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Chase Bank has moved to limit cash withdrawals - bans wires
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Oh wow..... I guess that includes all the Paxum, Payoneer cards too then?
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it's sounds bad
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Infowars? LOL
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Is this doom and gloom? No, just a customer who failed to meet the minimum deposit requirements for the business checking plan they chose.
http://i.imgur.com/PaF5fLU.jpg |
There's nothing about it on their bank's websites, and the only other websites that are reporting this all got the story from infowars. I will bet $10 that its just more fear mongering bullshit from the Glenn Beck wannabe.
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Well, Chase is in trouble. They are about to get bitch slipped out of their collective chair.
And, from Forbes and WSJ the war on money laundering is heating up. What else can the US do when it is going belly up come January or March or May 2014 etc. lol. Pick a date, anything's good. Soonish. The world is de-Americanizing. :2 cents: And Chase has money worries. |
what Paxum says?
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what PayPal says?
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I think Paxum uses Choice bank....
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The disaster coming may be more Chase's than an imminent global financial collapse. This is all about selling survival products to nutters. |
So what bank is Paxum using?
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We did not receive such a letter and we do plenty of international transfers, sounds like a hoax
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what account type are you using? I got normal ones and the analyst one for wires |
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Its strange how some people instantly see the end of the world and others see it as a greedy bank trying to make more money...
I am going for the latter - They are putting restrictions on 'low end' accounts so you have to upgrade and pay more if you need those facilities..... |
Choise bank have nothing in common with chase. Sleep well. Our money are still safe.
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From payoneer website:
The Payoneer Prepaid MasterCard is issued by Choice Bank Limited or First Covenant Bank, member FDIC, pursuant to a license by MasterCard® International Incorporated. MasterCard® is a registered trademark of MasterCard International Incorporated. From Paxum - "Card" means Paxum card which is issued by Choice Bank LTD, Belize to the Cardholder on behalf of Paxum Inc, Belize and is an optional feature of the e-wallet. So CHOICE NOT CHASE |
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Guys other bank is Chase Bank, and other one is Choice Bank (that is issuing out cards).
So relax... |
Thanks to everyone that helped clear up the confusion.
Paxum uses Choice Bank, not Chase Bank. :thumbsup |
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I would guess that Chase is trying to prevent funds migrating elsewhere (being repatriated or just moved overseas?) from Chase depositors. |
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from what I've heard only select and classic business accounts will restrict international wire transfers. Premium business accounts won't. Quote:
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I love this lock and load threads where somebody dont know what is really go on, and people get scared in second
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Reading comprehension around here sucks.
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Oh no, they figured out we can move money around.... Or maybe they just decided it was no longer profitable for them to allow international wires. Sounds to me like a business decision.
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yes, nothing to see here, move along folks
any wires over 10k for canada now has to be 'approved'. all tied in to terrorism laws. now all this i am sure everything is fine tho. it's not like it was your money anyway. |
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and for all you, 'it's not true till i read it on fox'ers..
http://www.forbes.com/sites/halahtou...rawals-either/ here is the paid propaganda confirming all these fears, and confirming how interested this bank is in keeping the disinformation flowing. Sucks small business now has to pay up front to send an international wire to.. use.. their.. own.. money. but, hey, any naysayer is obviously a communist. |
now it's being reported they have cash withdraw limits of 2k?
http://www.wnd.com/2013/10/report-ch...cat_orig=money |
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I switched my bank just last month because I did not like the original bank. Wow. Incredible. A working solution. Shocking. |
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It's more fun to speculate on JP Morgan and Chase that they will fall flat on their ass. (The heritage of the anti-trust robber baron JP Morgan of the late 1800's.) |
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