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Emigrant Direct Saga and Found Cash

My Wachovia checking account received the two small verification deposits from Emigrant Direct, which was the next step in opening my account with that bank.

Unfortunately, when I originally signed up, I used an email address I no longer used. After reactivating that mailbox, I called Emigrant Direct's customer service to have them resend a required email message.

It only took a couple of minutes on hold before speaking to someone. When I had the CSR on the phone, she helpfully resent the message. I received it less than a minute later and continued the process.

Now I must wait for a letter containing my account information to arrive via snail mail. This is pretty close to the process I went through when originally opening my ING Direct account.

In other news, I received my state tax refund ($150 or so) via electronic funds transfer today and surplus from my latest student loan ($2,200) yesterday. In a few weeks I should receive about $200 from Upromise. I plan to use the "extra" cash to pay down my student loan with the highest interest rate and take care of my auto insurance deposit.

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