is there a service that makes automatic deposits into a checking account?
Dec 17, 2014, 11:27 am
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is there a service that makes automatic deposits into a checking account?
Guys,
citizens bank requires one transaction a month otherwise there is a fee. I don't use the account but I would like to keep it. Is there any way to make an automatic deposit into a bank account, let's say on the 1st of each month.
Amazon payments can make automatic withdrawal but not deposits...
citizens bank requires one transaction a month otherwise there is a fee. I don't use the account but I would like to keep it. Is there any way to make an automatic deposit into a bank account, let's say on the 1st of each month.
Amazon payments can make automatic withdrawal but not deposits...
Dec 17, 2014, 12:08 pm
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Guys,
citizens bank requires one transaction a month otherwise there is a fee. I don't use the account but I would like to keep it. Is there any way to make an automatic deposit into a bank account, let's say on the 1st of each month.
Amazon payments can make automatic withdrawal but not deposits...
citizens bank requires one transaction a month otherwise there is a fee. I don't use the account but I would like to keep it. Is there any way to make an automatic deposit into a bank account, let's say on the 1st of each month.
Amazon payments can make automatic withdrawal but not deposits...
Dec 28, 2014, 12:01 am
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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I've got the same situation at one of my banks. I set up an automated scheduled transfer on the first of every month from one of my accounts at that bank to the other, and another transfer back to the first account a few days later.
I get the feeling that eventually they'll see what's going on, and try to charge the fee anyway. If that ever happens, I'll just start using an account at another bank as the source of the first transfer, and another as the destination of the second transfer.
So yes, that service exists. Any bank with halfway decent online banking lets you do it yourself, for free.
I get the feeling that eventually they'll see what's going on, and try to charge the fee anyway. If that ever happens, I'll just start using an account at another bank as the source of the first transfer, and another as the destination of the second transfer.
So yes, that service exists. Any bank with halfway decent online banking lets you do it yourself, for free.
Dec 28, 2014, 12:20 am
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I've got the same situation at one of my banks. I set up an automated scheduled transfer on the first of every month from one of my accounts at that bank to the other, and another transfer back to the first account a few days later.
I get the feeling that eventually they'll see what's going on, and try to charge the fee anyway. If that ever happens, I'll just start using an account at another bank as the source of the first transfer, and another as the destination of the second transfer.
So yes, that service exists. Any bank with halfway decent online banking lets you do it yourself, for free.
I get the feeling that eventually they'll see what's going on, and try to charge the fee anyway. If that ever happens, I'll just start using an account at another bank as the source of the first transfer, and another as the destination of the second transfer.
So yes, that service exists. Any bank with halfway decent online banking lets you do it yourself, for free.