Wire transfers vs. Direct Deposit

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  • Mr. Mike
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    • Aug 2004
    • 913

    #1

    Wire transfers vs. Direct Deposit

    How come not many companies offer both? Like CCBILL for example, isnt it cheaper to send a direct deposit instead of a wire? How come they dont offer direct deposits?

    $15 for them, $15 for the bank, 4 wires a month thats 120 bucks, not much but hell, I can go to dinner twice with that.
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  • MrJackMeHoff
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    • Mar 2004
    • 4569

    #2
    Originally posted by Mr. Mike
    How come not many companies offer both? Like CCBILL for example, isnt it cheaper to send a direct deposit instead of a wire? How come they dont offer direct deposits?

    $15 for them, $15 for the bank, 4 wires a month thats 120 bucks, not much but hell, I can go to dinner twice with that.
    thats 300 tacos at the Bell man

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    • psyko514
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      • Oct 2002
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      #3
      Well, one thing to consider is that direct deposit would only be available to American webmasters.

      Also, it might be cheaper in the long run, but I'm guessing it's a little costly to set it up.

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      • Mr. Mike
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        • Aug 2004
        • 913

        #4
        Originally posted by psyko514
        Well, one thing to consider is that direct deposit would only be available to American webmasters.

        Also, it might be cheaper in the long run, but I'm guessing it's a little costly to set it up.
        Actually direct deposit has no setup fee's, not at my bank at least, and it's free to send and recieve.
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        • The Heron
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          • Apr 2001
          • 4496

          #5
          Just another way companies can screw you out of a bit of money. Electronic is the way to go but obviously some moron is making money by not converting.

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