Where Can I get an anonymous debit card that accepts deposits  from anyone I give the account # ?
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I can send you Anonymous Debit Cards ($500 USD Maximum) but Debit Cards are for making purchases not to make deposits.\n\nI suggest you to use PayPal if you want to receive money from others. All they need is your email address.\n\nYou can also open a NUMBERED ACCOUNT just like the accounts Terrorists, Drug Dealers, Arms Dealers and Spies use in the Films to transfer money from one country to another.\n\nIf you need more help with your money transfers drop me a line.
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My Roomate came from another state and his bank does not have an ATM where we live.  He is able to deposit money in another ATM machine, however it takes a couple of extra days to be posted.
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yes..it works like a debit card in a way if you dont have the money in there it wont accept it trust me been there done that.
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GO TO PAYPAL.COM.  ALMOST EVERYONE HAS A PAYPAL ACCOUNT AND IT USES CREDIT CARDS, DEBIT CARDS, ECHECKS, FREE OR VERY CHEAP AND VERY EASY TO USE.  IT IS VERY POPULAR AND CUSTOMER SERVICE IS FAST.  THE SITE WILL ANSWER ALL YOUR TECH QUESTIONS.
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Any bank would do it for you. If you have an account, they are more willing. if you don't have an account, I would say do $100 at a time so you don' t irritate the teller.
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At an American Express office.\nOr, you can try to find a newtwork ATM that takes them.  If you have a PIN.\nCall the number on the back of the card for location information.
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http://www.bankofamerica.com/onlinebanking/?adlink=0003020520000000a584
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There are hundreds. Probably the most reputable is CheckIntoCash (http://checkintocash.com/). Bascially you write them a check, and they hold it for up to two weeks before cashing it.\n\nThe problem with all these companies is the fees they take. Many of the one-off places will charge much as 50% for the privilege, although I believe 20% is more the norm.\n\nConsidering how much you'll lose on the transaction, only do this if you really have no other choice.
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most banks allow that on the bank website. you need to have a password and log on id for your account.
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There are many agents offering such a service.\nTry http://www.cmshk.com/banking.shtml
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use your bank account number
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Give me your bank account # and routing # and I'll tell you... Muahahahaha!!
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You need a bank account or credit/debit card.
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Send me your bank account info, also pin #'s and I can help you
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This is true. You have to have a real bank account for this type of thing. If you don't have one already, go talk to your bank. If you do, you can feel secure using it for this purpose. I have even set up a "sweep" account with my bank, whereby all money that is deposited to the account is automatically transferred to my "real" account each night. That way I have limited exposure to the risk of an unauthorized withdrawal.
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It is safe to deposit funds through an ATM.  However, only ATMs equipped  with a depository will accept them.  Put the cash in the special envelope that is provided at the ATM and complete it prior to swiping your card.  After you swipe your card, enter your PIN, and choose deposit and the ATM will request that you enter the dollar amount of the deposit being made.  The machine will prompt you to insert the envelope in the slot, then it will give you a receipt.  Like the other poster said, you can only deposit at ATMs owned by your bank.  Most banks do NOT participate inthe shared deposit network.  Also remembe that banks have business day cut-overs, usually 2:00 pm.  This means that if you make a deposit at an ATM before 2:00 pm. the deposit is counted on that business day, if the deoposit is after 2:00 pm, it is considered the next business day.  Check with your bank for their  business day cut-over times.
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You can open a community account and you will pay reduced fees if you are non profit making for this element of the business.  You should have more than 1 signatory on the account, maybe yourself and any one of 2 others.  You and they can then write cheques and withdrawal slips with the protection a single named account does not have.  Most of the banks and building societies run them, Barclays do a good one and so do Nationwide.  You will need to go in though and not do it online.