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EBAY PLAYING

why can’t I log into my chase account **bleep**!!

and the dumbass routing **bleep** not working whatsoever 

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@beeyadigg 

Whoa whoa where is all this coming from? Now start over..

    You can't log into your account to buy? Or are you signing up for managed payments as you mentioned routing number?

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@beeyadigg 

Whoa whoa where is all this coming from? Now start over..

    You can't log into your account to buy? Or are you signing up for managed payments as you mentioned routing number?

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Honestly I’m just being impatient lol. I just got off the phone with them and they explained the whole process on if you do not see your bank. You have to manually enter your routing and account number for payouts but to confirm the bank account it takes 48 hours because you have to make a micro deposit in order to confirm so different in 2022 in my opinion! 

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@beeyadigg wrote:

Honestly I’m just being impatient lol. I just got off the phone with them and they explained the whole process on if you do not see your bank. You have to manually enter your routing and account number for payouts but to confirm the bank account it takes 48 hours because you have to make a micro deposit in order to confirm so different in 2022 in my opinion! 


I'm kind of surprised that they don't have the Chase routing numbers already, for you to just choose the one that matches your state or region. (New York has two.) This info page on the Chase site shows where to find it: 

 

https://www.chase.com/personal/banking/education/basics/check-routing-number 

 

You can also look them up by state: 

 

https://www.chase.com/business/routing-number 

 

The only thing I can think of that might mess things up is that many of Chase's routing numbers (there are 24 of them) have a leading zero on the front which you cannot omit. You have to enter all 9 digits on any form that requires them.

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