Hi everyone,
Just got of the phone with them, and opened an acct. The only thing is they wont let you have the "free" acct at first, its 7.95 a month, and you have to open a savings acct and deposit min $25 each month. For me thats a no-brainer. Or maintain a 500.00 bal. Either way, its a good deal. i think if it goes below, or no monthly sweep, there is like...a $4.00 service fee. They operate in AL, FL, TX, AZ, CO and NM. If you use me as a referral, we BOTH get $25.00!
Just letting you guys know; options are out there!
Cara Dee :D
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Sub: #1 posted on Sun, 02/07/2010 - 21:24
If you use me as a referral, we BOTH get $25.00!
Just letting you guys know; options are out there!
Cara Dee :D
Thanks Cara for the information. However, can you explain the quoted line little more? I can't find information on this referral scheme. :(
Sub: #2 posted on Sun, 02/07/2010 - 21:56
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Whats to explain? I just had gotten off the phone with them, I have a friend I wanted to send their way, and the gentleman told me that for each new referral the referring party AND the new client both get 25.00. Same thing with Wachovia...each family member that opened an acct and said I referred them got 25.00 gift card, as did I. Not uncommon
Sub: #3 posted on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 18:35
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Sub: #4 posted on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 18:55
I actually thought better about it, 7.95 a month and a required auto transfer of 25.00 to a savings acct..that doesnt earn interest at all...not worth it. Maybe if I absolutely had no other option but I do have Bank of America and Fidelity. I just dont believe in putting all my eggs in one basket. The credit union idea is a thought...i like the idea of local entity; no visa check card, nothing but a deposit acct to write checks off of and a money market savings acct.
Thanks!
Sub: #5 posted on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 19:13
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Thanks; its nice how everyone is sort of looking out for everyone else. I am in the process of extracting myself from the clutches of payday advance lenders...its so much easier reading the stories of those that have been there. I dont want to leave a debt unpaid, but to pay three times a loan amount? Thats like the mafia! :-?
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