poker accounts and deceased estates

Originally Posted by Ragnar4

Don't tell the bank that the owner of the account has died either until AFTER you've pulled the money into the account.

Most banks will block all transactions in an effort to prevent fraud after they find out the sole owner of an account has passed away. Get the money kicked in there THEN let them know he's died.

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08-02-2010 02:33 AM #1
Ragnar4 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Sep 2005 Posts 3,184 Location Billings, Montana	Don't tell the bank that the owner of the account has died either until AFTER you've pulled the money into the account. Most banks will block all transactions in an effort to prevent fraud after they find out the sole owner of an account has passed away. Get the money kicked in there THEN let them know he's died.
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08-04-2010 01:20 AM #2
bigred View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Sep 2004 Posts 15,437 Location Nest of Douchebags	Originally Posted by Ragnar4 Don't tell the bank that the owner of the account has died either until AFTER you've pulled the money into the account. Most banks will block all transactions in an effort to prevent fraud after they find out the sole owner of an account has passed away. Get the money kicked in there THEN let them know he's died. imo....
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