PISSED!!!!!
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Capital One is the shittiest bank ever! Of course they outsource their customer service. Reps there dunno shit about anything. GIves me the runaround. Wired the funds there shows it has been received but they still dunno anything. Then rep decides to transfer me to a United States of America rep. Now on hold. NEVER USE CAPITAL ONE! It's easy getting the loan but everything else is HELL!!!
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This is for your protection man. Be patient. There is TONS of wire fraud. Banks merely have to protect themselves from scammers.
Believe me, you would be more mad if you were told your wire was ready, withdrew money, and then had to pay the money back. This has happened to A LOT of people, including a family member via an Ebay transaction.
You will get your money! (if its legit, lol)
Believe me, you would be more mad if you were told your wire was ready, withdrew money, and then had to pay the money back. This has happened to A LOT of people, including a family member via an Ebay transaction.
You will get your money! (if its legit, lol)
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From: The State of Southern NJ!
This is for your protection man. Be patient. There is TONS of wire fraud. Banks merely have to protect themselves from scammers.
Believe me, you would be more mad if you were told your wire was ready, withdrew money, and then had to pay the money back. This has happened to A LOT of people, including a family member via an Ebay transaction.
You will get your money! (if its legit, lol)
Believe me, you would be more mad if you were told your wire was ready, withdrew money, and then had to pay the money back. This has happened to A LOT of people, including a family member via an Ebay transaction.
You will get your money! (if its legit, lol)
Expedited Domestic EFT is handled by most commercial banks in one business day ... standard transaction in 3 business days (even thought the wire transfer is nearly instantaneous there are people who handle and slow down the administrative processes. International transactions may take a little longer. You don't suppose that the banks themselves want money to take 5 days to flow through their accounts, do you? That's money lost ... OH wait ... Banks have nearly perfected the art of losing money ... Maybe I am wrong about all
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I disagree about banks protecting themselves - they're working the float!
Expedited Domestic EFT is handled by most commercial banks in one business day ... standard transaction in 3 business days (even thought the wire transfer is nearly instantaneous there are people who handle and slow down the administrative processes. International transactions may take a little longer. You don't suppose that the banks themselves want money to take 5 days to flow through their accounts, do you? That's money lost ... OH wait ... Banks have nearly perfected the art of losing money ... Maybe I am wrong about all
Expedited Domestic EFT is handled by most commercial banks in one business day ... standard transaction in 3 business days (even thought the wire transfer is nearly instantaneous there are people who handle and slow down the administrative processes. International transactions may take a little longer. You don't suppose that the banks themselves want money to take 5 days to flow through their accounts, do you? That's money lost ... OH wait ... Banks have nearly perfected the art of losing money ... Maybe I am wrong about all
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I have accounts at two banks that I use regularly. One processes EFT much faster than the other. Sometimes, there might be a difference of two to three days for a payment to the same company.
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