@superkid09 S-Corp
4/6 2:05 PDT
Confirmation received: Yes
20CA1901XXX
No other useful contact. Received confirmation email with # about 3 hours later. Received the invitation to apply April 7 (I believe it was just delayed follow up from initial inquiry form).
No approval or denial received.
Rant:
I have an agency of web developers. I have different tools available to me that perhaps gave me a bit of an advantage over the public. Specifically, I have tools that monitor websites for uptime/changes/updates. I applied, very, very soon after the PPP application became live. So far I have not seen anybody with a lower number than mine. I have been a chase business client for more than 10 years. Something about this isn't adding up.
Furthermore, I would like to bellyache about their speed of deploying the application. I can tell you with a very high degree of confidence that the application form would take a junior coder about 3-4 hours to develop and test. Provided that the analysts and requirements gatherers supplied that coder with all the questions, boxes, etc... to put into the form. (Hell, they could have gleaned it from BofA!) With another 4 hours from an experienced coder (with AWS skills) a load balancer and a scalable web architecture could be built and deployed that would allow this form to take a million (or more) submission per hour. I would have no problem quoting a client for such services a flat rate based on an 8 hour estimate. Yet they took nearly a week.
Edit 4/20:
Here’s some fallout. DM me to add my name to the list.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/mone...chase-bank-over-handling-stimulus/5163654002/