I have a good idea for ET ............

[marketsurfer]

If Belize uses it, must be correct. As someone who wires large sums of money on a daily basis between the U.S., Asia and Europe over the past 10 years, wiring "coordinates" has been used maybe...never. Always wiring instructions but if you were able to google that then those classes are allowing you to contribute and function very well. I guarantee I have wired more money this year than you have in the past 10 so I will stick my global observation, especially when you google wiring coordinates, nothing comes up with banking really significant

Ridiculous. Maybe they don't use it at western union or money gram--- but its common at real banks.

surf

 

[El OchoCinco]

Ha ha...please I am talking about some of the largest banks in Asia, US and Europe but if it makes you feel better...ok. I don't want to get you riled up before the bus comes.

 

[lucysparabola]

Ridiculous. Maybe they don't use it at western union or money gram--- but its common at real banks.

surf

that was pretty funny.

anyway, guys you have to have the coordinates so that the pigeon knows where to drop the cash.

 

[komorebi]

Here is an example from one of my accounts.
https://www.belizebankinternational.com/customer-support/transfer-instructions/

#51

http://www.uncommonhelp.me/articles/how-to-stop-compulsive-lying-disorder/

 

[NoBias]

In France the common term is
Références Bancaires

similar to the usage of Slice
Tranche

The terms may be related, but isn't the common usage ...

Just consider the source guys, leopard can't change its spots...

 

[marketsurfer]

Wow, this place is a joke-- Rather than saying, hey, i didn't know that, thanks-- the frightened ones attack and make outrageous claims---




From an SEC doc--

electronic instructions in form reasonably acceptable to MBF, delivered by a Warehouse Lender to MBF and setting forth the bank wire coordinates to be used ...
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1003201/000129993306003970/exhibit1.htm

 

[destriero]

The ignorance of common terminology bogles my mind. But the defense is even worse Maybe stick with options

Here's just the first crap that comes up on google. Nothing about Radu-- LOL!!


http://www.tdbank.com/tdhelps/defau...o-my-td-account-thanks-in-advance/v/39846988/


https://books.google.com/books?id=XcDCuXhwbMgC&pg=PA79&lpg=PA79&dq=bank+wire+coordinates&source=bl&ots=Pad6Ay2ULX&sig=5Y7c9cBlZIfmBUcuRBJPBPCa2P0&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjQuvfLrsfLAhUHkx4KHSCOADoQ6AEIMjAI#v=onepage&q=bank wire coordinates&f=false

Your link is a guy from Montreal named Carlo asking his bank for coordinates... one bank (Belize) used "coordinates" in all of the google hits. It is simply NEVER used to describe SWIFT, IBAN, ABA, etc.

 

[destriero]

Name ONE legit bank that uses "coordinates" to describe wire instructions.

Surf... You did the same with "tranche" and "casting dispersions." Worse, we know you don't bank at this Belize shit, yet instead of simply googling it and referencing the ONE bank that uses the term, you take ownership and lead us to believe that you bank there.

THAT is but one of the reasons we don't like you very much -- you pompous doof.

 

[destriero]

 

[destriero]

that was pretty funny.

anyway, guys you have to have the coordinates so that the pigeon knows where to drop the cash.

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Don't be absurd. That's a dove.