xpanda said:I have two cheques en route, labelled 'pending' in NT.
However, an EFT hit my bank account this morning. This, after I had my account frozen last Friday and had to verify my residency and ID.
xpanda said:Coop, that sucks. I don't really understand what the holdup would be. I requested my EFT on the 1st. Showed up this morning. Though oddly my bank account shows that it arrived on Friday.
At any rate, it was two days, tops. What bank are you with? Maybe that has something to do with it?
I have two cheques en route, labelled 'pending' in NT.
SportSavant said:I had a check labelled pending all day thursday and all day friday which was never processed.... On friday night I decided to cancel my check request and send the money offshore.
Today I got a payout from a sportsbook in neteller, so I requested another check. I then called Neteller and asked them why the week before I had requested a check and it wasnt processed in a timely fashion....
she advised me that it was now a big problem for them to write ANY USD checks, even to NON USA residents, she suggested that I do an EFT as the funds are then sent in Canadian to my Canadian Bank account.
Unfortunatly my canadian bank account that is linked to Neteller is frozen because I have not used it in such a long time, so I am currently trying to get that unfrozen....
In the meantime I just decided to send my funds to Pinnacle because I didnt want them to sit in Neteller if I cannot request an EFT and they dont have the ability to process USD checks....
Xpanda, are the checks you requested in USD or CDN?
snoop said:Can you clarify that?? Is it frozen because it was linked to Neteller or because of inactivity?
sean1 said:CIBC told me if you keep less than $5000 in your account and have no transactions for over 3 months that the Canadian banking ministry or whoever will freeze the acct... I assumed this was just for Americans, but maybe everyone?
Sean
SportSavant said:she advised me that it was now a big problem for them to write ANY USD checks, even to NON USA residents, she suggested that I do an EFT as the funds are then sent in Canadian to my Canadian Bank account.