US Checking Account For Non US Citizens ???
- Thread starter deki33
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It's hard candy, but you can try at payoneer, they give virtual US bank accounts with routing number and what not for "respectable" customers 
, basically you need to use your payoneer account at least 3 months, anyway you need to contact them to request the bank account, it's an experimental feature.
, basically you need to use your payoneer account at least 3 months, anyway you need to contact them to request the bank account, it's an experimental feature.
HoNeYBiRD
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- May 1, 2009
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Why do you need US bank account? Those networks can wire anywhere, unless if you need to be a US citizen to get yourself accepted and you'd like to pretend to be one, that's why you need the US bank account
It's not my business though.
with Payoneer VA you can accept ACH payments from these companies at the moment:
2Checkout.com Inc., Alamy Inc., Amazon.com Inc. (and its subsidiaries, including CreateSpace, a DBA of On-Demand Publishing, LLC.), AOL, Apple Inc., Barnes & Noble, Bright Market LLC, Digital River Inc. (and its subsidiaries, including SWReg), Elance Inc., E-Trade Financial Corporation, Facebook Inc., Getty Images Inc., Google Inc.(and its subsidiaries, including AdMob), Half.com Inc., Intel Corporation, Keynetics Inc. (Click Bank), LinkedIn Corporation, LinkShare Corporation, LSI Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, PayPal Inc., Plimus Inc, ShareAsale.com Inc., ValueClick Inc. (Commission Junction), Yahoo! Inc.
Payment attempts from any other company will be automatically declined.
It's not my business though.
with Payoneer VA you can accept ACH payments from these companies at the moment:
2Checkout.com Inc., Alamy Inc., Amazon.com Inc. (and its subsidiaries, including CreateSpace, a DBA of On-Demand Publishing, LLC.), AOL, Apple Inc., Barnes & Noble, Bright Market LLC, Digital River Inc. (and its subsidiaries, including SWReg), Elance Inc., E-Trade Financial Corporation, Facebook Inc., Getty Images Inc., Google Inc.(and its subsidiaries, including AdMob), Half.com Inc., Intel Corporation, Keynetics Inc. (Click Bank), LinkedIn Corporation, LinkShare Corporation, LSI Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, PayPal Inc., Plimus Inc, ShareAsale.com Inc., ValueClick Inc. (Commission Junction), Yahoo! Inc.
Payment attempts from any other company will be automatically declined.
- Oct 9, 2009
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Why do you need US bank account? Those networks can wire anywhere, unless if you need to be a US citizen to get yourself accepted and you'd like to pretend to be one, that's why you need the US bank account
It's not my business though.
with Payoneer VA you can accept ACH payments from these companies at the moment:
2Checkout.com Inc., Alamy Inc., Amazon.com Inc. (and its subsidiaries, including CreateSpace, a DBA of On-Demand Publishing, LLC.), AOL, Apple Inc., Barnes & Noble, Bright Market LLC, Digital River Inc. (and its subsidiaries, including SWReg), Elance Inc., E-Trade Financial Corporation, Facebook Inc., Getty Images Inc., Google Inc.(and its subsidiaries, including AdMob), Half.com Inc., Intel Corporation, Keynetics Inc. (Click Bank), LinkedIn Corporation, LinkShare Corporation, LSI Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, PayPal Inc., Plimus Inc, ShareAsale.com Inc., ValueClick Inc. (Commission Junction), Yahoo! Inc.
Payment attempts from any other company will be automatically declined.
Yes, one of these companies is what I need.
I send you PM.
Nissim-Payoneer
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- Jan 25, 2011
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Hey,
As mentioned above, the Payoneer US Payment Service allows you to receive US ACH transfers from our white list of pre-approved companies, which are then loaded to your Payoneer prepaid card.
To apply for the service, simply contact our Customer Support department via the e-mail form on our website, or via live chat/telephone.
If you have any questions in regards to the service, I'd be more than happy to assist.
- Oct 9, 2009
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I sent email to Talia about this, but didn't get reply.
PayoneerTeam
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- May 10, 2011
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Sorry! I have over 100 emails in my inbox, so I am trying to answer some from last week still. I will get to it soon - I promise.