Saturday, January 14, 2012

Email seemed promising

After a couple cups of coffee this morning and a check on the local weather, I decided to check my email.  This is a regular thing for me, because working at a home office you do the work when the work arrives, not by schedule.  When I heard the familiar ding say "you've got mail", I began at the top deleting all the junk mail.  It amazes me the amount of junk mail I get.  Anyway, out of no where my bank's name pops up in an email.

To say I was surprised is an understatement; correspondence's are rare from the new company.

The emails merely stated that I needed to login to my secure online banking and check messages.  I have sent so many messages to this disorganized company, that the messages could have been about anything.  I was really hoping it was news that the monster mortgage was fixed and running smoothly.

Sometimes hoping isn't enough.

The response was only confirming what I already know - the system is broken and draws from equity lines cannot be made online.  This does me no good, 48 hours later +, I have already by-passed the system and moved funds myself. 

One glimmer of hope was left for me - "we are working on the problem"

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