Anyone ever used this at Mansion (or anywhere else for that matter)
I assume it is a wire basically? How long does it take for them to credit your account with the funds?
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09-05-06 10:09 PM #1
Bank Transfer deposit method
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09-06-06 02:06 AM #2
that is correct Dr.Slamm it's a wire. well, at least thats what it says on the website icon.
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005
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09-06-06 03:01 AM #3
I've used it without problems. Usually you will have your money next day.
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09-06-06 04:14 AM #4
bank wires usually have some type of fee from either the book and or the bank...haven't ever used this method...
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09-06-06 05:58 AM #5
Bank wires are much more costly, bank transfers are a lot cheaper if that makes sense.
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09-06-06 12:02 PM #6
guess I don't know the difference JJ...
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