Originally Posted by
irishguy28
In Europe, giving away your banking passwords would make you solely liable for the consequences if any fraudulent transactions appeared on your account.
Whatever about the US, I can't imagine many European FFPs being enthusiastic about their members sharing login details with third parties.
It's actually formally in breach of FB T&C:
1.3.8 Any person whose membership application has been accepted by the Company shall obtain an individual account, membership number and a PIN allowing access to the Internet and any other services described in the FB Communication. The membership number will be required for any inquiry concerning the account. The PIN will always be communicated to the Member and only to the Member.
The Member is responsible for the usage of his PIN and shall not disclose the PIN to any third party.
Several other European FFPs have similar clauses.