Banking Glitch in Ireland , Lets Customers Withdraw <br />Money They Don’t Have.<br />On Aug. 15, a technological glitch caused <br />an outage at the Bank of Ireland (BOI). .<br />It allowed customers to transfer up to <br />$1,090.20 to their accounts via the bank's app <br />and website, even if they had insufficient funds. .<br />That money could then be withdrawn <br />from an ATM, CBS News reports. .<br />Many people attempted to capitalize on the error, and others weren't able to access their accounts.<br />Many people attempted to capitalize on the error, and others weren't able to access their accounts.<br />Haven't been able to access my <br />account all day which is ridiculous. <br />How are people meant to buy food <br />or other necessities if our cards <br />won't even work or can't check <br />our bank balances?!, BOI customer, via X.<br />The issue has since been resolved.<br />The BOI issued an apology and warned that any funds that were withdrawn "over normal limits...<br />will be debited" from users' accounts.<br />This isn't the first time that the Irish lender <br />has had these issues, CBS News reports. .<br />Here we go again!! Has bank <br />of Ireland no contingency plan. <br />Your app has been down <br />twice in the last month!!!, BOI customer, via X
