Average User Rating:2.5 star rating based on 2 reviews.
Redneck Bank
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623 E Street Snyder, OK 73566 888-210-1256 www.redneckbank.com  |
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Redneck Bank is the Internet Banking Division of Bank of the Wichitas which is based in Oklahoma
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Redneck Bank Lowers Rate Effective 11/17/11 (2.50% From 3.00%) (Forum) - 10/20/2011
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Redneck Bank Cuts Rate On Rewards Checking From 3.75% To 3.25% APY (Forum) - 2/23/2011
Effective April 21, 2011, the interest rate offered on Rewards Checking Accounts will be 3.25% APY* for average daily balances up to $10,000. Amounts over $10,000 will earn 1.00% APY*. If requirements are not met your interest rate will be .25
2011
2010
- 10/7 - Rate Cuts Announced at Evantage, AmericaNet and Redneck Bank
- 6/3 - Update on the Huckabay's Internet Banks and Their Top Rates
- 3/11 - Savings Accounts Remain Competitive at Redneck Bank and its Two Sister Banks
2009
- 4/22 - Rate Cuts at Redneck Bank and Its Sister Banks
- 4/8 - Redneck Bank Stops Accepting New Applications
- 3/12 - News and Updates for Redneck Bank and Its Two Sister Banks
- 2/16 - 3.10% Internet Savings Account at Redneck Bank - Nationally Available
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Redneck Bank Checking Account Rates
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Rates updated: 6/17/2013
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RNB, You Used To Be My Fav
- wahs - Friday, June 18, 2010 - 3:33 PMWho can resist the smiling horse on RNB website and checking card? ;-)
It was the reason I opened a RNB reward checking account almost 2 years ago, beside the 4% interest rate. The application process was easy. There was a real person answering your phone call (after 5 rings max). It was a great customer service after getting used to answering machine at other banks hotline.
Unfortunately, RNB limits the balance to $10K, which leave it less interesting to savers.
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Worst Website Ever
I signed up for Redneck Bank a couple years ago when they were touting the best interest rate. There was a limited window for signing up with them and I was very happy with getting an extra 1/2% higher than anywhere else. Another benefit was having a check card that pulled from my savings account.
I will be cancelling my account with them within the next couple days for a couple of reasons. One major beef I've had with them is the antiquated and non-user friendly website. Honestly, their website is almost unusable. I figured out how to set up a couple recurring transfers and they have faithfully been coming out of my main account. My problem now is that there is no way to cancel these recurring transactions, either on the website or on their customer service. They are not even showing up under future transactions. I asked about just cancelling my account and they said I couldn't as long as there were pending transfers. But I will always have a pending transfer since something comes out every week. Since they can't cancel my transfers and I can't cancel my transfers I don't know how I can even cancel the account.
While initially I was happy with this bank, this has proven frustrating enough to take my business elsewhere.