In "Ooh that is a clever use of Internet technology by a firm I wouldn't have expected to be that savvy": a bank which (for silly reasons) thinks they want me as a private banking client a) sent a letter and b) cookied my browser then retargeted me with an ad about the letter.
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There's a book deal in you taking up the offer and using the service exhaustively for a year. You have better things to do, but I'd really enjoy that book.
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So while they sell the James Bond-ness of this sort of offering, it is actually really, really boring. It's like big megabank services but you have someone who a) knows your name b) attempts to sell you things and c) might occasionally be useful for working the bank for you.
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wild guess — was this Chase?
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I'm going to politely decline to identify the bank, for personal and commercial reasons.
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Has the term been diluted? In Canada 'private banking' services are typically aimed at people with $2MM+ investable assets, which I'd peg as being somewhat beyond "upper middle class".
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