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> People are probably tired of hearing this, but this is not a problem with wiring, it's a problem with US banks. I have a US bank and I can send wires online.
by PragmaticPulp 5y ago
> People are probably tired of hearing this, but this is not a problem with wiring, it's a problem with US banks.
I have a US bank and I can send wires online. It's really not uncommon. I don't understand how or why the OP is banking with an outdated bank an hour away from his house when there are good options that can be accessed entirely online.
There are a lot of behind-the-times banks in the US, though. If you're stuck in one, considering switching.
- DennisP 5y agoMy credit union can do wires online too, but only up to a certain limit, which wasn't high enough when I bought my house.
- robryan 5y agoBanking in Australia with ING I could simply call them up and have the limit raised for a one time payment such as a house deposit which can then be completed online.