Bank Internet

A creditor has gotten a judgment against me and as a result, I 've already had one bank account frozen by a creditor. I read somewhere that having an internet based account makes it more difficult for a creditor to seize it. If this is not true, can anyone suggest other ideas about avoiding judgment creditors?

I would withdraw every thing from all accounts. FUCK creditors....I have a credit card company absolutely slaying my credit because of a stolen credit card from back in May. That's the best way to avoid anything. If they can't track it and don't know you have it, then they can't do anything!

2008-01-01 21:34:18 by Bob A

One of the big banks has taken the extraordinary step of warning customers not to use internet banking in any public places. See more at www ...

Hi, i'm wanting to buy something on ebay but it's in France and the seller doesn't have a Paypal account. He accepts cheques and bank transfer. As i refuse to do internet banking how do i do a bank transfer, can i do it through Paypal??? Can i send a cheque in Euros?? If i sent a cheque in £'s would his bank account accept it. I'm a numpty at this please help?

Personally, I would not send anything because it might be a scam. But if you know the person, and you trust him/her. You will need to get wiring instructions from this individual.
You will need..

The name of this person- Beneficiary Name
His/Her Bank account number in France
The name of the French bank
The Bank's address in France
Their Swift Code
Their Code Banque/Guichet- Which is the branch number -where the beneficiary holds their account

Amount to be sent
Currency- USD Or Euros

2007-10-15 06:21:45 by Mr & Mrs O

Price: $18.39

I am going to use Internet Banking, and send payment from my (UK) HSBC account to a bank account in Yorkshire Bank. Is that possible?

Thank you!

Yes, either through an ACH transfer or a wire transfer.

2009-08-28 21:28:02 by ...

I've been looking at internet banks and getting ready to open an interest-earning checking account with INGDirect. Then interest rates dropped and I'm getting cold feet. I figure it's still a better deal than the interest rate my bank gives (which is practically nothing) but I'm new to all of this and would appreciate some advice. Thanks!

Yes it's worth it.

The best checking On-Line offerings that I know of are;
www.EverBank.com
www.INGDirect.com (2nd best rate, poor ATM choices)
www.Schwab.com (best rate)

We use EverBank. They have many more ATM's available. Easy deposits via;
Electronic (ACH)
Bank by mail (they pay postage)
ATM deposits (no charge), many banks available.

based on what I know, my choices would be in the following order;
EverBank
Schwab
ING

All are FDIC insured. All have "Bill Pay". Everbank does require a $1500 average balance for free Bill Pay (it's the only negative thing I can say).

BTW: GMACBank.Com is my first choice for savings. They do have ATM cards (fee reimbursed automatically) and checks..... but.... it's not a checking account.

2007-09-21 16:10:28 by Sophra

I am confused between ANZ and Commonwealth bank.I want to know which is good for its service,banking, finding ATM's around the city(Melbourne), internet banking and customer service.

Even in Melbourne, I'd recommend the Bank of Queensland. I've been with them for years; their service is great and always friendly and you can even call branches directly - they're all listed in the phone book. They have (I think ) 4 branches in the Melbourne CBD and 20 odd ATMs plus heaps of both in the suburbs. They also have an SMS 'locate a branch or ATM' service where you SMS the suburb name and postcode and you get a message with the 4 closest ATMs or branches. The bank doesn't charge for this - you only pay your normal SMS charge.
They advertise that they have the 2nd largest ATM network in Australia.
For various work reasons, I've had accounts with ANZ, Commonwealth and Westpac over the years and they're not a patch on BoQ for service.

2008-06-18 00:00:48 by Samy