Forever.
Before neteller, I probably sent over 200 bank wires.
Some banks like it and the $30 fees.
Other banks (Citizens) threw myself and partner out. Were concerned about fraud.
I think it will continue for a very long time. Out of about 200 wires, I had one bounce back. If you dont use Chase or Chase as an intermediary, there is a darn good chance there will not be a problem.
It's been an option forever.
It should remain one for a long time. Lots of legit companies pay for things with wires - many weekly or monthly. Long ago, they'd say Sportsbook on the account. Now they come from places like Frank's chicken.
Sean
Before neteller, I probably sent over 200 bank wires.
Some banks like it and the $30 fees.
Other banks (Citizens) threw myself and partner out. Were concerned about fraud.
I think it will continue for a very long time. Out of about 200 wires, I had one bounce back. If you dont use Chase or Chase as an intermediary, there is a darn good chance there will not be a problem.
It's been an option forever.
It should remain one for a long time. Lots of legit companies pay for things with wires - many weekly or monthly. Long ago, they'd say Sportsbook on the account. Now they come from places like Frank's chicken.
Sean
there are wire transfers for loads of reasons on and offshore. i'd do them in increments of less than a grand to be safe.
but people do wire transfers all over all the time for things such as deposits on rented vacation properties, fishing trips. you can't even begin to fathon how much money is sent to and from alot of illegals working in the US.
as long as you aren't wiring 10,000 or over you won't raise any IRS flags from most places. however, it doesn't have to be over 10K for them to fill out the slips. they can do it at their discretion, so be nice to your teller.
but people do wire transfers all over all the time for things such as deposits on rented vacation properties, fishing trips. you can't even begin to fathon how much money is sent to and from alot of illegals working in the US.
as long as you aren't wiring 10,000 or over you won't raise any IRS flags from most places. however, it doesn't have to be over 10K for them to fill out the slips. they can do it at their discretion, so be nice to your teller.
