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Timbuk3
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I recently posted a set of gold and silver coins for sale
on the forum. I received a PM from an individual that
I have not done any business with in the past. The
buyer wanted to pay by wire transfer. I declined
the sale because I did not what my bank account
number known and possibly jepordized. Did I do
the right thing?
on the forum. I received a PM from an individual that
I have not done any business with in the past. The
buyer wanted to pay by wire transfer. I declined
the sale because I did not what my bank account
number known and possibly jepordized. Did I do
the right thing?
Timbuk3
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PayPal is free.
Personally, I'd take a wire transfer over a check or money order any day. My bank account has a separate routing number for incoming wires - so the "actual" routing number (as displayed on checks) is never revealed to the sender.
Regardless though it's your rules or the highway as the seller.
<< <i>You do realize that every time you write a check, or deposit a check from someone else, your account number is eventually displayed to that person, right?
Personally, I'd take a wire transfer over a check or money order any day. My bank account has a separate routing number for incoming wires - so the "actual" routing number (as displayed on checks) is never revealed to the sender. >>
Thank you for the first sensible reply.
The name is LEE!
I like paypal. Others here prefer MO's. Either way, it will not compromise your financials security.
your face! (and here, they require a copy of your DL)
next time go in a ski mask, or tin foil hat.
sorry, don't mean to be gruff, really.
Paypal, they get your email address, checks they get your address, phone, first and last name, bank and probably finger prints... /rant
Some banks do have diffrent routing numbers for wires and some don't
Some banks will charge you a fee as high as $25 for receiving a wire, some don't charge anything.
One good thing about wires is they are good funds, once you receive the wire it can not be reversed
this is not true of ACH transfers, they can be reversed, is some cases up to 60 days later
Mercury