Well, I guess I won't be keeping my account at n.i.n after all. The
following from the FirstPay site is the reason:

2. Disclosure of the information
we collect is made by us, as
described in the "Information
Collection" Section above, to
companies that perform
marketing services for us or to
other financial institutions with
whom we have joint marketing
agreements.

Did someone mention that n.i.n would allow other payment options?

--
Homo sapiens is a goal, not a description

Might try an email to BOTH the following





"Larry Blanchard" wrote in message
...
| Well, I guess I won't be keeping my account at n.i.n after all. The
| following from the FirstPay site is the reason:
|
| 2. Disclosure of the information
| we collect is made by us, as
| described in the "Information
| Collection" Section above, to
| companies that perform
| marketing services for us or to
| other financial institutions with
| whom we have joint marketing
| agreements.
|
| Did someone mention that n.i.n would allow other payment options?
|
| --
| Homo sapiens is a goal, not a description

On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 16:24:42 -0800, Larry Blanchard wrote:
Well, I guess I won't be keeping my account at n.i.n after all. The
following from the FirstPay site is the reason:

2. Disclosure of the information
we collect is made by us, as
described in the "Information
Collection" Section above, to
companies that perform
marketing services for us or to
other financial institutions with
whom we have joint marketing
agreements.

Ah, that's not good.

Did someone mention that n.i.n would allow other payment options?

If that means what it looks like it means, I won't use FirstPay. I'll
email NIN and ask them, and will post any useful info here.

Dave

In article ,
says...
?

If that means what it looks like it means, I won't use FirstPay. I'll
email NIN and ask them, and will post any useful info here.

I've been meaning to do that, but haven't gotten to it. If you're going
to, I'll wait for the response you get. Thanks.

--
Homo sapiens is a goal, not a description

On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 16:41:15 -0800, Larry Blanchard wrote:
In article ,
says...
?

If that means what it looks like it means, I won't use FirstPay. I'll
email NIN and ask them, and will post any useful info here.

I've been meaning to do that, but haven't gotten to it. If you're going
to, I'll wait for the response you get. Thanks.

No response yet...

"Dave Hinz" wrote in message
...
| On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 16:41:15 -0800, Larry Blanchard
wrote:
| In article ,
| says...
| ?
|
| If that means what it looks like it means, I won't use FirstPay. I'll
| email NIN and ask them, and will post any useful info here.
|
| I've been meaning to do that, but haven't gotten to it. If you're going
| to, I'll wait for the response you get. Thanks.
|
| No response yet...

I emailed them much earlier. All I got back was, basically, instructions to
contact FirstPay ... who told me to contact NIN

Still no resolution a week+ out.

Not Me wrote:

"Dave Hinz" wrote in message
...
| On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 16:41:15 -0800, Larry Blanchard
wrote:
| In article ,
| says...
| ?
|
| If that means what it looks like it means, I won't use FirstPay. I'll
| email NIN and ask them, and will post any useful info here.
|
| I've been meaning to do that, but haven't gotten to it. If you're going
| to, I'll wait for the response you get. Thanks.
|
| No response yet...

I emailed them much earlier. All I got back was, basically, instructions to
contact FirstPay ... who told me to contact NIN

Still no resolution a week+ out.

I think they've made it clear...interaction will from this point on be
via the web site...what's there is what's there, what isn't, isn't (and
ain't gonna' be in all likelihood)....I suspect the e-mail address is
directed to /dev/nul.