REFLECTOR: Shipping a Velocity overseas
Chuck Jensen
cjensen at dts9000.com
Fri May 30 15:06:01 CDT 2008
Larry, excellent idea for a pseudo-account. Most of our dealings are with foreign utilities so we aren't as concerned about our information getting ripped off, but sending that info out to the wild and wooley web world is a bit scary indeed.
Chuck Jensen
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Sent: Friday, May 30, 2008 3:31 PM
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Just to add a level of safety...Ask your bank if they have a "General" account to be able to wire it to, do not give your actual account information. I haven't worked in the financial areas in the last few years, but that is how we could accept large sums of cash from overseas for a guest to gamble against in the casino I worked for.
Wells Fargo was able to accommodate me personally a few years ago when I sold an old Ford Mustang. Very easy for anyone less than honest to go crazy with an accurate bank ABA and Account number matched to a name.
Good luck on the sale,
Larry Lambert
Executive Host
Chinook Winds Casino Resort
Lincoln City, OR.
XL/RG Just about to close second strake
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