| What is Pioneer NetTeller? |
| What is Pioneer NetTeller? |
Pioneer NetTeller allows our customers a secure and
convenient way to access their First Pioneer accounts via
the Internet. And it’s FREE! Some of the features available through
Pioneer NetTeller include:
- Accessing current up-to-the-minute information about all of your accounts and view all transactions (including ATM and Debit Card transactions)
- Transferring funds between eligible accounts
- Retrieving statements for up to 90 days
- Downloading transaction information into money management programs
such as Microsoft Money or Quicken
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| Is there a fee for Pioneer NetTeller? |
| Is there a fee for Pioneer NetTeller? |
NO! Pioneer NetTeller is FREE. All you have to do
is complete an application that’s available online or at any
First Pioneer facility. |
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| How do I sign up for Pioneer NetTeller? |
| How do I sign up for Pioneer NetTeller? |
Current First Pioneer customers can click
here for a Pioneer NetTeller Application. Or if you prefer, pick
one up at any First Pioneer facility. A one-time SIGNED application
is required. Once your SIGNED application is received by the Bank,
you should receive your Pioneer NetTeller ID by mail within 2-3 business
days. Then you will receive your password in a separate mailing. Your
identity safety is very important to us. We don’t want to jeopardize
that by sending your User ID and password in the same mailing. If
you have any questions, feel free to call any of our friendly staff
at 970-332-4824 in Wray or 970-854-2227 in Holyoke during regular
banking hours.
If you are NOT currently a First Pioneer customer, you may also obtain
a deposit account application by completing an online application
or by visiting one of our convenient locations.
Simply submit your application online or bring your application to the
nearest First Pioneer facility to open your deposit account
after which you can apply for Pioneer NetTeller. Once you receive
your Pioneer NetTeller User ID and password, you can begin
using the service. |
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| How secure is Pioneer NetTeller? |
| How secure is Pioneer NetTeller? |
State-of-the-art technology is used to keep your information secure. All sensitive and personal information is encrypted and access requires passwords that only you know. In addition, your account numbers and Social Security number are never displayed on the NetTeller system. However, if you feel your information has been jeopardized in any way, please contact any FPNB staff member at 970-332-4824 in Wray or 970-854-2227 in Holyoke during regular banking hours. |
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| What do I need to get started using Pioneer NetTeller? |
| What do I need to get started using Pioneer NetTeller? |
You need the following to get started banking online:
- A personal computer
- An active account with an Internet service provider
- Internet browser software with 128 bit security encryption
- An account with First Pioneer National Bank
You will also need to sign up for Pioneer NetTeller so that you will
receive a User ID and password. |
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| What kind of browser do I need and how do I know if mine has the right level of security and encryption for Pioneer NetTeller? |
| What kind of browser do I need and how do I know if mine has the right level of security and encryption for Pioneer NetTeller? |
You will need a connection to the Internet and a
Web Browser that supports 128 bit SSL encryption. Use the browser test
link on our homepage, right below the Pioneer NetTeller login, to run
a check on your current browser. Microsoft Explorer and Netscape Navigator
versions 4.0 (or higher) as well as the new Firefox browser, support
this type of encryption. You may contact these vendors for a free browser
upgrade. Pioneer NetTeller works with all Windows and Macintosh operating
systems that support the browsers listed above. |
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| Why
do I have to change my password to a minimum of 6 alpha-numeric
characters? |
| Why do I have to change my password
to a minimum of 6 alpha-numeric characters? |
As a security measure for your protection, First Pioneer requires all Pioneer NetTeller users to update their passwords and make them at least a
minimum of 6 alpha-numeric characters. You will be prompted every 90
days to make a password change. |
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| What happens if I forget my password? |
| What happens if I forget my password? |
You are allowed 3 attempts to enter the correct password
before your account will be locked. If you cannot remember your password
and/or you are locked out of the system, please call any FPNB employee
at 970-332-4824 in Wray or 970-854-2227 in Holyoke during regular banking
hours for assistance. |
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| What happens if I open another account after I start using Pioneer NetTeller? |
| What happens if I open another account after I start using Pioneer NetTeller? |
All you need to do is contact any FPNB staff member during regular business hours to have your new account added. |
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| Why does it say that my account is locked? And what do I do now? |
| Why does it say that my account is locked? And what do I do now? |
As a security measure and for your protection, accounts
will lock for several reasons such as inactivity or the incorrect password
being entered three times in a row. If you account is locked, please
call any FPNB employee at 970-332-4824 in Wray or 970-854-2227 in Holyoke
during regular business hours and, upon proper identification, we will
be happy to unlock the account and reset the password. This is only
for the security of our customers. |
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| I’m having trouble logging into my Pioneer NetTeller account. What do I do? |
| I’m having trouble logging into my Pioneer NetTeller account. What do I do? |
There may be several reasons you are experiencing
difficulty logging into your Pioneer NetTeller session. If you complete
the ID and password fields, and click “submit” and your
computer does not seem to do anything, the problem may be your browser.
We have found that users with Internet Explorer version 6.0 or XP need
to complete ONE of the following two options:
- At the bottom right hand corner of your screen there should be
a little red circle with a minus sign inside. Double click on this
icon and a “Privacy Report” window should appear. On the “Privacy
Report”, highlight the site address in the text area by clicking
once on it, then click “Summary”. When the Privacy Policy
window pops up, check the box at the bottom that states “Always
allow this site to use cookies”. Click “OK” and
close out of the privacy report.
- If that does not seem to clear up the problem, you may want to
try this solution. On the top Internet Explorer tool bar,
choose “Tools” then “Internet
Option.” On the “Internet Options” window, click
on the tab labeled “Privacy”. On the Privacy window, there
will be a section titled “Settings, and there will be a slider
on the left hand side. Move the slider all the way down,
until it says “Accept All Cookies.” Click “OK” and
close out the window.
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