It depends on a lot of factors but once the use has been proven to be fraudulent, usually within 24 hours...at least that has been my experience.
Ask for the legal department. That is where your enquiry will end up anyhow.
It is recorded that the money is yours but your money is still in circulation. It isn't like a safe which holds each persons individual money. Your money could be used for someone else to withdraw their saving account, but your money is still available to you. When you get it back it just won't be the same exact coins or notes that you put in your savings account.
there is always a reason why someone does not have a bank account, so if someone needs to loan money their only option is to go to a friend or family. This will be difficult unless the borrower has a job and is able to pay back the loan.
Once a money order has been deposited, you cannot stop payment on it. The exception to this is if you can prove that the money order was fraudulently obtained. If that's the case, you can get your money back, but it will take some time to do so.
yes.reason is that if the debt collector return the money in question, you can as well pay it back into your account.thank you
If the money was sent in your account accidentally then expect that one day someone will ask you for it back. If it was put into your account as a gift or your salary, then no. If it is a joint account or you have an arrangement where they can draw on your account, then yes. However, if no such arrangement was in place, I would be more concerned as to how someone got your bank account details in the first place.
Ask for the legal department. That is where your enquiry will end up anyhow.
Once you deposit your funds into another individuals bank account, those funds are no longer yours. You can not get your money back unless the owner of the account withdraws the funds and decides to give them to you. I recommend getting your own bank account.
It is recorded that the money is yours but your money is still in circulation. It isn't like a safe which holds each persons individual money. Your money could be used for someone else to withdraw their saving account, but your money is still available to you. When you get it back it just won't be the same exact coins or notes that you put in your savings account.
If the 'somebody else' has signed the back with 'pay to the order of xxx' and then signs their name.
there is always a reason why someone does not have a bank account, so if someone needs to loan money their only option is to go to a friend or family. This will be difficult unless the borrower has a job and is able to pay back the loan.
When you pay someone back you are usually giving them money back, you are repaying that person.
Once a money order has been deposited, you cannot stop payment on it. The exception to this is if you can prove that the money order was fraudulently obtained. If that's the case, you can get your money back, but it will take some time to do so.
yes.reason is that if the debt collector return the money in question, you can as well pay it back into your account.thank you
Yes, they absolutely without a doubt can take it back. Just because they erred and put it in the wrong account (yours) doesn't not mean you are entitled to it. If your money went into someone elses account due to bank error, wouldn't you want the bank to take it back and give it to you? If you notice(d) it before they did, wouldn't you want to be honest and call them to tell them?
how do i cancel limewire and get my money back
First of all you email to accounts@casualcollective.com Saying Someone hacked my account and could i please have it back and then 1-2 weeks you get your account back - Hope This Helps :-)