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RegularReggie
31-10-2026, 09:22 AM
Hi all,
First time poster, long time lurker.
Last night I visited a private and tried to pay via bank transfer .... my mistake because now the funds are on hold for 24 hours.
She said she couldn't continue because she had already been scammed recently, understsandable, but time was running out
Didn't end up going through with the service because by the time I made an ATM run it would be short for time, so I walked.
Realising today I can't just cancel a pending transfer, what are my options?
jackdaniels
31-10-2026, 05:05 PM
What do you mean? If the transfer is pending you can call the bank and have it cancelled and refunded.
neveragain
31-10-2026, 06:13 PM
This isn't gonna help your current situation but never pay in full via bank transfer. Cash only. Too much can go wrong.
What do you mean? If the transfer is pending you can call the bank and have it cancelled and refunded.
It's Saturday and his bank like most others probably don't have lines open outside business hours.
RegularReggie
31-10-2026, 06:30 PM
This isn't gonna help your current situation but never pay in full via bank transfer. Cash only. Too much can go wrong.
It's Saturday and his bank like most others probably don't have lines open outside business hours.
Cheers for the responses, I did manage to get the payment cancelled.
You're right about cash only, generally I do when visiting the usual establishments but was low on time and she provided bank transfer as an option.
Bit embarrassing lol cant delete thread unfortunately!
Punt with cash!!
jackdaniels
31-10-2026, 09:39 PM
This isn't gonna help your current situation but never pay in full via bank transfer. Cash only. Too much can go wrong.
It's Saturday and his bank like most others probably don't have lines open outside business hours.
This exact situation has happened to me and I was able to resolve through the fraud /equivalent line on a weekend
lisasweaty
01-11-2026, 07:37 AM
Hi all,
First time poster, long time lurker.
Last night I visited a private and tried to pay via bank transfer .... my mistake because now the funds are on hold for 24 hours.
She said she couldn't continue because she had already been scammed recently, understsandable, but time was running out
Didn't end up going through with the service because by the time I made an ATM run it would be short for time, so I walked.
Realising today I can't just cancel a pending transfer, what are my options?
Just let it go through and use it as a credit for next visit
lisasweaty
01-11-2026, 07:37 AM
Or consider it a nice little gift for the WL
aussiegaigin
01-11-2026, 11:41 AM
This isn't gonna help your current situation but never pay in full via bank transfer. Cash only. Too much can go wrong.
It's Saturday and his bank like most others probably don't have lines open outside business hours.
The major banks have 24/7 call centres to handle such situations.
andrewv
01-11-2026, 01:47 PM
cash only, boys. Before you walk into any shop, go to the neaest ATM and get cashed up. It is a no brainer.
forkspoon
01-11-2026, 02:05 PM
The major banks have 24/7 call centres to handle such situations.
They are going to have a field day listing back on the call if you give them the ture story
Bigscotty
01-11-2026, 11:09 PM
People cant be that stupid enough not to pay by cash. You might as well just give them your driver license while you are at it.
Markin
02-11-2026, 10:28 AM
if you must do a bank transfer, use payID and send $1 as a test first. if it goes through in seconds, as it will most times, you should be ok to send a larger amount. should go straight through.
they generally only hold up payments for 24 hours on some first payments.
cash is still better.
Punt2Win
02-11-2026, 09:21 PM
Enjoy your anonymity fellas before we're all using digital currency and every random root on a Tuesday afternoon is forever recorded on the block chain. Don't know what you got til it's gone and all that.
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