5dimes account transaction question 10 points for answer

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

im looking over a friends account that he has a dispute with one of his friend over...


if there are credits to the account titled...BANCPAY Transaction:


what kind of credit is this? a account transfer? CC transaction, 3rd party processor transaction(like paypal or QT, moneybookers)


thanks

[Roadtrip635]

Typically a xfer like this, the bank might have charged a fee and the charge of that fee was reimbursed to you by 5Dimes and credited to your acct. I had a similar credit when depositing to 5Dimes using **, they gave me a $12 credit to cover the fee I had to pay ** for the xfer.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

its for large amounts so its not just a fee credit. transactions by this Name range from anywhere from 50-500 bucks. I guess my real question is. Is it a account transfer?

[robzilla]

A credit to cover transfer fees. It's like an incentive to deposit.

[Flyers21]

Well their only deposit methods at 5dimes that are online are **, ***, and MoneyLineWallet for U.S. deposits. I'm sure if you talked to live chat they would be able to tell you what it means.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

Well their only deposit methods at 5dimes that are online are **, ***, and MoneyLineWallet for U.S. deposits. I'm sure if you talked to live chat they would be able to tell you what it means.

its not my account so id rather not, but i had a friend get screwed outa some 20,000+ by one of his friends. and deposits keep getting credit to this account by that description and im wondering if he has money in his account transferring it over or if that is just like a CC deposit transaction

[Flyers21]

Only way to find out for sure would be to talk to CS.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

Only way to find out for sure would be to talk to CS.

well i figured of the many many account holders of 5 dimes here one person wud recognize the transaction id from one of there previous deposits, ill ask tomorrow if not, just thought id get a quick answer here

[KC]

5Dimes has been the best at processing deposits/payouts through a time when it has become increasingly harder to do.