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Their rates have been attractive. I'm definitely not sold
on the security of a site that offer a single login layer
when I count 6 HTML mistakes on that same page. If I had greater
access to my money (ATM) and was convinced they were working
to increase the security of their, I might be a bit more enthusaed
with Apple. Without that great rate history they would be
a low 2- high 1. From the offline and online marketing I have
seen from Apple, they try to be the Target Department Store
of banks. They are selling the same toaster as everybody else,
but their ads and store look prettier than others. If they
build a secure functional site, they will be a strong player
in this sector.
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Slightly above average. As of the last 2 years,
they have been leaning towards the higher end. |
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Very standard. Email and phone support. |
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Pretty old school. Most of the programming I can
see is probably done by book taught team. I would like to see
more layers of authentication. On their basic site, I see a
number of plain HTML mistakes which doesn't sit well with me.
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Pros: Your standard tie to a checking or savings account
system. No minimum balance.
Cons: No ATM access. No check writing. I suspect very limited
security measures are taken from what I have seen. Their basic
marketing web site has some many bugs with a standard browser.
Some as easy as that makes me not confident at all with this
instituition.
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Funding
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Ties to your Checking or savings account. |
Setup Process
 
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Online and Mail |
FDIC Insured
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Yes |
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Bank's Main URL
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http://www.theapplebank.com |
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Online Account URL
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http://www.theapplebank.com/grandyielddirect/ |
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Email Form
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http://www.theapplebank.com/html/index-5.html |
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Phone
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1 (800) 588-5871 |
