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#1 markber

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Posted 30 August 2005 - 07:10 AM

If you are disappointed (like the guy below) by low rates of your savings account...

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Below are instructions how to get and submit Citibank online feedback form about its e-Savings account.


Why do you want to send feedback to Citibank and complain about the rate of its e-Savings account? If Citibank increases its rate, other banks, which compete on the market of high-yield savings accounts, may increase their rates too. So you may get a higher rate from your bank even if you do not have a Citibank account.

Is the rate of e-Savings (3.25% as of 08/22/05) really bad? Well, it is better than rates of similar products in many US banks. But there are 38 banks that offer rates of savings and money market accounts above the rate of Citibank e-savings account. So if you are aware about them, why would you open a Citibank e-savings account with a lower rate?


Instruction how to get and fill the form.

1) Go the webpage with e-Savings offer and close it. In several seconds, you will get a Citibank pop-up with the feedback form.

2) If you do not see red "Submit" button at the bottom of the form, highlight a piece of text on the form and hit "Enter" button on your keyboard to submit filled form to Citibank.



#2 mnl8844

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Posted 13 September 2005 - 09:09 PM

the link doesn't work. it keeps closing the browser.



#3 markber

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Posted 13 September 2005 - 10:46 PM

QUOTE(mnl8844 @ Sep 13 2005, 02:09 PM)
the link doesn't work. it keeps closing the browser.
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Oops, my fault. I thought I updated the link but I actually did not. It should work now.



#4 vivyip

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Posted 29 March 2006 - 12:29 PM

Their rate is FINALLY up to 4.50%

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