>>Higher fees to compensate Really? My bank was charging me $40/month just to have the service active to use it for occasional payments. I did not even reali

>>Higher fees to compensate Really? My bank was charging me $40/month just to have the service active to use it for occasional payments. I did not even realize that using it once "subscribed" me to the service, and fortunately was able to have months of bogus fees reversed. Plus, it was not even actually all that convenient. Just skim the report. It id damning. One thing I learned a long time ago: Never mistake a bank (or banker) for a friend, no matter how much they try to market their "friendliness". They may sometimes be necessary or even useful, but they are never your friend when it comes down to it.