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From: Joshua Teplow jteplow@n..
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 3:37 PM
To: Teaneckshuls@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [TeaneckShuls] Banking on line
Just wanted to thank everyone for the wonderful information regarding online
banking. Here is the general consensus (ALL NAMES have been removed from the
statements):
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Citibank
Overwhelmingly good service
Comments:
Citibank is great for online banking.
We've been using Citibank online for years and have always been satisfied with
ease of use and problem resolution
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Fleet
Also good service
Comments:
Fleet has excellent on line banking. You can pay bills, transfer money, see
balances and download to MS Money or Quciken. The Branch on Cedar Lane and
Palisades is the best.
Fleet has pretty good online banking services.
Fleet has great online banking but they require a balance or CD's for it to be
free
For free online banking, you may need a linking of CD's worth 10 or 20k
I use Fleet homelink and I've been very pleased.
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Chase
Good Service
Comments:
I use Chase and am very happy with their online service.
Chase has pretty good online services.
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ING
1 recommendation
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Netbank.com
Comments:
I use netbank which is an online only bank (www.netbank.com) which works great
for me since I don't use it for alot of deposits just direct deposits. Free
on-line banking and great customer service too.
We've had fairly pleasant experiences with Netbank.com Problem is they have no
branches so you must mail all deposits. On the flip side they do pay (minimal)
interest on checking accounts but of course check all details on your own. One
way we did get tripped --- we registered for the free online bill pay and then
did not use it - after three months they started chraging us for registering and
not using. They eventually removed most of the monthly charges but do set up a
recurring payment on the bill pay to avoid this possibility.
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State Farm
Comments:
State Farm Bank (www.statefarm.com) is online/mail only, and rebates up to $1.50
for ATM use at other banks. It also pays much better interest on money market
than what I found locally.
I'm happy so far.
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TD Waterhouse
1 recommendation
-----Original Message-----
From: Joshua Teplow
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 11:28 AM
To: Teaneckshuls@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [TeaneckShuls] Banking on line
Does anyone have a recommendation for a bank that has good on-line banking and
in general tries to look out for their depositors? (No I haven't been drinking,
but thanks for asking)
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From: Kalman.A.Staiman@g..
8/25/05
Regarding Netbank: Read their fee schedule carefully. Most services are free,
but watch out for excess use charges on the money market account - over 3 checks
per month or 6 total withdrawals will cost $10 each! Also they stretch funds
availability laws as far as they can - e.g. electronic transfers from an outside
account take 4 business days to clear.