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So my bank is asking me questions about the payments I receive from ccbill...
They want to know names of customers including websites and commercial purpose of the payment...
:helpme I am very sure they will stop my account if I show them the websites. Anybody ever dealt with this? |
nope, never. and i don't think they have a right to ask. but do they have a problem with adult? our german and czech banks never had a problem, they know what we do.
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ccbill deals with many things non adult
they have no right to ask you your business - i would not tell them and remind them about the banking privacy legislation |
I am very surprised there is no privacy laws. If my bank asked me all these questions I would go else where. There needs to be somethings left private. Sorry to hear the stress your under mate. That must be a tough one for you. All the best with it.
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get a Corp and they will stop asking questions, it happpend to me
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Several times my bank asked me if payments recieved were related to business, but they've never asked what exactly business it is.
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Our governments really control us like robots. We really have no freedoms in many ways i think. They just want there hands in our pockets all the time. BUt i bet when we really need them, we are totally alone with nowhere to turn to.
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I better set up a site selling oranges through ccbill...I hear thats how it all started. |
if you tell them it's for online porn they can close your account or something ?
i can't believe this. is this what the Netherlands are coming to ? Iran ? |
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ask them this.. Do the Checks Bounce?? Then non of their fucking business. they want to KNow their customer, they can invite you over for a bar b Q
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Smells like IRS behing the bank
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Move your money to another bank. Even if they back off, why let them make a profit from you. Tell them they have insulted you and you have decided you would prefer they go out of business.
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switch banks. if my bank was that nosey i'd tell them to go fuck themselves. i've never had a bank question what my payments are for.
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No way would I put up with that level of snooping. Switch banks. Now.
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My bank recently asked me about the nature of some wire transfers I regularly recieve from the US and overseas, and the woman was also curious about the nature of my business. I said I'm sorry but it's far too involved a process to sit here and try to explain it all to someone who doesn't know first-hand how it's done and how money is made over the internet.
Turns out she was really just interested because she thought those payments were from foriegn investments of mine and she wanted to see if there was any way her bank could take over the handling of those investments. I set her straight on that and they haven't pestered me since. But I do like DamagX's suggestion of telling them to mind their own business or else. |
I would just switch banks.
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Time to switch banks
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They must be out of their fucking minds
But you're lucky enough to KNOW they've got a hardon for you Now go to a better bank Don't make a scene and close your account, just quietly move to another bank with your real business |
I would switch banks...
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Sounds like BofA and they have closed people's accounts for being in adult, just ask Silvercash... :winkwink:
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banks are very sensitive today after all the 9/11 thing and the money laundry and depending on the town the bankers might think of you as a depraved citizen if you run an adult business, move to another bank or be ready to be looked as a filthy, bad citizen every time you enter the bank
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only in america!
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My brother got his account closed with Rabobank years ago already lol
We had problems with ING and ABN too. ABN is ok now though, they needed to know it all too blah blah bullshit. |
Questions about payments you receive? Tell them to google "what is a check". There are plenty of definitions for the curious, tyvm.
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I would definitely open an account at another bank that doesn't have these nazi policies and transfer all funds to the new account. What banks, lawyers and doctors have to realize is that they work for us...not the other way around. |
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Tell them the urls and you might get some new customers.
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Just say it's affiliate commission, if they request details, tell them you can't give away trade secrets...
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happened to a friend of mine, but he belonged to a credit union and part of their TOS was no relation to adult business. kind of retarded if you ask me
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So if you were a contractor installing patio decks they would ask you for a list of your customers?
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Fucking netherlands...
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sneaky banks!
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Thats really an invasion of privacy..
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I would move to another bank. But I disagree with most of the comments in this thread. It's their bank, regardless of what country you're in... with the current state of the world, there is going to be a lot of additional banking regulations to find out what is happening and why. From the financial meltdown, war on terrorism, the war against Iran and North Korea... it's just inevitable. They are trying to protect themselves, they care about their business much more than any of our accounts.
Granted. Total pain in the ass. Not sure what a good solution would be. |
What bank is this and in which country?
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A giant GFY to them, change banks.
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Welcome to the NWO soon the govt is going to be saving your shit and asking you what you ate that day.
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our bank closed us down 2 years ago if anyone still remembers that one..gave us 2 weeks to completely switch out all checking , old checks, blah blah blah then without a hitch killed the accounts and started bouncing checks that we had to pay fees on...
I would say move now while you have a chance to do it easily... And yes it all started with " So what kind of business is this " Tom |
yea "know your customer" is worldwide, which surprised me. US Homeland Security has issued these know your customer forms to every bank in the world.
the form is only to find YOUR information. it does not in any way extend to your customers, employers, or benefactors. i dont know about the Netherlands, but in the US its illegal to inquire about YOUR customers, unless you are trying to get a line of credit. thats a right to privacy thing. if you want to stay with that bank, i'd recommend googling the know your customer act and reaming them a bit. |
Time for a new bank :)
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there will be more and more of a push for this. i knew a lady who worked at western union and was supposed to ask people who were wiring cash over a thousand what it was for, even though she didn't do it because she thought it was none of her business.
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