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Non-Tech : E*Trade (NYSE:ET)
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To: Curtis E. Bemis who wrote (12984)4/7/2000 11:05:00 AM
From: Eman03  Read Replies (1) of 13953
 
Curtis,

When you use your ATM card at a machine that charges you, Telebank reimburses your account for the charge. I believe they do it for up to 3-4 uses per month.

I usually use no charge machines at work, but on the two occassions I had to use a machine that charged, here is what happened:

I withdrew $200 and the withdrawl slip showed $201.50. When it hit my telebank account register the next day, it showed a withdrawl for $201.50, and right after it a credit for $1.50.

It will work for you if you keep your withdrawls to 3-4 per month at a charging machine.

I opened my telebank account right after the merger announcement, and I have been absolutely pleased with the move. Closed all of my First Union accounts and opened up a checking, savings, and money market. Now linked with my etrade account and move money back and forth within a day.

Hope this helps.

Evan
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