edco
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How else is it supposed to get to you..?
Bank transfer means THEIR BANK to YOUR BANK. |
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Airham
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yes, or else they can't really transfer it, but it has to be someone u really trust bc a lot of ppl r scamming ppl for money now. |
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chante
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Not in an email, that's for sure. You never know who has access to your emails. Do you know this person well? |
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blaque_strength21
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Yes, but make sure it is someone that you can trust with private data....I wouldn't do it for these over seas people that send you info on line or anything like that. |
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rosie
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Yes, SO DON'T DO IT, Unless the person is someone you know, like family that is giving you a gift. Otherwise you will probably be sorry you did. |
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D.S.C
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Yes and you better be careful of whom and what your doing, giving that type of information can ruin you. Exapecially with all of these online scams going on, they'll say they need a payment officer or their from the UK and they need you to get the money and mail it to them. Just be careful. |
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Panda
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Yes, but don't do it unless you know the person or organization very well. |
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ZORRO
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Check with a bank on this. Don't give out your account to no one! |
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Stuart
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Where else would you like the money transferred to? |
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Alirize
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DUH!!! |
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Spock (rhp)
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talk to your banker
usually, yes.
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given the number of scammers out there, do NOT give your account number to anyone other than your regular creditors [and only if you sign up for automatic payment of the bill] or your employer. |
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Angie R
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WOW are you freakn serious? Of course you do silly! I mean you do want the money to actually hit your account, RIGHT?!?! |
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reinformer
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Tell them to send it to my account. Heres the number. 765049 876002.You'll also need transit and branch No. |
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Fizzy Whig
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Seriously? |
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shustring15
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NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE SHOULD YOU GIVE YOUR ACC. NUMBER OUT!!!!!!!!!!!! that happened to my sister, and they(sneaky people) hit her for 5,000 dollars. if they insist on doing that, have them send it to Wal-mart using a money gram. |
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my avatar's hot!
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Either that or ask your bank to give you a temporary account number that the money could be sent to on a one time basis. Most bankers will accommodate you if there's an issue with wire transfer security. |
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snowsuit
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Yes, you would. I would not do that unless this is someone you are related to by blood or marriage. Just tell them to send you a check and you can deposit it on your own. Dont give out that info. |
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Mark B
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Only if you want the money |
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lovekaatz
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Yes, you do, and your "sort code". |
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Mrs. Certified
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ask the banker duh |
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Bargainhunter24
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account # and Routing # |
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