Are your cancelled or failed funds "visible" in your I-account or did they completely "dissapear"? I'm asking because in my case the failed outbound wire was "in process" during 4 month after the amount was "restored" in my balance. I'm now in doubt how to transfer my funds out of I-account.Currently I'm in the same situation with many other people with funds stuck and outbound SWIFT payments either becoming 'cancelled' or 'failing' after about 1 month.
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I'm not very optimistic about recovering my funds, however a claim via courts seems to be most practical option.
It look all legal and professional but I am wondering why there is no phone numbers. Tell us more about your experiences later on. I am interested but prefer to be careful for now.I am opening with NEAT HK anyone has some first hand experience?
The Neat address also look like a mail drop and not really a building of it own. Even google map failed to locate the company. I do not think it is real so be careful.I am opening with NEAT HK anyone has some first hand experience?
Sorry! I should have know better. My apologize and thanks for the correction. Cheers!IS this topic about NEATH HK ?open your own thread and follow the forum rules
Hi - a quick update for anyone still stuck with this is that I've manged to recover my funds fully. Heavy pushing via the regulator and HK police did the trick (see my previous post).
In reply to afrishore - yes the funds disappeared and were visible under pending payments as 'BEING PROCEEDED' (sic). They were finally paid out via various banks into my bank accounts.
@JC0307 Thanks. I understand the "source" (for our incoming funds) is from assets we sold, but these incoming funds were from several clients and from over a year ago. But since then we made several outgoing transfers and only now are they asking for the source of this last outgoing transfer, so I am not sure from "which" asset sale they want as the source? Should we just pick one? (Shouldn't they be asking the "source" or KYC on the incoming transfers a year ago?)
What happens if we simply tell them "No" and tell them we won't provide any further information? Shouldn't they close the account? If they close the account, they have to send the money somewhere, right? I had to provide all my KYC information to have the account open, why are they now acting like I need to prove who I am? (or why do they act like they do not know me?). Thanks again for the advice.
We were using the i-Cards to get our money out however last week they blocked them and have asked us to provide a mountain of docs to have the hold lifted, some of the requested information is excessive and difficult to provide. I see they are adding new products to their lineup which seems to indicate that they are operating ok to some degree, however it has become apparent since we opened our account early 2017, that they are geared more to South East Asian based customers who use instant transfer services rather customers wanting to operate using regular bank to bank wire transfer business.It appears that there’s a way to withdraw the funds. I just use my card. Have you guys tried it?
Did you try to make outward transfer from your i-account?We were using the i-Cards to get our money out however last week they blocked them and have asked us to provide a mountain of docs to have the hold lifted, some of the requested information is excessive and difficult to provide. I see they are adding new products to their lineup which seems to indicate that they are operating ok to some degree, however it has become apparent since we opened our account early 2017, that they are geared more to South East Asian based customers who use instant transfer services rather customers wanting to operate using regular bank to bank wire transfer business.
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