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Old 02-06-2008, 05:13 PM #7
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the bank doesnt have to put a hold on his ssdi check. They sound uncooperative to me and id be looking for a new place for my business account.
The hold was because it's a new account. Future deposits will be avalible after one buisness day, but never immediatley.

We have:
Buisness checking(1)
personal checking(2)
personal savings(2)
Home equity loan(1)
College fund (1)

And they put a hold on the check. Oh well.

Cayokay, you might be right. I don't know, but maybe they were cutting me slack and got busted for it. That's a nicer way to look at it anyway.
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