http://www.zecco.com/blogs/thatedeguys_blog/Zecco-in-Review.aspxOne of the most important things a service can do is keep an ear to the proverbial rails for customer feedback.&nbsp; You cannot expect your customers to come right up to your site and give it too you.&nbsp; Many of them have blogs of their own and willen-USZeccoServerhttp://www.zecco.com/blogs/thatedeguys_blog/Zecco-in-Review.aspx#8864Tue, 17 Jul 2007 02:34:35 GMT67055c26-3fef-46fb-bf95-b7f879c3a598:8864snowflakeI would assume, if I'm not mistaken, that some Mutual Funds require that your networth be above a mill or a certain amount of money. This, may be, jump starts that process when applying for a mutual fund rather than start the whole process and ask you from the start and you end up not being qualified. <br /> <br />just my 2 cents.http://www.zecco.com/blogs/thatedeguys_blog/Zecco-in-Review.aspx#8909Tue, 17 Jul 2007 18:49:40 GMT67055c26-3fef-46fb-bf95-b7f879c3a598:8909Shane EdeSnowflake, &nbsp;I think if you'll jump on over to the link (which doesn't show very well) but is under &quot;zecco a go&quot; above, you'll find the list a long one and while you may have a valid point with the mutual funds bit, there are others that are less than explainable. <br />For instance: Years of experience trading in several things, name of financial institution where you do your banking, the branch of that institution, and how long you've banked there. &nbsp; <br /> <br />Still a little excessive if you ask me.