E-Alerts

Alert Types Include:

Account Balance Notice

• Balance drops below or rises above a specific dollar amount
• Credit limit is nearly reached

Account History

• Automatic deposit posted to account
• Check clearing information
• Loan due date reminder

General

• e-Statement availability notice
• Special America First offers and information

Whant to receive e-Alerts on your mobile phone?

Just enter the Text Message address for your phone in the "e-mail address" field when activating your alerts in Online Banking.

Not sure what your phone's text messaging address is? Not a problem. Wireless Text Messaging addresses usually consist of your ten-digit cellular phone number (without dashes), followed by "@" and the service provider's domain name. Below is a list of some common wireless phone service providers, and the Text Message address formats they use.

Please be aware that some wireless service providers charge a nominal fee per text message received or sent. If your wireless carrier is not listed, or you have trouble receiving a text message, please contact the carrier directly.

For more information about the service, view our e-Alerts Agreement.

** ATT Wireless customers please note: your mobile text message address will remain the same even though Cingular and ATT have merged. However, if you migrate your phone service package from an ATT plan to a Cingular plan, your mobile text message address will change to your ten-digit phone number followed by @cingularme.com