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STAY INFORMED WITH CITIZENS£¬BANK! Are you a busy person who likes to stay on top of your finances£¿Then why do you waste your time constantly checking your bank account£¿Citizens'Bank now offers a new service for you£® With our new Automated Alert Service£¬Citizens'Bank account holders can have important account information sent directly to their cell phone or email address£®The type of information you'll receive is up to you£» ¡ñBe informed when your account balance drops below a certain level£® ¡ñReceive notification £¨Í¨Öª£©when a specific check clears£® ¡ñFind out instantly whenever a withdrawal is made£® And at the end of the month£¬your complete bank statement will still be sent to you£®With Automated Alerts£¬staying on top of your banking will be a lot easier£®For more information£¬contact us at aas@citizensbank£®net or drop by your nearest branch£® |
From£»Robert Renfield robertyaho@nemo£®com To£ºCitizens'Bank aas@citizensbank£®net Subject£»An Inquiry of the Alert Service Good afternoon£¬ I am writing to request more information on your new Automated Alert Service£¬as advertised on your Website£®I have had both personal and commercial accounts with Citizens'Bank for many years£®Often£¬I find it necessary to move money between accounts£®Because of this£¬it is vital that I keep a close eye on the cash flow of all of my accounts£¬to assure that their balances stay above the required minimums£®Therefore£¬I have been searching for an economical means of keeping better track of my finances£®I was considering purchasing software for this purpose£¬but I think that your new service might be a convenient alternative£® My first question concerns the timeliness of the notifications£®When you say"instantly£¬"does that relate only to banking hours£¿For example£¬if my wife were to use our debit card £¨½è¼Ç¿¨£©on a Sunday afternoon to make a transfer £¨×ªÕË£©at an ATM£¬would I be informed via email instantly or on Monday morning£¿My second question is in regard to the information available in this service£®Is it possible to be aware of any information in my monthly bank statement£¬such as interest on my savings account£¿Finally£¬I would like to know the cost of this service£® Please send me this information as soon as possible£®If necessary£¬you can contact me in the evenings at 225-782-0902£® R£®Renfield |
A£®A kind of checking account£®
B£®A way to bank over the phone£®
C£®A free hotline for new customers£®
D£®A service for account holders£®
22£®What is Mr Renfield's relation to Citizens'Bank£¿A
A£®He has had accounts with it for many years£®
B£®He is a member of its board of directors£®
C£®He recently opened a new account with it£®
D£®He used its Automated Alert Service£®
23£®Which of the following will be most important for Mr Renfield£¿B
A£®Receiving information directly on his cell phone£®
B£®Knowing when his balances drop to a certain level£®
C£®Being informed when a specific check clears£®
D£®Having his monthly bank statement sent to him£®
The rider agreed £¨27£©C£®Seeing the old man was unable to £¨28£©Ahis half-frozen body from the ground£¬the horseman £¨29£©Dand helped the old man £¨30£©Athe horse£®The horseman took the old man not just across the river£¬but to his £¨31£©C£¬a tiny but cosy cottage£®
Before leaving£¬out of £¨32£©B£¬the horseman asked the old man why on such a bitter winter night he would wait and ask the last rider and£¨33£©Dhe had refused£®The old man replied£¬"I looked into the eyes of the other riders and immediately saw there was no£¨34£©Cfor my situation£®But when I looked into your eyes£¬I was certain that your gentle spirit would give me £¨35£©Din my time of need£®"
Those£¨36£©Acomments touched the horseman deeply£¬who £¨37£©Bthe old man£¬"May I never get too busy with my own affairs that I £¨38£©Bto respond to the needs of others with kindness and compassion£¨Í¬Ç飩£®"
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