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Originally Posted by zerosum79
2. You will need the bank ACH routing number. This is not necessarily your checking account routing number. For my bank it is not the same.
I went to my local branch about a week ago and asked for the routing number for a wire transfer, and he gave a number that I knew wasn't the routing number on the bottom of my checks. I later commented saying that the transfer I am expecting is a ACH deposit (I don't know **** about banking, type of transfers, etc.). He said, "ACH? you sure?" and I even double checked the full tilt claims website and said yeah, and he gave me a new number, which is actually the routing number on my checks.
I'm not saying you are wrong or right, I'm just putting it out there, that for myself, it is the same routing number as the number on the bottom of my checks. Which actually makes sense b/c that's the routing number I provided to FTP to get my withdrawals.
Edit: I see now that you said 'not necessarily your checking account routing number'. g
gotcha.
play on.