Ing Bank Internet

Hello friends, I have an account in ING VYSYA bank. I apply for the internet Banking. They send the pin number but it is not working. Can any one give me a suggestion.

Call the Customer Service Department at 1-800-425-9900 from BSL/MTNL phones or +91 (1800) 425-9900 from anywhere else.

Good luck with this!

2008-04-07 05:10:53 by Abhilash B

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how do banks like wells fargo, WaMu, BOA benefit from allowing Internet banks like ING to link their Accounts to them?

Banks like to have customers, money - the more they have the better they look.

As for the $ question - banks make money by having you affiliate with their institution. If I open an acct (online or not) with, lets say, BofA and down the road I need a Mortgage - who are going to be the first people I turn to? The people at the bank(s) where my accounts are.

This is the same theory behind free checking - sure, they make some money on overdraft fees, but the money is in establishing a client who can profit the bank down the road.

Hope this helps!

2006-07-27 17:24:51 by pankitp

Price: $14.95

I love ING. Very easy to start. Quick transfers into and out of my account. Very flexible in that you can set an automatic transfer for easy savings, you can tell it when you want the transfer...doesn't have to be done right then.

Rates are excellent, online statements and best of all, if you refer a friend, you get $10 put in your account and your friend gets $25.00. (these deposits are listed as interest.)

Let me know if you want to open an account=:)

2008-02-08 03:37:28 by KnowledgeSeeker

Price: $27.95

I'm a little skeptical about putting my money into an internet bank with ING. I know they are a reputable company but wanted to hear what some of you think if you have tried using their services

I used to work for ING Direct 3 years ago and I still have their interest bearing checking account and their savings account. I can say that even though I quit working for them, they are a reputable bank and have been around in the U.S. for almost 10 years. Their parent Company ING Group is from the Netherlands and they have been around even longer.

I only have good things to say about them and I can vouch for them as far as doing the best for their customers. The interest rates they pay on their checking and savings accounts are competitive and are way better than what a bank like BofA, Wells Fargo, or any other traditional brick and mortar bank would pay you in interest for those types of accounts.

If you want to compare ING Direct with other banks, I recommend that you go to www.bankrate.com . I use that website for various types of banking information such as bank accounts, mortgages, credit cards, etc., and they have a bunch of useful financial calculators you can use.

The only other thing that I'll tell you is if you have an account at a "regular" bank, you are missing out on a lot more interest you could be earning at an internet bank. Once you have your internet bank accounts, you will never go back to using your "regular bank accounts". At least, that's what happened to me :)

Anyway, good luck.

2008-11-03 21:55:25 by Johnny D

I signed up for ING Direct's online savings account. I had to "link" my local checking account to the ING saving's account. Is there a way where I can have an ING saving's account without having to "link" it to an outside checking account? I want to have a pure internet-based bank, preferably ING Direct. Is this possible?

I believe it is possible you can open an Electric Orange Account which is ING's checking account. So that way you can transfer money back and forth. Remember you are limited to 6 withdrawals per month on the savings and the electric orange checking account does not give you checks but you would have to have them print checks for you. But I would double check with them to see if thats possible.

2007-04-14 12:07:29 by thinkingman85