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Posted by
vinh (
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Fri, Jan 4, 13 at 18:14
| does anyone have experience banking with discover bank? how are they? |
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| I had a Discover card for years, never any issues or problems. Discover is not as commonly accepted as Visa or Mastercard, you may find less retailers will accept it. I recently paid off my Discover card and I'm looking to pay down all my other credit cards (four of them).I guess you can call me a credit-holic. |
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| thanks for the info jannie, but i was referring to the online bank through discover, not the credit card itself. |
RE: discover bank
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Discover Bank has some great rates, but I have not tried them yet.
I guess I am too used to my local bank, even with its low rates. |
RE: discover bank
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| Since they are FDIC insured, I don't think you need to worry. Just remember it takes a few days to transfer money in and out. I have an on-line savings acct at ING, soon to become Capital One, and it lets you set up the info for your local checking/savings accts so that making transfers just takes a few clicks. Simple and easy! |
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| I don't understand the logic in banking like that or using a bank you have never even heard of. I am sticking with local banks. If there is a problem I want to be able to go in, talk to a human and look them in the eye. It's our life savings we are talking about. |
RE: discover bank
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| I like sticking my local credit union to do my banking. I do use a Discover credit card and have not had any problems with them. I do pay my balance off every month though. |
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| Mich I use a CU for my savings and their CC and pay it off every month. It is so easy charging every thing over $15. My checking is with a local bank that I have used for years. |
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