I was recently trying to set up EFT and did not know the Routing number for my Bank (Did not have my check book with me). I had to do some searching before I could set it up. I did a search in FW for a thread on Routing Numbers but no relevant thread were listed. A Google search listed sites that charge for such information. I thought setting up a thread with a list of bank Routing Numbers, others can benefit from it. Pl. update the Quick Summary for any institution that is not on the list.
Bad idea anyway. Would you really transfer money to a bank using a routing number that some nut on the internet posted for you? If so, then let me give you both a routing number and an account number that you can use! Incoming transfers only please.
can someone list the phone numbers of hot women you've dated that in the end didn't want to date you. I would search on the internet but I want to have your assurance that she was hot first.
alleni
Senior Member
posted: Feb. 2, 2007 @ 6:09p
Plus, it depends on what region you're in. I see about three Citibank FSBs already.
I would go directly to Federal Reserve E-Payments Routing Directory rather than a third party site that appears to be trying to make money with Google ads (not to mention possible security issues with an ABA number not directly from bank or FRB)
mmasiak
Member
posted: Feb. 4, 2007 @ 9:01p
Citibank listed ~10 ABA's depending on location where the acc was opened... Better to call or search your bank's webpage.
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