Someone wants to xfer some money to my bank account tomorrow. They asked me what bank I used to know if they used some system, something new that I had never heard of, which I suppose enables free xfers online, perhaps between different banks who participate. It was definitely something newish, not like “wiring money” or “western union” or “going into a location and depositing into my account” and had a somewhat silly sounding name like all these things do, but I can’t remember the name. (not Venmo or Skrill)
Yeah it’s probably Zelle. And your bank doesn’t need to directly participate, although that makes it easier. If your bank doesn’t directly participate, I believe the transaction will end up coded as a debit card refund credit.
If this has been true anytime in the past 60 days you probably have a virus.
Those are legit and you should click on them and buy lots of art-themed gifts and scarves and things and maybe a couple of those Rodin reproductions that are practically a steal at $400 each.
One time in the 1990s I was walking up Byres Rd in Glasgow during the daytime. A car drove past at normal speed with a young guy driving; looked cool as a cucumber just driving along at moderate speed. …except there were sparks constantly flying up from the road because he had no tyres at all; oh and there was also a police helicopter following him from above.
It was bizarre and I remember it mainly because of how calm and normal the guy looked & how slow and ordinary he was driving; like he was just going to get some milk and cornflakes on a slow day.
