Nov 18, 2019 -- 7:32PM, UBLE/REGY wrote:
I am in the same mess as the opThe bank cancelled my card in error then issued me a new one. B/F wont allow me to withdraw to my new one.I will contact b/f...they are holding on to a lot of my money illegallyTHe only money laundering going on is the banks themselves, nobody else.
Sorry if I'm being dumb but have you tried depositing and then withdrawing on the new card?
Nov 18, 2019 -- 7:38PM, UBLE/REGY wrote:
Sorry if I'm being dumb but have you tried depositing and then withdrawing on the new card? I have, I can only withdraw on my new card, the money I deposited with itall the rest of my other money b/f are holding onto illegally
Sorry to hear that. No idea then. As I said above I always test by depositing a fiver and withdrawing a tenner.
Nov 18, 2019 -- 7:38PM, UBLE/REGY wrote:
Sorry if I'm being dumb but have you tried depositing and then withdrawing on the new card? I have, I can only withdraw on my new card, the money I deposited with itall the rest of my other money b/f are holding onto illegally
No they're not. I'll try to make it simple for you.
You have every right to withdraw that amount back to its source right now.
You can do it. But the card doesn't exist.
So you can only withdraw it to the new card. For that you just need to show the card is connected to exactly the same bank account.
You can do that with a bank statement or a letter from the bank.
Make sense?
Nov 18, 2019 -- 8:12PM, dave1357 wrote:
I think it is account security as well.
Nov 18, 2019 -- 8:20PM, Charlie wrote:
Not sure what went on there but Charlie's "deposit from the new source and then withdraw everything to that new source" is not what I said.
I always deposit a fiver and withdraw a tenner to make sure it's working.
this is what you said. I'd frankly be surprised if any system that allowed you to do that had any limit on withdrawals ie everything could be withdrawn from that new method.
This has been used in the past usually ewallets to strip out accounts.
ta ra money
Nov 18, 2019 -- 11:43PM, detraveller wrote:
@dave What he meant to say was the he checks if the withdrawal is working/allowed before he deposits and eventually withdraws bigger amounts later. Of course you can withdraw more money than you deposit. Its called withdrawing your winnings or being a profitable trader as some like to call it. Stuff of legend though not many of us can associate with stuff like that.
I've done that with every betting account I've ever had. I've never had a losing account. Obviously I've had to wait to be in profit before I withdrew money but I always did it as soon as I could to see if there was a problem - this includes the sign-up offers. I have never had a problem and never been asked to submit documents to prove I was who I said I was. Only proviso is that I only had accounts with major bookies. There were some lesser bookies, in the last couple of years, where they said you had to provide proof of who you were before you opened an account. I always contacted them to ask if this was true and when they replied it was I never opened an account with them.