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hotoru started following the question "Is my data safe with Mint?" in Mint.

hotoru replied on October 01, 2008 01:11 to the question "Is my data safe with Mint?" in Mint:

I have the same concerns. I appreciate that mint states it does not store my personal information. But, I do not feel they explain fully exactly how they are able to retrieve information from my banks and credit card companies if they do not store any information. If they have any ability to read information from my bank then any hacker that gained access to their system would have the same capabilities.

A4 replied on September 29, 2008 22:40 to the idea "Mint should enable home values to calculate true net worth" in Mint:

Hi Sean,
We are looking at some options to help our users to understand the value of their property. I hope to have an exact date that we can share soon.

Justin Maxwell replied on September 26, 2008 20:59 to the question "How is Mint different than Quicken?" in Mint:

also, we have fewer letters in our name

Justin Maxwell marked one of Richard's replies in Mint as useful. Richard replied to the idea "Mint should enable home values to calculate true net worth".

Justin Maxwell set one of Justin Maxwell's replies as an official response to "Mint should enable home values to calculate true net worth" in Mint

Justin Maxwell replied on September 25, 2008 17:46 to the idea "Mint should enable home values to calculate true net worth" in Mint:

Richard,

Sooner is a pretty subjective term, but that's the term we'd use.

Thanks,
Justin

Justin Maxwell replied on September 23, 2008 17:09 to the idea "Mint should add a "back" button to its charts and lists" in Mint:

We approve of your use of the Invader Zim security gnome for a Twitter icon. Also, thanks for the suggestion about the back button. We believe in the future you won't NEED back buttons.

Actually that's not true at all. We're working on improving the UX of our charting features, and this is one of the areas we're exploring. Please spare the puppies.

Justin Maxwell shared an idea in Mint on September 23, 2008 17:07:

Mint should add a "back" button to its charts and lists

For every day that mint.com does not add a 'back' button to its charts and lists, i shall drown a puppy

Justin Maxwell set one of Justin Maxwell's replies as an official response to "Is Mint.com on Twitter?" in Mint

Justin Maxwell replied on September 23, 2008 17:06 to the question "Is Mint.com on Twitter?" in Mint:

Yes, we are.

You mentioned you walk by our office. Stop by sometime!

Justin Maxwell asked a question in Mint on September 23, 2008 17:05:

Is Mint.com on Twitter?

I wonder if mint.com is on Twitter. The setup for ING is confusing.

Justin Maxwell set one of Justin Maxwell's replies as an official response to "I can't get into my account & the Mint team is not responding" in Mint

Justin Maxwell replied on September 23, 2008 17:04 to the question "I can't get into my account & the Mint team is not responding" in Mint:

That sounds terrible. Can you email your username (the address you use to log in to Mint) to justin@mint.com?

Thanks, and sorry for the trouble.

senthu20 replied on September 18, 2008 18:29 to the question "Is my data safe with Mint?" in Mint:

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Scott replied on September 18, 2008 01:16 to the question "Where is Mint's iPhone app?" in Mint:

sounds good, until an official app comes out i'll just use the web version.

Jason replied on September 18, 2008 00:06 to the question "Where is Mint's iPhone app?" in Mint:

Scott,

I know this is a hack, but you can access Mint from the iPhone today, it's just the current site running on Safari, so most things work with the exception of the Flash components on spending trends.

See this review here: http://tinyurl.com/4jjs74

We are indeed working on a real solution, but maybe this will work for now? Also you can subscribe to the text message alerts so you get balances sent every Friday.

Let me know how it goes,
Jason

Scott replied on September 17, 2008 12:29 to the question "Where is Mint's iPhone app?" in Mint:

I would love to see transactions, but that is more of a "nice to have" and not a "need to have" for me. Generally when I am out and away from a computer, I'm not as worried about individual transactions as much as I am the balances of my accounts.

Jason replied on September 16, 2008 21:23 to the question "Where is Mint's iPhone app?" in Mint:

Scott and Cabalist: Is balances the most important thing to both of you? What do you most want to see? I want to help.

Thanks,
Jason

cabalist replied on September 16, 2008 21:19 to the question "Where is Mint's iPhone app?" in Mint:

yeah, the iphone thing is crucial. with apple's recent push into the mobile wireless enterprise realm the iphone/ipod touch will be as ubiquitous as a blackberry. combine that with their push to high school and college kids (even going so far as to give ipod touches for free with purchases made for school) and it is requisite for mint to have an app available. i would even forgive them for stealing (borrowing) functionality that is currently being used by their competitors (pageonce, etc.).