SweetCash said:I tried to link this DIME MMA account from my Treasury Direct account, as a checking account, and I received the following message from Treasury Direct:

"In an attempt to verify your bank information DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMSB, Account Number *********, we received a notice from your financial institution indicating there may be a problem with the data you submitted."

Did anybody else experience this? bksavings, you said you linked it successfully from a Citibank account.I linked it at Citibank as a "Money Market" account, and at E*Trade and USAA as a "Savings Account"

jackiechiles said:SweetCash said:I tried to link this DIME MMA account from my Treasury Direct account, as a checking account, and I received the following message from Treasury Direct:

"In an attempt to verify your bank information DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMSB, Account Number *********, we received a notice from your financial institution indicating there may be a problem with the data you submitted."

Did anybody else experience this? bksavings, you said you linked it successfully from a Citibank account.Be sure to use the account number from the webpage, which will have a leading zero. The number on the signature card they mailed you won't work.
I tried to link this account from the Treasury Direct side (using the account number that starts with 0) both as a checking and as a savings account, without success. Each time I got an error message from the TD saying there is a problem on DIME's side. As a result, I called DIME and they said the only way I can deposit money is via a check or via ACH from the same account that was used for the initial deposit.

Just got my first statement and it shows a rate of 2.7%. I called dime who informed me that the 6% isn't credited until after the 90 days. Is this correct? has anyone received the 6% interest credited right away?

nymgiants said:Just got my first statement and it shows a rate of 2.7%. I called dime who informed me that the 6% isn't credited until after the 90 days. Is this correct? has anyone received the 6% interest credited right away?Was your account was opened a little after the middle of the month? They might be calculating your earned interest incorrectly, averaging the interest earned across the whole of the month vs. your average account balance for only a portion of the month.

nymgiants said:mbaker4096 said:nymgiants said:Just got my first statement and it shows a rate of 2.7%. I called dime who informed me that the 6% isn't credited until after the 90 days. Is this correct? has anyone received the 6% interest credited right away?Was your account was opened a little after the middle of the month? They might be calculating your earned interest incorrectly, averaging the interest earned across the whole of the month vs. your average account balance for only a portion of the month.

it was opened on the 14th. I sent an email to see what answer I get. if I don't hear back within a day or two I will call them again

got an email stating the rate online is what it would be after promo but i was credited the correct amount. However, I sent back an email showing them that based on the 6% apy I should have received more interest than I was creditted, I got a second email with an apology and they are crediting my account today with the correct interest.

mapen said:SweetCash said:I tried to link this account from the Treasury Direct side (using the account number that starts with 0) both as a checking and as a savings account, without success. Each time I got an error message from the TD saying there is a problem on DIME's side. As a result, I called DIME and they said the only way I can deposit money is via a check or via ACH from the same account that was used for the initial deposit.I was able to successfully link my TD account with Dime for a small test withdrawal pulling from Dime to TD. I used the account number starting with 0 and specified it as a checking account.

It seems you were trying to put money IN to Dime. You think that makes a difference?
I'm not sure I see why it would make a difference. When you try to link an external account in TD, it doesn't ask you if you want to make a pull or a push, just the account number, routing and account type. I tried several combinations, then I gave up since each time I got an error email from TD that that there was a problem when they tried to link it. Each time I also got a notification via snail mail from DIME that there was an unsuccessful linking attempt.

I also had the same problem with my account showing 2.470% rate online. The interest rate disclosure they sent says 5.830 (6.0 APY). I called and was told that the 6% is credited after 90 days! ?!?!

the 3month limit would have run out for many who opened back in april/may....

was it easy to ACH out of dime? (to popular online savings banks, ED,ING,HSBC,Citi)

hard pull or soft pull to open this account?

redindian said:the 3month limit would have run out for many who opened back in april/may....

was it easy to ACH out of dime? (to popular online savings banks, ED,ING,HSBC,Citi)

I was told by a CSR when I opened the account no ACH out. I was happy to write a check from the Dime account for a CD at a credit union last Friday. Still earning 6% in both accounts 5 days later. I love those 3 day weekends.