance during the weekend to minimize trouble and not affect everyone during normal business hours. If the stock market sold off a bit on Monday and some more during the rest of the week, it wouldn't bother me. Maybe we're going to have a Black Monday in the stock market. I have no idea what could trigger that. Hopefully it wouldn't be too bad.

reply to post by ExPostFacto


Somewhat like a jubilee year?

www.debtreductionformula.com...

everyone keeps what they currently have in their possession. The downside would be anyone who saved in the banks would have no assets

reply to post by ExPostFacto


Ok then...If they 'keep' our saved monies,do they then 'wipe out' our borrowed monies? Because all of that was kind of lost in the computer crash,or loss of information supposedly right?

Because I could deal with that..

Update:

I went through two bank atms and wasn't able to withdraw cash, got a 'unable to complete your transaction at this time' message. I ran to Walgreens and grabbed a few items, to see if I'd be able to get cash back. It didn't let me get any cash back, nor would the transaction go through as a debit, with no cash back. It did, however, allow me to purchase the items with a credit transaction using the same check card.

Now, I was able to withdraw cash from the small atm/cash terminal in the store; however, it's not a bank terminal, rather one of those privately owned ATM machines. So, I'm not sure what to think of it all.

Still no online access. Could be a general banking upgrade. Who knows, I guess we'll see. If this does turn out to be something else, then I would suggest checking out your local convenience shops for those private ATM machines.

reply to post by SourGrapes


That's really interesting SourGrapes. I don't see how the machine could differentiate between a purchase and a purchase with cash back. It just adds the amount for cash back to your total afterall.

Very strange indeed.

Just a reminder for those of you interested in Timewave Zero. Terrence McKenna believed that a low point on the graph indicated a greater degree of novelty -- meaning something we haven't seen before, but resonating with a previous time and bearing some resemblance to events occurring during that period. So remember even though the 24th-28th is a low value it doesn't necessarily indicate a "doom window." In fact it may not indicate anything at all because the idea hasn't been shown to be empirically accurate (though I'll freely admit I think the idea does have some merits).

That issue aside it's important to remember that Terrence stressed events involving death & destruction typically aren't that novel in the sense that murder is as old as time itself. If there is a correlation to be made with the past it very likely has something to do with the 9/13/1976 backwards resonance. For those of you who are unaware back in '76 there were a number of advertisements encouraging people to get the swine flu shot.



I think that coincides quite remarkably with Obama declaring a national flu emergency on the 24th. If the Timewave application has any predictive capabilities, based on time as harmonic, the health emergency is likely the culmination of that forecast.

[edit on 25-10-2009 by Xtraeme]

reply to post by DantesPeak


I also thought it was pretty strange. Could it have anything to do with the transaction type? It's a VISA check card, so I know it can be used anywhere VISA is accepted (lol on the marketing jingle). Does this have anything to do with why it may have been accepted in that form, but not as a debit?

reply to post by SourGrapes


I misread your post. I thought you had said it worked as a debit transaction without cash back.

Well let's see... it wouldn't go through as debit, but went through as credit. I'm not sure, but sounds to me like there's a hold on your account. Bank holiday?

The power of suggestion is a very terrible thing. I had multiple apocalyptic dreams last night - and I put that down to viewing this website yesterday and being inculcated with doomsday scenarios and propaganda.

Looks like I'll be logging off for a while.

Nothing happens with dates, precognition does not work that way.

Thats why i would advise people not to bother listening to threads with dates, take a light hearted approach to it, but do not take seriously.

THIS NEWS JUST BROKE!

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I certainly don't know for certain but it is conceivable that many banks would perform a major software upgrade on the same weekend if the software application is one used by the majority of financial institutions. If this were to happen, it would likely occur over the weekend during times of low usage.