Frequently Asked Questions about...
Statement Express (e-Statements)
1. What is an e-Statement?
An e-Statement is an electronic version of your paper statement
via our secure website. The statement looks just like the one you
receive in the mail but instead of paper, your statement will be
available inside QuickTeller Online to review and print.
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2. Are e-Statements safe?
Absolutely! In fact, your e-Statement may even be safer than
a paper copy because there is less chance of it being stolen
or lost in the mail! e-Statements will never be emailed to you.
Instead, they require your secure QuickTeller Online login.
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3. Is there a fee to use e-Statements?
There is no fee for using e-Statements.
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4. Why would I want an e-Statement?
When you sign up for e-Statements, you'll enjoy safety,
timeliness and convenience.
- e-Statements are more secure than paper
statements, because you reduce the risks of your statements
being lost or stolen in the mail.
- You'll
receive your statement faster — with
no more waiting for the mail to arrive.
- You'll
eliminate the storage hassles of traditional paper statements.
You can choose to print your statement or just save a copy on
your PC.
- You will continue to receive
our Financial Beat newsletter and other important announcements
in electronic form.
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5. How do I enroll for e-Statements?
To enroll for e-Statements log into QuickTeller Online and follow
the three steps below:
- Click on 'Self Service' from
the top menu.
- Click on 'NEW e-Statements' under Additional Services.
- Select the member number for which you want e-Statements.
- You will be prompted to enter an email address
where you would like your email notice to be delivered. Please
note: It is recommended that you use a personal email address
and not a work email.
If you can view multiple family member accounts
within QuickTeller Online, you will need to enroll for each individually.
Just select each account from the drop down box when prompted.
The e-Statements Service requires a new window to open in order
to display the enrollment application and to access your statements.
To continue with enrollment, your browser window must ALLOW pop-ups.
If you have your pop-up blocker enabled, you must add https://www.netit.financial-net.com/bcefcu/ to your pop-up blocker's list of allowed sites.
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6. Do I have to be a registered QuickTeller Online User to enroll
for e-Statements?
Yes, for your security e-Statements are located inside QuickTeller
Online. Click
here to enroll for QuickTeller On-Line which is
available to Credit Union checking account holders.
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7. Can I sign up for e-Statements if I am the joint owner on
an account?
Yes. If you are a joint owner on an account and can view the
history in QuickTeller Online you can sign up for e-Statements
for that account. Please note: If both account owners are registered
QuickTeller Online users, both QuickTeller Online owners can
access the e-Statement. However, only one owner will be notified
via email when the e-Statement is ready.
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8. I know my password and can login to QuickTeller Online but
I still can not see the e-Statements site.
Make sure your pop-up Blocker is turned off for the e-Statements
site or add https://www.netit.financial-net.com/bcefcu/ to your
list of allowed sites.
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9. How will I know when my e-Statement is ready?
Once signed up, you will receive an e-mail notifying you when
your statement is ready. Simply log on to QuickTeller Online
and click on the Self Service tab and select e-Statements tab.
To ensure receipt of your e-mail notice, make sure you keep your
e-mail address current within E-Statements as well as the email
address in QuickTeller Online. Your email address can be easily
updated in the "Profile" section of e-Statements.
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10. How long is an e-Statement available online?
e-Statements begin with the first month you are enrolled. One
statement is produced for each month thereafter. After the seventh
month, the oldest statement is automatically deleted, allowing
you to review your last six months of statements online.
If you
only receive quarterly statements you will only see a maximum of
two statements. Each quarterly statement covers a 3 month period
of time.
Once a member is enrolled for e-Statements, they
will no longer receive a paper statement.
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11. When are e-Statements produced?
By the 3rd business day of each month you will receive an e-mail
from us notifying you that your e-Statement is ready. e-Statement
users will be receiving their monthly statement approximately
five days faster than paper statement members. Quarterly statements
also enjoy this faster delivery time.
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12. Can I save my e-Statement?
Yes. To save a copy of your electronic statement, click on the 'Printable
Version' button while viewing your e-Statement. When your
document is loaded, using your Browser, choose "File" then
"Save As" then give a meaningful filename and specify
where you want the document saved to on your computer or disk.
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13. Who should I contact if I can't access my e-Statement?
If you cannot access your e-Statement or you forgot your QuickTeller
Online password, you can contact our Member Service Department
by email through QuickTeller Online or by calling 410-828-4730
or 800-234-4730 Monday - Friday between 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM & Saturdays
9 -12.
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14. What if there is a problem with my account?
Our Member Service Representatives are available to answer any
of your questions.
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15. What if I change my mind and want to go back to paper statements?
If you wish to go back to paper statements all you have to do is
click on the Profile Tab inside e-Statements. Then under the User
Information page, click on the 'Initiate De-enrollment' link.
Before processing your de-enrollment, the system will prompt you
to be sure you want to de-enroll.
Immediately upon de-enrollment, you will no longer have access
to the system. However, if you should change your mind, a Member
Service Representative may reactivate your e-Statement account
and you may regain your online access.
FAQ revised 8/28/09
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