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Today we will talk about working with BA. Let's start with the well-known payd, in the article above I wrote that if during registration you are asked to link something with a payd for verification in the office, then you can easily and quickly do this using the Ace Elite office, Netspend can also be an analogue.
Now let's talk about names, not many people know that payd verifies them, but not in all cases, remember the trick with Found, since the office is biz, in the name of the business you could write the name of the CH BA from which you wrote off money, that is, make deposits to different names, anyname.
When working with the name of CH, do not forget that if the name is popular and your original CH does not break through, you can break through its namesake by first and last name, but do not forget that the office can also verify and dob.
By the way, the older the CH, the more likely it is that it will not notice the write-off, of course, if you turn off alerts or spam it.
In general, you should not forget about spam, often putting spam on your email and number for a couple of thousand rubles is much more profitable than getting a charge, isn't it? The best spam mails in the Flood-studio.com service.
Returning to working with names, you should not forget that business offices often do not check them at all during ACH transfers, the same applies to Bill pay, this is payment of bills, that is, payment for utilities, communication and similar bills.
Not many people know but Bill pay is also accepted by some investment companies, as well as Paypal. Bill pay can be sent either by physical check (paper by mail) or electronically, the so-called e-bill.
Plaid, also known as Request ach, can also come to both the original CH and the namesake, and also not check the name at all. Let's figure out what this depends on. Most often, you can understand that the payde verifies not only the name but also the dob only through tests, but we have not been beating the original CH for a long time, we do everything on namesakes, which is much easier. If suddenly your office stopped accepting deposits from namesakes, try contacting us and punching the original CH.
Now let's talk about anyname, what kind of beast is this? And what does it depend on whether the office will accept different names or not? As I already said, business offices often do not care about names, sometimes it turns out to send an anyname deposit if you send not to a checking account, but to a saving account disguised, for example, as an investment account.
Now let's talk about working with brute force without access to mail, it is easy to understand that we are unlikely to link it with a payd, banks that are linked with an instant in a payd can be counted on the fingers, such banks as Fnbo or Keypoint can of course be linked with an instant, but often they have long been jacked in the office and it can ask for additional verification through a minik or refuse to link these banks at all. As I already said, banks without access to mail, but for example with access to the personal account or banks that are linked to offices with a transaction check can be linked to some offices by account and routing numbers, AN/RN. For verification and confirmation that this is your account, the office will often ask for a minik, which you can punch through with us. Minik can also be useful for opening a balance on some offices, this applies only to a limited number of banks that do not take the minik. I'm sure you can easily get a list of banks that don't take the minic back without me.
Now let's talk about names, not many people know that payd verifies them, but not in all cases, remember the trick with Found, since the office is biz, in the name of the business you could write the name of the CH BA from which you wrote off money, that is, make deposits to different names, anyname.
When working with the name of CH, do not forget that if the name is popular and your original CH does not break through, you can break through its namesake by first and last name, but do not forget that the office can also verify and dob.
By the way, the older the CH, the more likely it is that it will not notice the write-off, of course, if you turn off alerts or spam it.
In general, you should not forget about spam, often putting spam on your email and number for a couple of thousand rubles is much more profitable than getting a charge, isn't it? The best spam mails in the Flood-studio.com service.
Returning to working with names, you should not forget that business offices often do not check them at all during ACH transfers, the same applies to Bill pay, this is payment of bills, that is, payment for utilities, communication and similar bills.
Not many people know but Bill pay is also accepted by some investment companies, as well as Paypal. Bill pay can be sent either by physical check (paper by mail) or electronically, the so-called e-bill.
Plaid, also known as Request ach, can also come to both the original CH and the namesake, and also not check the name at all. Let's figure out what this depends on. Most often, you can understand that the payde verifies not only the name but also the dob only through tests, but we have not been beating the original CH for a long time, we do everything on namesakes, which is much easier. If suddenly your office stopped accepting deposits from namesakes, try contacting us and punching the original CH.
Now let's talk about anyname, what kind of beast is this? And what does it depend on whether the office will accept different names or not? As I already said, business offices often do not care about names, sometimes it turns out to send an anyname deposit if you send not to a checking account, but to a saving account disguised, for example, as an investment account.
Now let's talk about working with brute force without access to mail, it is easy to understand that we are unlikely to link it with a payd, banks that are linked with an instant in a payd can be counted on the fingers, such banks as Fnbo or Keypoint can of course be linked with an instant, but often they have long been jacked in the office and it can ask for additional verification through a minik or refuse to link these banks at all. As I already said, banks without access to mail, but for example with access to the personal account or banks that are linked to offices with a transaction check can be linked to some offices by account and routing numbers, AN/RN. For verification and confirmation that this is your account, the office will often ask for a minik, which you can punch through with us. Minik can also be useful for opening a balance on some offices, this applies only to a limited number of banks that do not take the minik. I'm sure you can easily get a list of banks that don't take the minic back without me.
