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This is from my bank, no shit, during our correspondence today. They're awesome, best bank ever. #simple #simplebank
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This is from my bank, no shit, during our correspondence today. They're awesome, best bank ever. #simple #simplebank
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How is fraudulent activity covered with Simple?
Cool new bank, Simple....but what’s your liability for going debit card only? Through my research, seems to be $500. A risk you might be willing to take to cut pretty much all ties with credit cards. Unless you’re living paycheck to paycheck, this is probably a good move for your mental health.
More delays from Simple bank
Maybe some day Simple bank will see the light. Maybe some day this blog will make sense. This is what we have from now, just another email, with a vaguer promise of “a bit of a wait before we can bring you on”.
ON: Nov 11th, 2011 FROM: Rachel Giuliani SUBJECT: Thank you from Simple Hi Claudio! I'm Rachel with Simple's Customer Relations team. Thanks for signing up for an invite to try out Simple.com! Right now we're slowly adding new users and ramping up features. We are really, really excited to show you what we've been building, but as you might have read on our site, there's going to be a bit of a wait before we can bring you on. So, I'd love to know from you in the meantime: why are you making the switch? What's your story? We're committed to building the best banking experience possible, and that means really understanding where you're coming from and what you're looking for. So what's up?