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  1. Goonasabi Goonasabi is offline

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    Feb 22nd, 2009 (2/22/2009 1:33pm)

    Has anyone used the Bank Wire option on Full Tilt? I'm confused on how to do it and Full Tilt has been less than helpful.
     
  2. Goonasabi Goonasabi is offline

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    Feb 22nd, 2009 (2/22/2009 3:17pm) in reply to Goonasabi

    Bump....anyone?
     
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  3. Frank1The1Tank Frank1The1Tank is offline

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    Feb 22nd, 2009 (2/22/2009 3:23pm) in reply to Goonasabi

    Idk how you're confused, its pretty cut and dry. Use a brain (anyones if urs doesnt function properly). Request withdrawl, fill in the info required and bam it hits ur bank account in 2 days.
     
  4. Piloteg Piloteg is offline

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    Feb 22nd, 2009 (2/22/2009 3:41pm) in reply to Frank1The1Tank

    Frank are you capable of replying to somebody without talking down to them?
  5. 12443267 12443267 is offline

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    Feb 22nd, 2009 (2/22/2009 3:48pm) in reply to Piloteg

    ya ive used it, you have to send them an email, and they will foward you the info. Has to be at least 20k though
     
  6. Goonasabi Goonasabi is offline

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    Feb 22nd, 2009 (2/22/2009 4:40pm) in reply to 12443267

    Then consider my brain not functioning properly. Except the Bank Wire option in my ftp account says 5-10k. I've never used Bank Wire, and I am not familiar with what a routing number is. Just checking to see if anyone has direct experience with it.
     
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  7. DESooner333 DESooner333 is offline

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    Feb 22nd, 2009 (2/22/2009 4:45pm) in reply to Goonasabi

    You can find your routing number by looking at one of your checks...at the bottom are 3 groups of numbers - 1 is your check number, 1 is your account number, and the last long number (9 digits) is your routing number.

    If you dont have a check or this is for a different type account, call your bank and ask them what the routing number is.
  8. tlt17 tlt17 is offline

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    Feb 22nd, 2009 (2/22/2009 9:32pm) in reply to Goonasabi

    I presume that you are talking about the Direct Bank Transfer option (The bank "wire" option is for cashouts of $20k or over). Although I am from the UK I am sure the US customers options will be similar and indeed I have used both.
    The information I required for the Direct Bank Transfer was also a little new to me but as above ^^, I merely looked at my statements and phoned the bank to ask exactly what Tilt was looking for (in my case swift and BIC codes) and tried them out. They are without doubt the best option available to me for cashouts from FTP and the money was in my account in 2/3 days (which for international bank transfers is awseome).
    Hope some of this helps :D holly17/Royd_Ze
     
  9. Goonasabi Goonasabi is offline

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    Feb 23rd, 2009 (2/23/2009 12:15am) in reply to tlt17

    It helped very much thanks :)
     
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