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Re: Deposits.
« Reply #225 on: 22 December 2019, 01:15:24 am »
Hi guys

This is a question/possible warning post for those of us who use bank transfers for deposits

I regularly use standard bank transfers for deposits etc with clients
I have a few names in my full name so I tend to use the middle two or my working name for deposits depending on the situation.

I recently got a notification from Barclays saying they will be starting a checking service when you transfer to a new person, and that you’ll be able to check :/ you will need to know the full name of the persons account or won’t be able to transfer !

Has anyone got the same notification from other banks ? As Barclays say other banks may start doing the same.

V xx

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« Reply #226 on: 22 December 2019, 02:59:52 pm »
Yes, its been gradually brought in over the past year or so.

Some discussion on it in this or other threads.
« Last Edit: 22 December 2019, 03:02:55 pm by saltysweet »

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« Reply #227 on: 22 December 2019, 06:51:11 pm »
I've not had the warnings but I have looked into this a lot, including listening to an interview on a fairly serious factual BBC radio programme. That programme made it clear this is more about the banks, and that there'll be an override button even if the names aren't exact. A lot of people and businesses use online transfers so I think not having the override could cause a lot of hassle for the banks.

Anyway the radio programme definitely put the banking representative on the spot and dispelled much of the rumour and other articles I'd seen. If it happens it happens, but there's so many other things in place such at OTP codes I don't think getting the exact name is going to be an issue.

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« Reply #228 on: 30 December 2019, 12:00:51 am »
I’ve taken deposits by online bank transfer before. Putting anything in the “account name” box has worked so I don’t have to tell them my real name however earlier in the year I heard that things are changing and now the name you put in there must match the name on the account!

Client recently fucked up the data entry and was required to enter the birth date along with full name which meant having to suspend that option on that occasion.  :FF

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« Reply #229 on: 30 December 2019, 12:02:48 am »
I take deposits by bank transfer and have never had to give a client my real name. I'm with Halifax. A client may think they need your real name but you can put literally anything in the name/reference box and it still works as long as the sort code and account number is correct.

Maybe it depends on the bank but you can't do this with them all. Client just had his account suspended when he wasn't able to enter the first AND the last name. The surname was actually correct but insufficient.

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Re: Deposits.
« Reply #230 on: 30 December 2019, 01:20:52 am »
Hi guys

This is a question/possible warning post for those of us who use bank transfers for deposits

I regularly use standard bank transfers for deposits etc with clients
I have a few names in my full name so I tend to use the middle two or my working name for deposits depending on the situation.

I recently got a notification from Barclays saying they will be starting a checking service when you transfer to a new person, and that you’ll be able to check :/ you will need to know the full name of the persons account or won’t be able to transfer !

Has anyone got the same notification from other banks ? As Barclays say other banks may start doing the same.

V xx

Im with Barclays and got the same notification. Im looking at it right now (I screen shotted it) and it says word for word:

Coming soon - we're going to help you check who you're paying
When you pay someone new, you'll be able to check the name on THEIR account to help make sure you're paying the right person - you'll need to use the full account name. If someone makes a new payment to you, their bank may do the same. For more info, search 'Barclays - confirmation of Payee'


Very very worrying
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« Reply #231 on: 30 December 2019, 01:21:28 am »
I am with the Royal Bank of Scotland and I have one client who transfers by bank and he puts my name as ‘Golf’ and it goes through, however he has only done this 3 times and so I don’t know if I’ll keep letting him transfer by cash because I had lost my phone and on it I had the RBoS app and without it then I was having to check by telephoning the bank for a balance, this had its own issues because when I called them for a balance then they only gave me it once and said the reason being was because I had the app, I explained that I had lost my phone and this is why I was calling them, I ended up having to go to an ATM machine to check that I had been paid, it’s not a good feeling at all and I cannot relax without knowing if I’ve been paid.

Clients asking to transfer our payments is on the rise and personally I’m getting sick of it, I have lost count of the number of guys who were happy to book me until I said that they couldn’t transfer cash to me, it makes me think that they were going to scam me somehow, I also think they just want your real name, in their mind then they maybe think that all banks want the name of the account whose the cash is going into and so they think if they pay us by this way then they’ll get our names, I don’t see the point of us using fake names only to be found out when we give them our bank details, it’s like another form of them wanting to be in control.

Also, I cannot believe the palaver that goes with me simply wanting the available balance of my account, everywhere is I.D mad now! You even need to prove who you are to get a library card! It’s madness! *Sorry to go off topic*
« Last Edit: 30 December 2019, 01:23:48 am by TantricTease »

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« Reply #232 on: 30 December 2019, 09:35:46 am »
So for example, I ask a client to put the date in the name section (which I do) and when he does, his Bank tells him my real name instead and asks him to confirm? I am with Halifax and accept transfers this way several times a week. So far, no client has mentioned anything to me, but it is nerve wracking. I keep thinking to ask one of them, but lose my nerve!
If they said yes, I would not be able to see them..
I know it's daft..  :-[

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« Reply #233 on: 30 December 2019, 10:01:35 am »
So for example, I ask a client to put the date in the name section (which I do) and when he does, his Bank tells him my real name instead and asks him to confirm? I am with Halifax and accept transfers this way several times a week. So far, no client has mentioned anything to me, but it is nerve wracking. I keep thinking to ask one of them, but lose my nerve!
If they said yes, I would not be able to see them..
I know it's daft..  :-[

Not at the moment and I don't think the bank are allowed to tell anyone the name on the account.

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« Reply #234 on: 30 December 2019, 06:36:02 pm »
This might help a few people Google "radio 4 money box banks fraud protection check" listen to the first five minutes or so.

Sounds much like the porn laws, not clear, not workable.

Plus we all want security of our own details.

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« Reply #235 on: 07 January 2020, 02:08:24 am »
Also came across this website also which you guys should check out

https://www.choose.co.uk/news/2019/bank-transfer-confirmation-of-payee-delayed/
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« Reply #236 on: 07 January 2020, 02:14:44 am »
This might help a few people Google "radio 4 money box banks fraud protection check" listen to the first five minutes or so.

I’m listening to it rn lol. The link in my earlier post is basically an updated version of your post ( & you have to have a BBC account in order to listen to it)
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« Reply #237 on: 07 January 2020, 11:37:01 am »
I use a business account solely for deposits. That way they get the business name not my personal name. Problem solved.

Mirror

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« Reply #238 on: 07 January 2020, 12:34:26 pm »
There's an article on Moneywise dated 2018 which says it'll be check and alert, which matches with an interview I heard in 2019 in which stated there'll be an override.

I may look into a business account however I'm of the ilk of not creating an imaginary cover business, and have an idea some banks may not want to cooperate with sex work - but who knows? I have told at least one bank advisor the nature of my business, the couldn't find a category on their system so left it in a coverall type business.

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« Reply #239 on: 15 February 2020, 12:28:10 pm »
I've just had one who messaged for a meet an hour away. Asked for bareback at extra (duh no) asked if I had any outfits. All set. Log on and he deletes his profile.

Fuming as I've just turned someone else down. Time to update my Q&A to 1st time meetings on booking form only. Thats 5 in a week.