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On Sat, 2008-08-02 at 07:55 -0500, gibbonsr-ml@××××××××××××××××××.com |
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> Another option, that might be fit our role more is some direct or online |
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> banking. ING.com is one of the biggest ones. |
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I believe we were with ING or something. I do not know 100% for a fact. |
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But I believe the funds from our previous bank account are held in some |
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sort of trust or something from ING. I believe the check Grant had for |
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the old bank account was issued by ING. |
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Not sure if we can bank with them. |
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> Capital One is another one |
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> but I don't care for them as a company .. personal preference. That |
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> would get by the problem of having to be close by. |
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I was looking into that myself for my own business. Problem might arise |
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with depositing funds. It looked like Capital One savings and checking |
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accounts online. Must be tied to some other bank account to ad funds to |
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the bank. |
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Since there are no branch location to make physical deposits. All funds |
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would have to be electronically transferred. Plus no clue how we change |
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principles on an account like that. Different officers, different |
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authorized signers. etc. |
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Along with Capital One, there is also Advanta and HSBC. I believe |
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another I can't recall atm. |
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