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> Date: Mon, 8 Nov 2010 11:57:50 -0800<BR>> From: schoen@loyalty.org<BR>> To: rachel@xtreme.com<BR>> CC: board@lists.noisebridge.net; treasurer@noisebridge.net<BR>> Subject: Re: [Noisebridge-board] Noisebridge insurance renewal<BR>> <BR>> Rachel McConnell writes:<BR>> <BR>> > You can definitely use Wells Fargo's payment system to send them checks<BR>> > (I do this for all my bills). They can email when the check is mailed,<BR>> > and when the check is cashed, which can be helpful. Also the record of<BR>> > it is all in the same place with the other bank info. Also you don't<BR>> > need to buy stamps or remember to notice when you pass a mailbox. Yeah<BR>> > I'm a fan of this.<BR>> > <BR>> > Do you have access to the WF account yet? If so you should be able to<BR>> > set up an online account (this definitely goes by person and not by bank<BR>> > account). Or if you have other WF accounts and an online account, you<BR>> > can add the Noisebridge bank account to your online account. Sorry if<BR>> > this is all obvious already but from the message I wasn't quite sure.<BR>> <BR>> This sounds like a good approach. I don't have any access to our<BR>> account so maybe someone else can help get Kelly that access. :-)<BR><BR>
I paid MIF with checks back when I paid them, but it is totally OK to pay them with WFB online bill-pay.<BR>
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Kelly, you have online access -- David set it up for you when we went to WFB together. It should be easy for you to set up a payee for MIF Insurance, but if you have any questions, please ask.<BR>
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Best,<BR>
Mitch. (writing from Tokyo)<BR>
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