Transferring cash into account ??
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Anyone advise me what details I have to give someone if they want to transfer funds into my bank account, account number etc ??
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I tee it apart from transferring funds into your actual account theres not a lot else the person receiving your account number / sort code can do with it ??
just slightly wary about giving out these details should I be ??
just slightly wary about giving out these details should I be ??
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They would need a lot more information than that to take money from it. Think of all the security info you give when you are either in your bank or you phone them! ![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
If its an ebay transaction then you should use Paypal and not direct.
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If its an ebay transaction then you should use Paypal and not direct.
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ever used a cheque? if so you have given away these details many times before - they are useless to anyone wanting your money.
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Thanks again folks appreciatte the advice, any idea how long it actually takes for any paid in funds to fully clear your bank ?? am sure its not instant transfer ie. the sender could still take back any paid in funds within a few days hence the recommendation that the funds are kept in the account until fully cleared.
anyone any idea how long this clearing takes ??
anyone any idea how long this clearing takes ??
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IBAN, bank name and town, beneficiary name and town. I thought all of Europe was now requiring IBAN's?
Receiving bank will keep the money while they 'clear' it - their polite way of using your money to make themselves money. When I lived in Switzerland it used to take 3-5 days depending on the bank.
Depending whether your bank shows you only cleared funds, or both cleared and uncleared - basically, don't release the goods until you know the funds are cleared into your account. Swiss banks don't show uncleared funds.
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Receiving bank will keep the money while they 'clear' it - their polite way of using your money to make themselves money. When I lived in Switzerland it used to take 3-5 days depending on the bank.
Depending whether your bank shows you only cleared funds, or both cleared and uncleared - basically, don't release the goods until you know the funds are cleared into your account. Swiss banks don't show uncleared funds.
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