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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 4:37a

It's sad that ING never learn the lesson from the past few months. Don't they realize they are losing their loyal customers?


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 6:25a

dtsQ said:It's sad that ING never learn the lesson from the past few months. Don't they realize they are losing their loyal customers?

Actually ING is adding customers. Close to 2 million this year alone.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 6:30a

ING was one of the highest INT Rate. I have since moved my business to another bank. ING has focused on
having a better short term cd than its competitors.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 7:29a

matt1 said:dtsQ said:It's sad that ING never learn the lesson from the past few months. Don't they realize they are losing their loyal customers?

Actually ING is adding customers. Close to 2 million this year alone.

They may be adding customers but their deposits are probably dropping. How many FW people have an account with one dollar in it because they moved everything to ED? That distorts the numbers.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 7:35a

dagger007 said:matt1 said:dtsQ said:It's sad that ING never learn the lesson from the past few months. Don't they realize they are losing their loyal customers?

Actually ING is adding customers. Close to 2 million this year alone.

They may be adding customers but their deposits are probably dropping. How many FW people have an account with one dollar in it because they moved everything to ED? That distorts the numbers.

Mine is $10.00...lol. ED has the rest.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 8:08a

dagger007 said:matt1 said:dtsQ said:It's sad that ING never learn the lesson from the past few months. Don't they realize they are losing their loyal customers?

Actually ING is adding customers. Close to 2 million this year alone.

They may be adding customers but their deposits are probably dropping. How many FW people have an account with one dollar in it because they moved everything to ED? That distorts the numbers.

But how many people who aren't on FW see the ING symbol and the ads and say wow 3.4 that pretty good. the maybe 10-20k people on FW don't make what most of the population knows.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 9:21a

I think FW users tend to move their money more frequently as well. For instance, if bank xyz all of a sudden offered a money market with a 4.15% rate, I bet the FW users would flock to it.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 9:33a


Is there a $25 sign up bonus or that's been dead for a while?


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 9:37a

timetosave said:I think FW users tend to move their money more frequently as well. For instance, if bank xyz all of a sudden offered a money market with a 4.15% rate, I bet the FW users would flock to it.

not really


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 9:38a

bhupeshm said:Is there a $25 sign up bonus or that's been dead for a while?

yes ING still have the $25 sign up bonus


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 9:47a

I noticed that there's a way of linking Ing to emigrant for deposits- how about when initially opening the Emigrant account? Will it go through if I use ING's routing #'s, even though they say it must be a "personal checking" account?


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 9:58a

Latke said:I noticed that there's a way of linking Ing to emigrant for deposits- how about when initially opening the Emigrant account? Will it go through if I use ING's routing #'s, even though they say it must be a "personal checking" account?

That works just fine.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 10:02a

I need ING's routing number, though- it's probably in the thread, but cant find it


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 10:08a

They may be adding customers but their deposits are probably dropping. How many FW people have an account with one dollar in it because they moved everything to ED? That distorts the numbers.

Total funds entrusted are up 20.9% first half 2005.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 10:11a

I am using ING as my bill pay account via Yahoo. Can ED do this too? If so I will close ING completely.

I do feel ING's website is better than ED. Seems more secure.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 10:33a

DaloSony said:bhupeshm said:Is there a $25 sign up bonus or that's been dead for a while?

yes ING still have the $25 sign up bonus


I meant does ED have a referral bonus offer...


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 10:35a




where is the link

bhupeshm said:DaloSony said:bhupeshm said:Is there a $25 sign up bonus or that's been dead for a while?

yes ING still have the $25 sign up bonus


I meant does ED have a referral bonus offer...


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 10:40a

matt1 said:They may be adding customers but their deposits are probably dropping. How many FW people have an account with one dollar in it because they moved everything to ED? That distorts the numbers.

Total funds entrusted are up 20.9% first half 2005.

ING does offer other services. But 0.1% raise is well insulting. I already opened an account at ED and will move much of my money over there. But I am more comfortable with the ING set up. So I will probably keep both since there is no minimum. I don't think ED offers custodial account, cd, IRA or mutual funds.

ED does not have referral bonus.


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 10:54a

Does ED offer joint accounts for minors?


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   posted: Sep. 23, 2005 @ 10:54a

I would think that ING has lost a trememdous amoutn of business to ED and others as well.

Rob


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