How fast can you run..Until your cell signal goes down then you are stuck with a shopping cart full at the register and no way to pay
How fast can you run..Until your cell signal goes down then you are stuck with a shopping cart full at the register and no way to pay
Indeed they did for 10 years. Now you will be hard pressed to find a bank or brokerage in the US that will send funds to your DR Bank.I walked into a chase branch last October, the banker said they don’t do the transfers like Wells Fargo does. But I only spoke with one person...
That's all I do for sums over $200 because I have no bank here. If you time it right, it's not that bad. Also as an old fart, you goto the head of the line.Indeed they did for 10 years. Now you will be hard pressed to find a bank or brokerage in the US that will send funds to your DR Bank.
Start preparing to stand in line and Western Union ?
Indeed they did for 10 years. Now you will be hard pressed to find a bank or brokerage in the US that will send funds to your DR Bank.
Start preparing to stand in line and Western Union ?
It's not that hard. Both Ameritrade and ETrade will wire money here as well as Wells Fargo and Bank of America. I'm sure there are others. Why do you think it will get harder and US banks won't want to wire money here?Indeed they did for 10 years. Now you will be hard pressed to find a bank or brokerage in the US that will send funds to your DR Bank.
Start preparing to stand in line and Western Union ?
B of A won't do them eitherHas anyone done a direct wire from BoA to BHD or any other DR bank?
I just transferred from my B of A account to Banreserva last night......Notified by Banreserva this morning that money is here. I do this every month. Don't understand the problem you're having
Spoke to B of A on the phone yesterday morning. They are the ones that explained it was the result of the newest implementation of Dodd-Frank, signed way back when Obama was president. I guess this was a ticking bomb that just went off.Speaking based on experiences?
It may be BanReservas has established exchange rates and fees that is reported back to B of A to comply with Dodd Frank.Was that accomplished straight from BoA to Reservas w/o any intermediary bank?
Did you do it from the BoA website directly or did you call this in to a BoA rep?
And those with large deposits in US dollars in DR dollar bank accounts need to be aware of a possible "Corralito".
Use Transferwise, problem solved.
PayPal to BPD stopped working for me 2 months ago. Finally had enough with Banco Popular.
I receive my money via PayPal, send it to Transferwise (takes 1 day, not sure because of PP or the US bank TW is using). Once arrived in my TW account I send it to my BHD US account where it arrives the same day (anything between 3 and 10 hours).
I posted this before. I wire money all the time from my Ameritrade brokerage account to BSC.I tried again this morning from B of A and while it lets you chose your recipient (myself) and enter the amount, when it gets to the bottom line for sending the "continue button" is greyed out and you are not able to proceed to the complete transaction page as before.
Now it may work for others at other banks (other than Santa Cruz), if so, I would like to here from those who are transferring money from US banks (or brokerages) and to which banks in DR.
I may need to open an account another bank or just switch banks - but I have liked Santa Cruz for several years
Not sure what your total amount needed is, but, I assumed you can take out $1000 a day with Charles Schwab debt card, no fee, fair exchange rate. Of course if you need a LOT of money it's a big pain, but I hope to try it this month, for the first time, to take out a few $1000 withdrawals.In mid-Dec I tried to do a wire transfer from my Chase Private Client account and it was stated they would not do wire transfers in US dollars to this international location.
I have had this account and been doing wires since 2011. And it was fast (1 or 2 days and free)
Today after multiple calls I finally got a wire specialist to tell me yes that is Chase Bank's new policy.
Of course I can select Euros on the Chase app and send it which uses my dollars to convert to Euros but I have to pay $5 (instead of free) and I loose 4% on a Euro exchange.
So I will transfer funds to a Schwab checking /brokerage but the fee becomes $15. And hope they do not block it.
I heard there is a US banking audit on funds hoing to the DR because of drugs and money laundering and this could be the cause that some banks prefer to just not be bothered.
Has anyone else experienced this from any bank and does anyone have good luck with inexpensive wire transfer fees and from whom and how fast is it?
I did the same thing in Haiti. Obviously he has to know you and the rate is less, but it still works.I have not done it in some time but if I needed a few thousand (U.S exchanged into pesos) I would write a personal check to my local cambio guy. I know it sounds shady but he always came through.