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WTF?!?!?!?! You guys are so goddamn naive it isn't funny. You know how many 8K transfers the bank sees on a regular basis?!?!? Do you have any idea? They have no right to dig into your finances, none whatsoever. Tell them it is from your online business. If they ask for further info, ask them politely if there is a problem? why do they need to know? Just tell them you sell off Ebay or something. You have no obligation to tell them where the money comes from and are not liable if you lie to them. They aren't the [censored] cops, they aren't the DOJ. [/ QUOTE ] Actually, this is about the most naive perspective in the entire thread. The bank is required to have in place procedures to identify suspsicious transactions and to investigate those transactions. What's more, the banking regulators—at least the OCC, which regulates NatCity and other federally chartered commercial banks—require them to take action if the customer refuses to provide responses to reasonable request for information. The source of the funds in question is one of the items at the top of the request list. If the bank fails to have such procedures in place or fails to follow them, the bank can be fined or otherwise penalized. Cliff Notes: The bank has the right and, in fact, the obligation to dig into your finances under these circumstances. They also have the right to close your account for any reason. Does it suck sometimes? Yeah! Is the law? Yep. |
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