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Posted on ZDNet News: Apr 7, 2008 10:21:00 PM

Citigroup said some credit card customers were unable to access its Web site Monday, but that it was working to fix the problem.

"We experienced a systems issue that resulted in intermittent customer access to Citicards.com's Account Online service," the bank said in a late afternoon statement. "This is a temporary interruption and we anticipate that the site will be back up in the next few hours."

It was not immediately clear how long Web access had been affected or how many customers were unable to access the site.

New York-based Citigroup is one of the three largest U.S. credit card issuers, along with Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase & Co.

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RE: Citigroup card customers can't access Web site
Intermittent my ass. This has been nearly constant. Apparently their new site just didnt work and now they've redirected us to their old site. Not even my 15.99% interest can buy them decent software development...... (Read the rest)
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web site was down since late last week  reggied | 04/08/08
RE: Mac OSX NOT supported! Citigroup customers can't access Web site-and  Professional Catalyst | 04/10/08
RE: Citigroup card customers can't access Web site  DailyWTF | 04/10/08

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