Dude, hooketh me upeth, yo(eth)

I use deposit@home - have used it for years - such a great service. I'm really excited for deposit@mobile. And to everyone saying that this is a ready for fraud, you don't get USAA. It's not open to general fools. It's something where you must qualify for membership by being in the military (or having served), or being the child or grand child of an officer (current or retired). They have a big thing about trusting their members, and members entrust them in return with quite a bit. They're also structured so that the members own the company, and get a check back when they make a profit (it's called a reciprocal insurer. It's like a mutual insurer, but instead of the policyholders owning the insurer, a reciprocal is where the policyholders own the insurer and insure each other - it's 100% based on strong trust)

USAA has the highest customer satisfaction ratings in JD Power literally every year JDP has done the study (but they give the award to Amica, who is the next highest scored, since USAA is a special case with a special member base, so JDP doesn't count it as the general winner), and the highest customer retention.

As a member, I honestly cannot picture using anyone else for my bank or insurance. I'd gladly pay more for either to use USAA. This app is just part of why - they trust me, they don't BS, and they get things done to make my life easier.

Does that mean it's BroIP or BoIP?

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I need this, man. Great idea for a giveaway.

Yo, hook it up, yo.

All your 55 card reading bases are belong to us

Each arm can lift 2 kg...is that supposed to be impressive? A hydraulic-powered arm can lift 4.4 pounds? Humans can do more than that, as can stand-alone robotic arms, so what's the big benefit by using this thing?

I don't get it.

I do, however, get the benefit of a "Number Johnny 5" (said in Ben Javeri's voice) cameo. Priceless.

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I was just looking at getting one of these. Werd