When going to the bank, does it seem like you transaction only takes 20 seconds?
958074
yes, I always pick the wrong line!
269976
Probably a scam. Depends on how you are collect the money.\nDo not give your bank account details. Do not part with any cash as a "handling fee"or a "registration fee" or for whatever reason. Just collect the money !!
1127125
You don't say if the destination is US or international.  I have done both.  US to US usually takes hours depending on the wire transfer department at your bank.  All wires have to go through a central clearinghouse.  That is usually were the delays happen.  It is especially important to have all of the information correct because I have had wires stuck in limbo because some clerk transposed account numbers. \n\nInternational wires can take days but on average take one business day.  \n\nHope that helps.  If you call the wire transfer department at your bank they can usually track the payment.
866087
What Bank of America does is it instantly gives you a CREDIT when you deposit money in an ATM, but the credit is temporary and may not be for the full amount of your deposit (usually it's just a couple hundred dollars at most).  That credit will be instantly available, but may be retracted and the actual deposit is not likely to occur for a day or two.\n\nIn addition, Bank of America does reserve the right to delay a deposit but up to 11 business days.  Some of the reasons they may do this include:  (directly from their website)\n\n- You deposit checks totaling more than $5,000 in one day. \n- You re-deposit a check that has been returned unpaid. \n- We believe a check you deposit won't be paid. \n- You've overdrawn your account repeatedly in the last six months. \n- There is an emergency such as an equipment failure. \n\nSeeing a living, breathing teller, on the other hand, usually does instantly deposit the actual amount of your deposit into your account right away, though sometimes it doesn't get posted until the next business day.  You can always ask the teller when you are doing the transaction.  And as above, they reserve the right to reverse the transaction for a variety of reasons or delay it as well if they feel they have a reason to.
318249
Bank One is now Chase, I think.  So, the number might or might not have changed.  Call up your local branch.  They should be open right now or soon.
812755
My account number is by my sort code on my debit card, but it isnt on all. i would refer to a bank statement if i was you. It is 8 digits long. I work in a payroll office and there can be loads of problems if you get it wrong
520718
Yes, they don't have to give you any money today, but they'll have 100 available on monday (the next business day)\n\nGovernment Regulation CC, says banks can place holds on checks. The first 100 to be available the next day. Local checks (by routing number not location, banks can be next door but still non-local) Are to be available in 2 business days unless an expection is made, if it's over 5,000 then the first 5000 is available in 2 days the rest in 7. NON LOCAL checks are different they are the first 5k in 5 days the rest in 11. They are doing this for your protection as well, you would hate to spend 30k and then find out a week later the check was bad.
87278
Usually after you recieve ur FEDs your state should be arriving a week to two weeks later... State always takes longer... Next time I suggest having everything direct deposited into a bank account it's so much more convenient and it's quicker...
91833
The bank will not be able to automatically read your check, so they will have to key it in by hand. If all your checks are like this, they will probably be calling you and telling you to stop it because it is slowing them down.
741618
It can take upto 10 days to transfer money from a bank account to paypal and vice versa. Funds taken via credit card are pretty much intantaneous. I think if you have a verified paypal account, and verified bank account, payments are made for purchases etc., on an immediate basis and the funds are collected, if necessary, from the nominated account.\nIf, you want to buy stuff etc. on ebay, then a good tip is to sell stuff and maintain a "trading" balance in your paypal account. The whole system is then self funding.
710063
Yeah, but they could consider it late regardless.\n\nSome companies have a 3 or 5 day grace period, though.  It should be on your bill.\n\nIf you're unsure, and you REALLY don't want it to be late (even by one day), call your credit card company and see if they have any immediate payment options.  Mine allows automatic bank drafts and also has a western union address, so we can run up to walmart, kroger, or any other place that does western union and pay it, and it posts immediately.
864512
when i worked at a credit union, they would process ACH and EFT transfers a couple of times per day in a mass processing. that is, they don't go into each individual account and process ACH transactions on that individual account. that would just be too much to be handling all the time. when the bank gets these ACH transactions, they are processed as scheduled. part of the problem might be in the company (or other bank or whatever) that is submitting the transaction for you. it always takes longer for a company to credit an account vs. debit, for obvious reasons. i would say it's more likely the company wants to hold onto your money longer.
188990
It may take a long time depending on how you send it if it is thru fed ex it will go faster from a day to a week but if it is normal post it may take upto a month or even more...If you are sending something important to you and u are sending it thru normal post id recommend putting insurance on it they make sure the person does receive it and in case it gets lost they pay a certain amount of money to you
723750
Some banks are set up to do this and some are not.\n\nYour bank should tell you.\n\nIMHO it is no different than sending a check.
484634
it take me atleast 15 minutes . i don't know why?????
1033792
The calculation is always flawed as transfer rate is used to determine and guess the amount of time needed. Transfer rate can vary as well so that makes it flawed. The average transfer rate is measured every few seconds. The amount of info left to transfer is divided by the average transfer rate and that gives the number of seconds remaining. That is a simple explaination in practice it will will be alittle more complicated.\n\nXP does a much better job at guessing than the previous version but it will never be 100% accurate.
106921
the instant it is printed.  what i think you really mean is "when will it post to my account?"  in that case it can be from instantly to several days depending on how it's processed.  not too many aren't doing it all electronically so you may as well just consider it gone the minute you hand over the card.