I looked at the list for my state and only a few institutions were listed. I know my current credit union offers "second chance" checking which I've always assumed was designed for people who might be in chex. Is it possible to create a DB like CP rather than the pdf?
adding additional institutions
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hegemony
, Feb 02 2008 08:32 PM
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Posted 02 February 2008 - 08:32 PM
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Posted 02 February 2008 - 08:46 PM
We've considered that, and may do it if our IPS tech has time to set it up. It would work exactly like creditpulls.
mca's list is one she researched herself, and she maintains it carefully, checking to be sure the info in it is accurate. So there would be a difference - a database similar to CP would be based on user input, rather than research.
mca's list is one she researched herself, and she maintains it carefully, checking to be sure the info in it is accurate. So there would be a difference - a database similar to CP would be based on user input, rather than research.
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Posted 02 February 2008 - 09:42 PM
The mail reason I am not listing my list here is because the work to keep up with the changes are too difficult. My list changes almost daily, depending on the state. I am trying to find the easiest way for me to post and maintain a list that I can make public.
Most everyone has PDF.. PDF is free ..that is why I put them in that format.
Most everyone has PDF.. PDF is free ..that is why I put them in that format.
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Posted 02 February 2008 - 09:43 PM
No problem. I know MCA has worked hard to create the lists. Maybe a thread where people can post potential additions?We've considered that, and may do it if our IPS tech has time to set it up. It would work exactly like creditpulls.
mca's list is one she researched herself, and she maintains it carefully, checking to be sure the info in it is accurate. So there would be a difference - a database similar to CP would be based on user input, rather than research.
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