How much does an Account Archive CD-ROM cost?
Account Archive CD-ROMs cost $15.00 per account request, which will be deducted from your account. Account Archive CD-ROMs are free for the following accounts: CommerceRelationship Checking, Benefits Banking Premium checking, Private Options checking, CommerceOptionsSM Premium Money Market and CommerceOptionsSM Options Savings accounts owned by Private Options customers.
What if the address associated with the account I choose isn’t current?
To change the address associated with your account go to “My Profile” under “Customer Service” in Online Banking, select “Mailing Address” and select the account for which you are ordering an Account Archive CD-ROM.
Please allow 2-3 business days for this change to take effect before placing your order.
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