how can i do a recurring direct deposit?
Mar 3, 2016 | 5:50 am
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2016
Posts: 3
how can i do a recurring direct deposit?
basically trying to get $250 as a reward for opening my first checking account (broke college student).
I've met the other criteria, I just need to do a recurring direct deposit of $100. But the thing is I don't work, or have social security payments or dividend payments, etc.
Is there any way to bypass this? Can I give a friend $100 and ask them to deposit it from their bank to my checking account as a recurring direct deposit? Or would he need to register him self as a business to do something like that?
Is there any way around this so I can get the $250 reward? Could really use the money
I've met the other criteria, I just need to do a recurring direct deposit of $100. But the thing is I don't work, or have social security payments or dividend payments, etc.
Is there any way to bypass this? Can I give a friend $100 and ask them to deposit it from their bank to my checking account as a recurring direct deposit? Or would he need to register him self as a business to do something like that?
Is there any way around this so I can get the $250 reward? Could really use the money
Mar 3, 2016 | 7:22 am
#2
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 1,860
basically trying to get $250 as a reward for opening my first checking account (broke college student).
I've met the other criteria, I just need to do a recurring direct deposit of $100. But the thing is I don't work, or have social security payments or dividend payments, etc.
Is there any way to bypass this? Can I give a friend $100 and ask them to deposit it from their bank to my checking account as a recurring direct deposit? Or would he need to register him self as a business to do something like that?
Is there any way around this so I can get the $250 reward? Could really use the money
I've met the other criteria, I just need to do a recurring direct deposit of $100. But the thing is I don't work, or have social security payments or dividend payments, etc.
Is there any way to bypass this? Can I give a friend $100 and ask them to deposit it from their bank to my checking account as a recurring direct deposit? Or would he need to register him self as a business to do something like that?
Is there any way around this so I can get the $250 reward? Could really use the money
Find your bank on the page linked below for some empirical data.
http://www.doctorofcredit.com/knowle...rect-deposits/
Mar 3, 2016 | 9:34 pm
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This is where it's great to have two checking accounts with different banks. Do ACH transfers between them. That should satisfy the requirement.