When will Mobile Banking for SunTrust support adult phone...

jnuttall · ‎10-30-2007

When will Mobile Banking for SunTrust support adult phones like Tilt, Blackjack, Synch, iPhone... you know, your customers that spend the most money with you? All my teenagers phones are supported... gee thanks, that's useful. It's been 7 months. This is rediculous.

wilcre · ‎06-01-2004

jnuttall wrote:
When will Mobile Banking for SunTrust support adult phones like Tilt, Blackjack, Synch, iPhone... you know, your customers that spend the most money with you? All my teenagers phones are supported... gee thanks, that's useful. It's been 7 months. This is rediculous.

Please check with your bank again, i did a 30 second Google.com search and found this link HERE for you.

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Blue4Life · ‎08-25-2003

Your guess is as good as any one elses here, considering that this is a customer-based forum. Have you checked with Suntrust?

jnuttall · ‎10-30-2007

>> Please check with your bank again

Your list proves my point. No Tilt, no Blackjack, no Blackjack II, no Synch, no Motorola Q, no Pantech Duo, no iPhone. In other words, the theme is that they haven't bothered to implementing on Windows Mobile or iPhone. That's a pretty huge chunk of high paying, loyal customers to leave out in the cold. Those should have been the first phones implemented, not the last.

wilcre · ‎06-01-2004

jnuttall wrote:
>> Please check with your bank again
Your list proves my point. No Tilt, no Blackjack, no Blackjack II, no Synch, no Motorola Q, no Pantech Duo, no iPhone. In other words, the theme is that they haven't bothered to implementing on Windows Mobile or iPhone. That's a pretty huge chunk of high paying, loyal customers to leave out in the cold. Those should have been the first phones implemented, not the last.

And that is why the bank states they they are updating as they can, it is up to them not AT&T.

AT&T's return policy has changed effective 10/07/12. You have 14 days to return the device & cxl without a ETF. Policy info HERE.

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Blue4Life · ‎08-25-2003

The application doesn't even support my bank, but that's OK with me because at least Bank of America provides a mobile site. If Suntrust and other banks did that, there wouldn't even be a need for a separate banking application.

And even if a bank didn't have a mobile site, many of the higher end phones do have the ability to view the bank's full web sites with the built-in browser. You may want to also check out Opera Mini, which does a much better job of formatting full web pages to fit the mobile screen.

tszefr · ‎12-09-2005

Sorry I have to agree with the priority order YOUR bank has put on it.

Your list proves my point. No Tilt, no Blackjack, no Blackjack II, no Synch, no Motorola Q, no Pantech Duo, no iPhone. In other words, the theme is that they haven't bothered to implementing on Windows Mobile or iPhone. That's a pretty huge chunk of high paying, loyal customers to leave out in the cold.

First of all, there are many of us who will not even consider buying any phone that runs any windoze. "Sorry honey, I could not answer. Of course AT&T has full bars where I was, but my so-called smart phone had a blue screen of death!"

Another possibility is that maybe, just maybe, it is as difficult to get things to work right in a windoze phone's browser as it is to get things to work right in internet exploiter browser? Now you see how some of us feel when a site is made for micro$oft browsers with no regard to standards compliance.

Checking now my bank site, using W810i: Looks and works OK. USAA FSB. No way did I even consider trying to use phone wap browser. MIDP2 Opera Mini is the tool for this job. Can those windoze phones run Opera? If so, load and go because your bank's job is done.

wilcre · ‎06-01-2004

tszefr wrote:

