Hey OzBargain, just wanted to share a neat giveaway we're running in our Super Savers Community over on Facebook.
Instructions are provided on the post linked :)
The winners will be selected at the end of the month.
There will be 1 code released every Saturday (until the 24th of April), giving each person a maximum of 4 entries.
Good luck!
$30 for referrer, $5 for referee after referee qualifies.
Qualifying requirements for referee: 1. Made a minimum $20 online purchase (below exclusions apply), 2. Received a minimum $10 confirmed cashback online, 3. Added banking details to account.
Users will need to fulfil the referral criteria within 180 days from referee's sign-up date to unlock cashback. See all terms
Hi @HeelTaker,
Not too sure what periodical password changes you're referring to?
We've only ever required one password change from our customers over the past few years.
If you keep getting this messaging on the same account, please reach out to our Customer Service team.
Thanks!
Weird, just logged into my account for the first time in a while and was met with a forced password change with a message akin to “for your security we require you to change your password” after I logged in.
Unless there was a breach I was unaware of?
Well anyway if that’s the case then that’s good because if SB was still forcing that practice they would be the only ones out of the many many places I have accounts.
There will be 1 code released every Saturday (until the 24th of April), giving each person a maximum of 4 entries.
@gotyourback Your marketing team must have forgotten about this competition. Today is Sunday. 😭
My bad! I was clicking out from the [Go to Comp] link, which was taking me to Week 1.
Ah my apologies, I've update the link now :)
Thanks for posting!
winner will be announced on Facebook community
Winner winner chicken dinner!
Hi gotyourback.
Can you please pass on to the relevant team to stop the antiquated, proven to be no more secure periodical password changes?
These are totally unnecessary in the age of password managers and keychains.
Microsoft abandoned this practice years ago and I think they know a little somethin’ somethin’ about security. ;-)
Thanks a lot.