[ale] OT: Bank of America

[Zyman, Andy]

:
	american bank - pcbanker.com  - if you have more than 1.000 on the
account - no fees , intercustomer transactions are free and completed at the
same day.
Bill payment - free ( i think if you are sending bill for less than $5 than
they are charging you for this, but i have never tried - so don't know )
	they give you checks and envelopes - if you need to deposit a check
- just mail it to them 9 and this is free too )
	they have "refer a friend " program - they will give you some money
for opening the account with them.
	ATm fees are reimbursed up to ( i think ) $8 per month.

	they are in PA. And system works under Mozilla.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bob Toxen [mailto:bob at verysecurelinux.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 11:53 PM
> To: Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts
> Subject: Re: [ale] OT: Bank of America
> 
> 
> On Wed, Nov 19, 2003 at 08:05:35PM -0500, Jim Philips wrote:
> > Thanks for all the replies. My current bank is a little too 
> fee-happy and BofA
> > offers a much better deal for people like me who rarely 
> need the humans at 
> > the bank.
> B of A generally is considered so-so.
> 
> I am VERY happy with RBC Centura Bank.  They have offices 
> around Atlanta,
> the Centura subsidiary is in North Carolina.  The parent bank, RBC, is
> Royal Bank of Canada.  They have given me nothing but the 
> very best service
> and it's the first bank I've ever liked.
> 
> There software was developed and is maintained in Atlanta and 
> runs under
> an multilevel security Unix system similar in design to the 
> NSA version
> of Linux.  I helped design bothe the secure Unix kernel and 
> the banking
> software.
> 
> It runs under Netscrape 4 and 6 but won't let me log in under Opera.
> 
> 
> Regarding outsourcing American jobs, I suggest taking one's business
> elsewhere when companies outsource to India or the former 
> Soviet Union.
> (Canada is practically our 51st state anyway.)
> 
> I'd simply ask the support person what country he is in.  If he gives
> some BS answer like "we're not allowed to say" you can be 
> sure it isn't
> in the U.S.  The job you save may be your own.
> 
> HP, M$, and IBM are some of the largest "computer companies" 
> with the largest
> outsourcing policies.
> 
> Bob Toxen
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