"@Crayfish
Mint.com will support more advanced multi-factor authentication, including interactive mode (pictures, tokens, etc.) probably in late Q1 2008."
"@MDELLINGER
If numbers make you feel more comfortable, we've signed up nearly 100,000 people in the two months since launch, and organized over $4.0 billion in transactions.
Our security is audited by third parties, and we use RSA, Verisign, HackerSafe, along with TrustE to independently confirm our privacy practices.
Aaron Patzer
Founder & CEO, Mint.com"
Hey Apatzer. I heard you were the founder of mint so I had a suggestion for you.
I have an ADP Paycard and login through https://www.adpmyaccount.com/ I would really love to use mint with this service as it works very well for my BOA and Chase accounts.
Is there any possibility of this happening?
Btw if you would feel more comfortable talking by email you can reach me at john@teqsun.com
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