| jeffweico | 11-19-2010 01:04 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by jamblix
(Post 183513)
Call up any bank and ask them what the limit is for checking and saving accounts. They will most likely say it's unlimited. You can open as many as you want, it's just more suspicious with the more you have. Anything below 10 is safe imo. There's plenty of banks to choose from, if you use 5 of those banks and have 10 accounts with each you're looking at 50 usable accounts. Far more than enough to make some good money, hell I would do well with only 20 accounts. | That is correct. I have actually asked this question on at least three occasions, and I was typically told that I could have as many as I want.
But that is IN THEORY.
Remember, the representative you talk to about opening an account probably gets a commission on each account opened, or at least has a quota of new accounts each month.
That will NOT be the same person who investigates any potential fraud.
So the Customer service rep is doing their job, which is to generate new accounts. The fraud investigator is doing THEIR job too, which is to limit any potential risks for the bank. |