     Your list proves my point. No Tilt, no Blackjack, no Blackjack II, no Synch, no Motorola Q, no Pantech Duo, no iPhone. In other words, the theme is that they haven't bothered to implementing on Windows Mobile or iPhone. That's a pretty huge chunk of high paying, loyal customers to leave out in the cold.
          Sorry I have to agree with the priority order YOUR bank has put on it.
     First of all, there are many of us who will not even consider buying any phone that runs any windoze.   "Sorry honey, I could not answer. Of course AT&T has full bars where I was, but my so-called smart phone had a blue screen of death!"
     Another possibility is that maybe, just maybe, it is as difficult to get things to work right in a windoze phone's browser as it is to get things to work right in internet exploiter browser?    Now you see how some of us feel when a site is made for micro$oft browsers with no regard to standards compliance.
     Checking now my bank site, using W810i: Looks and works OK. USAA FSB. No way did I even consider trying to use phone wap browser. MIDP2 Opera Mini is the tool for this job. Can those windoze phones run Opera? If so, load and go because your bank's job is done.

Try and point your WAP browser to one of these addesses.

AT&T's return policy has changed effective 10/07/12. You have 14 days to return the device & cxl without a ETF. Policy info HERE.

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When the going gets rough, hide in a pillow fort and pretend you don't exist.

tszefr · ‎12-09-2005

wilcre wrote:
Try and point your WAP browser to one of these addesses.
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.1.11355-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.1.11355-advanced-int.jad

Yes there you have the Java way. But is windoze mobile capable of running Java?

If not, Opera Mobile works on Symbian and Windows Mobile Smartphones.

Opera Mobile costs $24 to purchase, following a free trial period.

It's normal I say. If you insist on using windoze, breaking out your wallet is what you do again and again and again. No different here, right?

Back to the bank, I did go try my bank site in stock S/E wap browser. Mighty fine. After seeing it work fine in wap browser, I thought I would try a entry-level "adult" phone. Yes works on N6030b (Cingular version of course).

This really is more about what supplier (bank) does than anything to do with AT&T. My bank is serious about enabling mobile banking.

wilcre · ‎06-01-2004

tszefr wrote:

wilcre wrote:
Try and point your WAP browser to one of these addesses.
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.1.11355-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.1.11355-advanced-int.jad
     Yes there you have the Java way. But is windoze mobile capable of running Java? If not, Opera Mobile works on Symbian and Windows Mobile Smartphones. Opera Mobile costs $24 to purchase, following a free trial period.
     It's normal I say. If you insist on using windoze, breaking out your wallet is what you do again and again and again. No different here, right?
     Back to the bank, I did go try my bank site in stock S/E wap browser. Mighty fine. After seeing it work fine in wap browser, I thought I would try a entry-level "adult" phone. Yes works on N6030b (Cingular version of course).
     This really is more about what supplier (bank) does than anything to do with AT&T. My bank is serious about enabling mobile banking.

All versions can be found here http://www.operamini.com/download/

AT&T's return policy has changed effective 10/07/12. You have 14 days to return the device & cxl without a ETF. Policy info HERE.

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Blue4Life · ‎08-25-2003

Java is supported on several Windows Mobile devices.

shenanigans · ‎03-04-2008

Java, Flash, and myriads of third party programs are supported on Windows Mobile devices.

And I've never seen a Windows Mobile phone BSoD.

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Blue4Life · ‎08-25-2003

shenanigans wrote:
Java, Flash, and myriads of third party programs are supported on Windows Mobile devices.

And I've never seen a Windows Mobile phone BSoD.

It's amazing what people assume when they've never owned one.

josephz2va · ‎08-10-2008

Noting that not every site will make HTML Mobile compatible, banking will probably stay that way for a while not thinking of the iPhone and similar less featured mobiles.

Another alternative is two sites which provide mobile HTML banking for under $10 monthly
Http://www.quickenonline.intuit.com
Http://www.yodlee.com

Message Edited by josephz2va on 08-21-2008 04:48:11 AM

Blue4Life · ‎08-25-2003

Most higher-end phones support full HTML sites with the built-in browser. Opera Mini is an excellent third-party browser that does a great job of allowing users with "capable" and "less-capable" phones to view full HTML sites and is available as a free java application that runs on most phones.