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> Im not sure why people would pay for that, other than not knowing they dont have to. That's an odd thing to say. For those of us that aren't Capital One cust
by dangrossman 13y ago
> Im not sure why people would pay for that, other than not knowing they dont have to.
That's an odd thing to say. For those of us that aren't Capital One customers, we do have to pay, because the Capital One service you use is not available to us. It's not some web service like PayPal we can sign up for on a whim either; opening a 360 account with Capital One requires an application, a credit check, an existing checking account with another bank, etc.
- prplhaz4 13y agoat rentsent, we've been using Dwolla as an abstraction layer for bank accounts - it's not fast, but it is pretty cheap, and a lot easier than having to remember someone else's bank account number