@myjourney wrote:
@Ghoshida wrote:
@myjourney wrote:Ok I'll ask since no one has because I want to know why its so top secret Lol
Do tell pls
What lender is this?
I get surveys from Amex and someone else too IIRC Barclay and I've never signed a confidentiality agreement Lol
I did sign a confi agreement
Also it's in the spirit.
I'll say this though, it most likely would be an EX pull
Lol
Guess is correct, because I used to get emailed surveys all the time. 
@Kenny wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Kenny wrote:
Yeah, goes against the spirit of the survey to disclose who it is.
I know I'm doing a banking product test now, and I'm forbidden to speak of it, the bank, and how the product works...etc.
But, if you have a somewhat anonymous username (not tied to your name or your e-mail) then I don't see how it can hurt you. The idea of the card sounds super interesting, though.Sounds like it goes against more than the spirit if a confidentiality agreement was signed.
Well, yes. Of course.
Come on, throw us the flavor of the product 
@Ghoshida wrote:Do you get invites to participate in CC surveys?
I recently got one (can't say which bank, but it's not difficult to guess) where the bank's thinking of bringing in a new line of no-AF card.
Salient features if it indeed launches:
(a) 5% off groceries, capped at some amount like 5k / year
(b) 5% off dining, capped at a similar annual level
(c) 2% on something else such as gas / drugstore etc
(d) 1% everything else
Seems like they took the idea that US Bank left behind on their Cash+ and made it straightforward. I'd be looking forward to this card if and when it comes out.
The last time I saw such a survey was by Citibank, right before they came up with DC. The questions were about a simplified cashback card, and I beieve they were testing waters for DC; the features were remarkably similar
This would be a great card if it indeed it is launched 
I recently got a survey request from BofA asking would I like them to give SP CLIs and not do any HPs.
@Ghoshida wrote:
@Kenny wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Kenny wrote:
Yeah, goes against the spirit of the survey to disclose who it is.
I know I'm doing a banking product test now, and I'm forbidden to speak of it, the bank, and how the product works...etc.
But, if you have a somewhat anonymous username (not tied to your name or your e-mail) then I don't see how it can hurt you. The idea of the card sounds super interesting, though.Sounds like it goes against more than the spirit if a confidentiality agreement was signed.
Well, yes. Of course.
Come on, throw us the flavor of the product
It's actually very boring. A checking account with a monthly fee no matter what. They're paying to open the account then I have to do things with the debit card. I have no clue what it is at this moment. It's a very slow product test, even though they said things would move along quickly. I guess it's not my definition of quickly.
