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Chase Finn for Cash Deposits

r/personalfinance

Chase Finn for Cash Deposits

I use Charles Schwab for my main checking account which works great but not being able to deposit cash is slightly annoying. I opened a Chase Finn account yesterday to bypass this since it allows fee free access to all of the Chase ATM network for cash deposits. It also doesn't have any monthly fees and has a pretty hefty Zelle limit of $2k/day, $16k/month. So with this setup I can deposit cash and have it in my Schwab account pretty much instantly.

Has anyone else used a Finn account for cash deposit into their online bank? If so, did you run into any issues with Chase shutting down the account or otherwise flagging it for suspicious activity?

My Keybase proof [reddit:baburgess = keybase:baburgess] (8CNinJcleLKnH-np9UPdwKoaog4Hu1-YE1Rp4QItsew)

r/KeybaseProofs

My Keybase proof [reddit:baburgess = keybase:baburgess] (8CNinJcleLKnH-np9UPdwKoaog4Hu1-YE1Rp4QItsew)

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am on reddit.
I am on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 4218 4AC3 8A14 3581 E9BD 502C 836F 8703 0BC1 758D

To claim this, I am signing this object:

{
    "body": {
        "key": {
            "fingerprint": "42184ac38a143581e9bd502c836f87030bc1758d",
            "host": "keybase.io",
            "key_id": "836f87030bc1758d",
            "kid": "0101e3c58d270be40239710dc866226ed8ecc2d5c7ea2292094e5a438c1054e4243a0a",
            "uid": "a2f1352b40c1785ca162c1fb05deaa00",
            "username": "baburgess"
        },
        "service": {
            "name": "reddit",
            "username": "baburgess"
        },
        "type": "web_service_binding",
        "version": 1
    },
    "ctime": 1442291536,
    "expire_in": 157680000,
    "prev": "0fdac79121b2cfc44e43d2c261fc3f341932766523d2978777f96ef20f467b2c",
    "seqno": 17,
    "tag": "signature"
}

with the key from above, yielding:

Finally, I am proving my reddit account by posting it in

r/lockpicking

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If you want to know why it's a bad idea to post pictures of your keys here this should do it. (web app to make working 3d-printable models of keys based on a picture)

baburgess

replied to newbewts

Determining which key will fit a cylinder may seem trivial for most home and small business systems. However, for larger systems restricting the profile with patents or other features (to prevent the key which fits in the cylinder from being sold to most people) is one of the front line defensive measures against attacks such as bump keys, teleduplication, and privilege escalation. The hope with the tool is to show that this defensive measure doesn't provide the security its thought to. Which in turn will hopefully help locks evolve in order to increase everyones security.

r/lockpicking

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If you want to know why it's a bad idea to post pictures of your keys here this should do it. (web app to make working 3d-printable models of keys based on a picture)

baburgess

commented

There are no real reassurances. However, we will do our best to maintain the site's operation and we don't intend to shutdown the site for any reason. The tool can be found on GitHub and run locally though even if the site is unavailable.

Am I Shadowbanned?

r/ShadowBan

Am I Shadowbanned?

r/lockpicking

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If you want to know why it's a bad idea to post pictures of your keys here this should do it. (web app to make working 3d-printable models of keys based on a picture)

baburgess

replied to thesle3p

A tool such as SNEAKEY could be combined with this to do what keyme does. Sadly the source code for SNEAKEY is not available. We may look into writing up something that could do this in the future.

r/lockpicking

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If you want to know why it's a bad idea to post pictures of your keys here this should do it. (web app to make working 3d-printable models of keys based on a picture)

baburgess

replied to goindrains

The issue with the images is the black border around the keyway. The lock we used when creating the tool all had either brass or silver coloring. I've doctored your images a bit and here are the resulting STLs:

http://imgur.com/W54yypK -> https://goo.gl/VxEFfO

http://imgur.com/I4EMkey -> https://goo.gl/EgMSBL

http://imgur.com/0NqN9R6 -> https://goo.gl/l5XWmn (this image was way to far away)

http://imgur.com/rvf8kCq -> https://goo.gl/ILntxH

The other problem the images had was you took it with the keyway facing towards the light. This illuminates the first pin which can cause issues. It works best if you take the picture with the lock perpendicular to the lighting source (as it would be in a door).

r/lockpicking

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If you want to know why it's a bad idea to post pictures of your keys here this should do it. (web app to make working 3d-printable models of keys based on a picture)

baburgess

replied to goindrains

Please email the input image to keysforge@umich.edu. We would really like to further inspect why the tool isn't working for you. However, we don't store the input image due to privacy concerns.