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sounds shady.
Deutsche Bank AG is in germany
Czech National Bank is Czech republic
Credit Suise and UBS AG is in switzerland
edit: nvm doesnt sound shady. sounds like money laundering lol. If that's the case, most banks will do, the important part is to keep the sums under a certain amount so that it doesn't tip off the banks from big transactions (less then 10,000 euros probably would be my guess)
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I have a Nigerian prince I can set you up with. He owns a lot of banks.
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On October 08 2013 05:51 Smurfett3 wrote: Czech National Bank is Czech republic Is the CNB really working with physical persons / legal entities? And if so, is CNB friendly with overseas citizens / expats?
On October 08 2013 06:19 Serejai wrote: I have a Nigerian prince I can set you up with. He owns a lot of banks. :D <3
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On October 08 2013 06:27 Rus_Brain wrote:Show nested quote +On October 08 2013 05:51 Smurfett3 wrote: Czech National Bank is Czech republic Is the CNB really working with physical persons / legal entities? And if so, is CNB friendly with overseas citizens / expats? Show nested quote +On October 08 2013 06:19 Serejai wrote: I have a Nigerian prince I can set you up with. He owns a lot of banks. :D <3 I would assume so, you'd have to visit their website or visit in person depending where in Russia for more info, I don't work there or use it
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On October 08 2013 05:51 Smurfett3 wrote: sounds shady.
Deutsche Bank AG is in germany
Czech National Bank is Czech republic
Credit Suise and UBS AG is in switzerland
edit: nvm doesnt sound shady. sounds like money laundering lol. If that's the case, most banks will do, the important part is to keep the sums under a certain amount so that it doesn't tip off the banks from big transactions (less then 10,000 euros probably would be my guess)
Wait, money laundering isn't shady?
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On October 08 2013 10:47 jrkirby wrote:Show nested quote +On October 08 2013 05:51 Smurfett3 wrote: sounds shady.
Deutsche Bank AG is in germany
Czech National Bank is Czech republic
Credit Suise and UBS AG is in switzerland
edit: nvm doesnt sound shady. sounds like money laundering lol. If that's the case, most banks will do, the important part is to keep the sums under a certain amount so that it doesn't tip off the banks from big transactions (less then 10,000 euros probably would be my guess) Wait, money laundering isn't shady?
Not when you do it with Nigerian princes, obviously...
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On October 08 2013 10:47 jrkirby wrote:Show nested quote +On October 08 2013 05:51 Smurfett3 wrote: sounds shady.
Deutsche Bank AG is in germany
Czech National Bank is Czech republic
Credit Suise and UBS AG is in switzerland
edit: nvm doesnt sound shady. sounds like money laundering lol. If that's the case, most banks will do, the important part is to keep the sums under a certain amount so that it doesn't tip off the banks from big transactions (less then 10,000 euros probably would be my guess) Wait, money laundering isn't shady? Well you wouldn't want to keep your money laundery in the shade, you'd want to dry it out in the sun.
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On October 08 2013 10:47 jrkirby wrote:Show nested quote +On October 08 2013 05:51 Smurfett3 wrote: sounds shady.
Deutsche Bank AG is in germany
Czech National Bank is Czech republic
Credit Suise and UBS AG is in switzerland
edit: nvm doesnt sound shady. sounds like money laundering lol. If that's the case, most banks will do, the important part is to keep the sums under a certain amount so that it doesn't tip off the banks from big transactions (less then 10,000 euros probably would be my guess) Wait, money laundering isn't shady? No it's blatantly illegal.
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