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Old 02-13-2006, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by mamboking
You must be talking about an investment account not an OnlineSavings account. There are no transfer fees for the savings account
Nope, I was reading the "Terms and Charges Disclosures" form for Online Saving Account.

To verify, go to www.hsbcdirect.com, click on start application, then click on next step, then choose the "Terms and Charges" next to "Online Saving Account", then a PDF will show up, READ THE BOTTOM PORTION!!!!

Good thing I read the fine prints.

Let me know if I am wrong. BTW, the PDF Disclosure is different for different accounts, so this disclosure form is for Online Saving Account.

Man man man, sneaky, very sneaky.
Old 02-13-2006, 03:57 PM
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Also, if you read the regular Disclosures for Online Saving Account, there is following statement:

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FUNDS TRANSFERS FEES

Except as otherwise agreed in writing, the Bank may charge your account for the fees and charges for processing Payment Orders and issuing advices relating to Payment Orders, listed in the Terms and Charges Disclosure as the fee for Funds Transfer.
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Sneaky, huh? They want you to read the "Terms and Charges Disclosure" form to find out exact fee... which is the form in my last posting.

Man, I am sticking with EmigrantDirect.
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i've never been charged with any transfer fees using HSBC.
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Originally Posted by uu
Man man man, sneaky, very sneaky.
I think they are linking to bad information. The home page says no fees. You should give them a call. There is no way they can charge that kind of fees to do an xfer. The majority of people would lose money, no matter the interest.
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Originally Posted by GTKrockeTT
i've never been charged with any transfer fees using HSBC.

Same here, and I have the Personal Internet Banking terms and conditions booklet they sent me in front of me, and it clearly says that there are no transfer fees.
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Originally Posted by mamboking
Same here, and I have the Personal Internet Banking terms and conditions booklet they sent me in front of me, and it clearly says that there are no transfer fees.
Good to hear that, peace of mind for me. But I am going to give them a call before opening an account.
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