I need a "routing number" any clue? I know about the swift code but i cant find anything about the routing code.
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This is the first thread on this subject I have ever seen.
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Im an original guy.Originally posted by OzMan
This is the first thread on this subject I have ever seen.
Damn this is so annoying, i cant sign up for a new ccbill account without adding this number. I never had to use this number for anything.Comment
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swift coute will sufficeOriginally posted by Battuss
Im an original guy.
Damn this is so annoying, i cant sign up for a new ccbill account without adding this number. I never had to use this number for anything.Comment
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From here
in de rubriek 'Routing number' ziet u de 9-cijferige bankcode staan
Whatever the hell that means. It's all Dutch to me.
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Ccbill wont let me signup without a routing code. It doesnt even alow me to fill in n/aOriginally posted by bluff
swift coute will sufficeLast edited by Dirty F; 06-01-2004, 12:48 PM.Comment
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I already saw that page thanks to google but it shows you where to find routing codes in other countries but it doesnt say a word about their own routing code.Originally posted by OzMan
From here
in de rubriek 'Routing number' ziet u de 9-cijferige bankcode staan
Whatever the hell that means. It's all Dutch to me.
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Something original
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try swift, otherwise call themComment
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Just call them, the swift code is enough for them but they can give you a routing number.
They did for meComment
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Routing number in the US is a 9 digit number.
Usually comes first on a check before the account number.
You can usually call and get it from the bank on the phone.Comment
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Europeans don't use checks.Originally posted by detoxed
Routing number in the US is a 9 digit number.
Usually comes first on a check before the account number.
You can usually call and get it from the bank on the phone.Comment
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Some doOriginally posted by bluff
Europeans don't use checks.Comment
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Call rabobank the callcenter might still be open now( It closes at 23.00 I believe). Icq me if you can;t find it my BF mother works for them and I can always ask her.
good luck
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In the US it's the first nine digits that appear across the bottom of a check that identify the bank.
Apparently this is not an international standard.
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Icq me, 2moro i will be at my office i will look it up for uFIND A SPONSOR HERE
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Europeans can have US bank accounts, and US companies can have foreign bank accounts. Plus tons of sponsors send checks to European webmasters.Originally posted by bluff
Europeans don't use checks.Comment
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You don't need it ;)
I had the same problem with a sponsor, they needed a routing number, but the chick at Rabobank told me the Swift + IBAN code was enough, so I arranged something with the sponsor ;)No sig.
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Thanks everybody...i needed to sort a lot out with ccbill so i sent them a huge ass email and also told them about this issue so i'll wait what they will come up with. If all fails i will call the bank tomorrow.
Thanks a lot.Comment
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thats true, but normally in holland nobody pays with checks, or gets paid by check, usually only if we get a check send from USOriginally posted by detoxed
Europeans can have US bank accounts, and US companies can have foreign bank accounts. Plus tons of sponsors send checks to European webmasters.we do everything with transfers.
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