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Conference 7.286::dcu

Title:DCU
Notice:1996 BoD Election results in 1004
Moderator:CPEEDY::BRADLEY
Created:Sat Feb 07 1987
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1041
Total number of notes:18759

966.0. "http://www.sfnb.com " by SNAX::PIERPONT () Tue Jan 09 1996 11:08

    Infosecurity News Jan/Feb 1996 Page 10 Internet Commerce
    
    "Security First Network Bank of Atlanta, Ga. went on line in October..'
    
     Most all work done thru the Web. Check out www.sfnb.com with rates
    and fees available at http://www.sfnb.com/prod_serv.html.
    
    Interesting concept. Is the DCU moving in this direction, too?
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966.1DCU online?ZEKE::BEIKMANdtn: 381-0041 office: zko2-3/O01Tue Jan 16 1996 13:0412
    I bought a copy of Quicken recently.  With the kit there is
    a list of about a dozen or more institutions which are offering
    online banking services.  All of these services offer 1-800
    numbers.
    
    I don't know about sending my data over the Internet, but a local 
    number into a bank would sure get my attention.
            
    Actually, how much trouble would it be to write an interface
    for the "DEC Easy Touch" system?   Hummm.
    
    /sb
966.2It's on the wayDREGS::BLICKSTEINGeneral MIDITue Jan 16 1996 13:3422
>    I bought a copy of Quicken recently.  With the kit there is
>    a list of about a dozen or more institutions which are offering
>    online banking services.  All of these services offer 1-800
>    numbers.
    
>    I don't know about sending my data over the Internet, but a local 
>    number into a bank would sure get my attention.
            
>    Actually, how much trouble would it be to write an interface
>    for the "DEC Easy Touch" system?   Hummm.
    
    Steve,
    
    DCU is field testing something that is almost exactly "an interface for
    the DCU Easy Touch system" where you dial-in via an 800 number.
    
    It's called PC Branch and its been discussed to some extent in here.
    
    I believe they intend to make it available in early 1996, I've
    even heard February mentioned as the start date.
    
    	db