MoG wrote:youcan'tstopusnow wrote:MoG wrote:youcan'tstopusnow wrote:kenmac wrote:youcan'tstopusnow wrote:But why is Activelite almost always 'not available'?
I have the same problem. For the past month, I haven't logged even once. Those password changes are so many to memorize unless one is a daily trader...always blocks the account trying to memorize them.
It might be best to just move on
Does one need to sign the form in order to effect a transfer?
If one so wishes. Consent gives cfc the go-ahead to effect the transfer.
cfc or the agent?
Of course cfc. Unless the customer directs Cfc to nullify the consent if already sent.
Been with csfs since 2003, and the most I have suffered from them is activelite being offline every once in a while, it forces me to call my broker at their csfs office in msa to get the real time quotes.At such times,getting an order through is clockwork with one email. I could live with that.
After the Nyagah and Francis thuo scandal I would rather deal with an established financial institution that has minimal kenyan roots. I feel comfortable to know that they have the burden of a big cross border image to protect.
To me its Activelite issues compared with a padlock when going to collect a cheque.
Called my contact at csfs about investax and centsavvy
"We are diverting our walk in clients to the brokers to reduce workload" He gave an example of having to spend the whole day working on the kq rights issue leaving him no time to concentrate on the market movement @ nse.Made sense to me. For as long as I deposit money to cfc stanbic for my cds a/c and collect my cheques from csfs ,niko sawa.
One thing for sure is that they have laid off most of their csfs staff, can't blame them for cost cutting in this harsh times.
Hug the bear....ride the bull.....di$mount!!!