It all depends on the size of emails passing onto your list. If the average email size is 5 Kb, you could send 20,000 emails a month on a single list, and 40,000 a month on a multiple list. However, if an email with an attachment is sent, email sizes will be larger. You can limit the size of emails sent on your list through the web management interface.

No. While Automated Clearing House (ACH) or Electronic Funds Transfers may seem to be a faster way to process a check payment, (see next question below) all such services charge a per transaction (per check) fee and/or a percentage discount. Our system produces what is known as a one-time paper draft. A one-time paper draft does not require the account holder's signature and must be accepted by any US Bank. The drafts are in the format of a regular check, including the necessary MICR line.

Presently, you can send in seven currencies via Online ACH - AUD (Australia), USD (US), GBP (UK), AED (UAE) and SGD (Singapore), AUD (Australia) and EURO (Germany).

You can send each e-card, invitation or survey to 200 recipients at one time. If you have more recipients on your "send list", then make a copy of your card, and send the copy to the next group of 200 people on your list. Members that have been in good standing for 60 days may request that this limit be raised to 1,000 recipients per card. (We limit the number of addresses you can send a single card to to prevent SPAMMERS from using our service.

ACH TRANSFER is an electronic transfer of funds sent to your bank account from the Bursar's Office. This occurred because you had a credit balance on your student Bursar account (from financial aid, overpayment, or some other form of credit), and the residual funds were delivered to you by Web Refund or per your Refund Request. It appears as a debit on your account in order to zero out the credit balance; it is not a fee.

Simply log in to your account and find the blue colored "Money Management" button located on the left hand side.

You can send an e-card up to 200 recipients at one time. This limit can be raised for our group members who have not had any spam complaints against them.

There is a maximum of 80 E-Mails that can be sent in a one-hour period of time. This is in an effort to eliminate spamming. Spamming refers to sending an E-Mail message, which is (A) unsolicited, (B) commercial in nature, and (C) generally sent to a large number of people simultaneously. It is the electronic equivalent of junk mail ? the unwanted mass-mailings that fill up our mailboxes every day.

Yes, students cannot receive or send e-mails larger than 2M in size, if you send one bigger than this your account will freeze.

No, there are no restrictions on file size or the number of transfers that you may make. Transfers do not go through our server in any form, so there is no reason for us to impose any limits.

You are allowed to have 3GB of data downloaded from your account each month in your inclusive price. Extra data transfer is charged at 5p per 1 MB.

Presently, you can send in five currencies via Online-ACH - AUD (Australia), USD (US), GBP (UK), AED (UAE) and SGD (Singapore), AUD (Australia) and EURO (Germany).

The system is set up to initially allow 30 minutes for E-filing a return. However, the system will prompt you to add additional time before the 30 minutes elapses.

The ACH Network is a financial settlement intermediary network used by banks to transfer funds to and from each other. The ACH Network has been used by banks for over 25 years and is a safe and secure payment system, processing billions of commercial transactions each year. Recently the ACH Network has introduced new rules that provide for more types of electronic uses of traditional checking accounts and 'checks'.