Yet one more reason NOT to go paperless- no proof to fall back on when the “paperless” bank loses their paperless records. Sure, you can print out and save your “paperless” statements, on paper you bought and paid for. The banks buy a lot more paper than you do, and get it a lot cheaper. Why should YOU pay to have a record of your banking transactions? Same with Autopay on various accounts. Send me a bill, thank you, and I’ll pay promptly with on-line bill pay or a check. Keep your fingers out of my account. I want to know who, when, and how much I pay before, not after, it comes out of my account. Call me old-school or old-fashioned; that/s how I roll. Live with it.
bluskies about 12 years ago
Yet one more reason NOT to go paperless- no proof to fall back on when the “paperless” bank loses their paperless records. Sure, you can print out and save your “paperless” statements, on paper you bought and paid for. The banks buy a lot more paper than you do, and get it a lot cheaper. Why should YOU pay to have a record of your banking transactions? Same with Autopay on various accounts. Send me a bill, thank you, and I’ll pay promptly with on-line bill pay or a check. Keep your fingers out of my account. I want to know who, when, and how much I pay before, not after, it comes out of my account. Call me old-school or old-fashioned; that/s how I roll. Live with it.
DavidAo about 12 years ago
That bank needs antivirus software or to switch to Linux OS.
oneoldhat about 12 years ago
mf gobal
npd1969 about 12 years ago
Helicopter Ben and the US Treasury department is at it again.
REDROCKER51 about 12 years ago
i’d give the bank a couple of bottles of robitussen…and a bowl of chicken soup…..that always seems to git rid of a virus
mabrndt Premium Member about 12 years ago
Sorry to hear of your bad past experience. I personally have both a desktop and a laptop computer, both of which can access the archives.
stukuls about 12 years ago
To be honest I don’t get the joke in this Ziggy.