On Thu, Jul 28, 2022 at 06:10 PM, T. Civitello wrote: Citi bank is now forcing me to the system where the bills go directly to the bank. My bills come to me by mail and that is the way I want it to

I've placed QRead on numerous computers over the years. When I try to pay for it a second time, I get a message stating that I've already paid for it. It will handle books with 2000 pages or more very

Citi bank is now forcing me to the system where the bills go directly to the bank. My bills come to me by mail and that is the way I want it to remain. Tom From: Brian Vogel Sent: Thursday, July 28,

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I find it very convenient to set up as many of my bills for auto pay as I can on the condition that I be notified of the bill in advance of when it is paid. If they won't notify me in advance then I

On Thu, Jul 28, 2022 at 05:31 PM, T. Civitello wrote: Now the bills will go directly to your bank and they will send payment to the payee and you are cut out of the loop till the end of the month when

Yeah, I read their accessibility statement and was impressed, I am thinking of going with them for my new bank. I noticed that TD Bank has an arrangement with Aira such that Aira assistance is free

Hi, Tom. No. Bank of America does not use this system yet, and I hope they don't start. If I wanted recurring payments, I would have signed up for that. Bill White billwhite92701@...

One of my banking accounts is with Capital One; which is accessible using Jaws. The bank makes a point of advertising this. PayPal is a fine vehicle which can be used to pay friends and family for

No, I use Chase and you can still manually enter the bills you want to pay and you can set the date you want them paid. I wouldn't mind an automated set up like your bank is doing but I would want a

The TI" stands for Texas Instruments; and it's, not surprisingly, a financial calculator produced by them available from many places including Amazon. As for use by JAWS, I doubt that there would be

As I originally started this thread I thought I would try one more question: My bank switched how they pay your bill. They used to have a list of your payees, you clicked on the payee you wanted to

I get an email from my bank every day with a summary of all of the previous day's transactions so I don't have to wait until I get a statement to become aware of fraudulent transactions. Gene...

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If I was much younger than I am now I'd want one too, back then I still had vision and had an HP82G programmable graphing calculator. That thing was more like a handheld computer in a calculator

Before the first agent transferred me to the fraud department they first closed my debit card and ordered me a new one for which I was charged $5, then they gave me the direct number to the fraud

Gene, I believe that the American Printing House for the Blind sells the TI-84 modified scientific calculator. I have always wanted to own one, but am currently waiting for my rich uncle to die in

It sounds like a handheld or desktop calculator. I didn't look too far into it but I would bet that it probably doesn't talk, however there is a talking version of their TI-84 scientific calculator. I

I wonder if you first called the number Chase assigns for reporting fraud. Also, they have a dedicated email address for reporting fraud, which is how I would have gone about it. An additional