NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND HEADQUARTERS Navy Cash® Bulletin Volume:5 Issue 4 APRIL – MAY 2007 1...
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1 NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND HEADQUARTERS Navy Cash® Bulletin Volume:5 Issue 4 APRIL – MAY 2007 CHE INS shi i.e Mak VOL Fis Fis Iss If (Bu FON If Tim 6 W Who Wha Whe Whe Why How Wha (tr Ref Sys NAVY CASH SAILOR OF THE MONTH! “PS2 Progyn Rowe is the best technician I’ve seen aboard a Navy Cash ship,” said Johnny Fuller, L-3 Titan trainer. During a groom preformed aboard the USS VELLA GULF, Johnny found the entire Disbursing office organized around Navy Cash. “Once you’ve set it up properly, things just work better,” PS2 Rowe said. As a junior disbursing clerk aboard the USS RAMAGE, he was introduced to Navy Cash and learned to dig into the SOP for answers and to process transactions quickly and accurately. He brought his knowledge to the VELLA GULF setting up the disbursing office in accordance with procedures and protocols. He does all the maintenance for sales and disbursing according to schedule, and trouble shoot the system as required. The VELLA GULF had an on site examination with zero errors and was praised by the auditors as "Best on the Waterfront" for a ship of this class. Thanks to PS2 Rowe. Keep up the good work. SUBMITTED BY Johnny Fuller, L-3 Communications/ TITAN Corporation Trainer Anyone wishing to send nominates for Navy Cash Sailor of the month, please send their
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NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND HEADQUARTERS
Navy Cash® Bulletin
Volume:5 Issue 4 APRIL – MAY 2007
NAVY CASHSAILOR OF THE MONTH!
“PS2 Progyn Rowe is the best technician I’ve seen aboard a Navy Cash ship,” said Johnny Fuller, L-3 Titan trainer. During a groom preformed aboard the USS VELLA GULF, Johnny found the entire Disbursing office organized around Navy Cash. “Once you’ve set it up properly, things just work better,” PS2 Rowe said.
As a junior disbursing clerk aboard the USS RAMAGE, he was introduced to Navy Cash and learned to dig into the SOP for answers and to process transactions quickly and accurately. He brought his knowledge to the VELLA GULF setting up the disbursing office in accordance with procedures and protocols. He does all the maintenance for sales and disbursing according to schedule, and trouble shoot the system as required.
The VELLA GULF had an on site examination with zero errors and was praised by the auditors as "Best on the Waterfront" for a ship of this class. Thanks to PS2 Rowe.Keep up the good work.
SUBMITTED BY Johnny Fuller, L-3 Communications/ TITAN Corporation TrainerAnyone wishing to send nominates for Navy Cash Sailor of the month, please send their name and a short write up to [email protected]
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NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND HEADQUARTERS
Navy Cash® Bulletin
Volume:5 Issue 4 APRIL – MAY 2007
USS GERMANTOWN rolls out asNAVY CASH 100TH SHIP
Navy Cash Team cuts cake for 100th ship.On December 12th, The USS GERMANTOWN became the 100th ship to implement theNavy Cash system. The ship stationed in San Diego, held a cake cutting ceremonyWith the Navy Cash team, JPMorgan Chase, US Treasury, NAVY Family Support, andL-3 TITAN personnel attending. Mary Rivers, NFS, said, “The program has come along way since we began roll out in 2001 and we are constantly striving to improvethe system.”
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NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND HEADQUARTERS
Navy Cash® Bulletin
Volume:5 Issue 4 APRIL – MAY 2007
InstallationsAs 1/30/07, 101 Ships have been
installed with the Navy Cash System.
GERMANTOWN San DiegoMCCAMPBELL San Diego
Referenceshttps://[email protected] (NICC): (877) 418-6824 / DSN 510 428-6824 Option 6
TrainingPascagoula 2/12/07 – 2/16/07Everett 3/19/07 – 3/23/07Norfolk 3/19/07 – 3/23/07POC: [email protected],
Navy Cash Information can be found on NKO:http://www.nko.navy.mil- Navy Family Support-Navy Cash Training-Sales, Merchant, Sys Admin- Disbursing
COMMON SENSE RULESTo avoid Negative Balances
1. The Navy / Marine Cash card is a pre-paid debit card — amount you can spend is limited by value loaded in your Navy / Marine Cash (strip) account. 2. Keep track of your strip balance. You are responsible for knowing your balance — merchants cannot tell you your balance. 3. Keep track of your bank / credit union balance. Do not transfer money to your Navy / Marine Cash account at K80 Cashless ATM unless there are sufficient funds. 4. Treat your card like cash; protect your PIN. 5. Generally, any attempt at purchase or ATM withdrawal that exceeds available strip balance will be declined — however, merchant or ATM can put transaction through without prior authorization. 6. Disbursing Officer will require you to clear any negative balance that may result in your strip account.7. Any questions, see disbursing.
