Southern Federal is ready for Y2K
Southern
Federal is ready for Y2K
The southern Federal
Credit Union is working hard to dispel the worry or
anxiety that members may have about Y2K.
Late last
month, the credit union hosted a special Y2K Day at their
Fayetteville branch.
The day was
planned in order for members to see first-hand that the
credit union is Y2K ready and will be in good operating
order on the first day of the year.
The
computers were set to Jan.1, 2000 and members were
allowed to conduct mock transactions to see if any
problems arose.
Transactions
that took place included fund transfers, loan payments
and money posits and withdrawals. There were no problems,
and members were given a receipt showing that the
transaction took place on Jan.1, 2000.
"We
wanted to allow our members the chance to see that we are
ready and the computer system at the credit union will
perform properly," said Mickey Garland, marketing
director at the credit union.
"Our
members can be confidant that the Southern Federal Credit
Union will serve them in the year 2000 and beyond,"
he added.






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