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Originally Posted by Robbie
With all due respect...I don't think any bank in the world is going to take your call and give you any banking information at all about any client. If they did...I would drop that bank in an instant. But since I'm pretty sure it's illegal, I don't think they would.
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I hear what you are saying, but even still, you don't think hundreds of calls to the bank without getting specific account info...the question could still be presented to the bank as follows.....
"Good day Madame/Sir are you aware of any type of Swift file corruption that would cause week long delays in funds being forwarded to their respective destinations"
Its a general question because I have been expecting to be paid by one of your account holders and I am being given a reason that I would just like some verification of....
Without getting specific is there any way a corrupted swift file could delay for at least a week.
The bank could respond and say yeah I can forsee a corrupted swift file causing delays as such...or they could say, not really a corrupted swift file is an easy fix and should not cause delays beyond 24 hours
Maybe you are right about them not being specific, but in america you are well within your right to question the god almighty bank / or company reps!
I know we are losing rights every day, but while you still have "limited" free speech, you should exercise it especially in a situation like this!
There is no crime in seeking more vivid understanding and seeking clarity when there are delayed transactions effecting your livelihood. Do not expect the bank or processing company to become sherlock holmes for you, you must do your own detective work
Anyone who half answers, or offers vague elusive answers to direct questions regarding your finances, is not interested in helping you get to the truth about whats causing your funds to be held up.