Sentence examples for an online transfer from inspiring English sources
Or, if your income is irregular, you can push money to the accounts yourself via an online transfer.
Cash the cheque and you'll be told you've been overpaid and must return the money via an online transfer – before the cheque bounces.
You'll often be able to access your money for free using an associated network of ATMs, or get reimbursed for ATM fees, and deposit money by taking a picture of a check or making an online transfer.
Police are also looking for another suspect, a Pakistani man, who is believed to have received part of the money in his account through an online transfer, he added.
Many banks now offer account holders the ability to send money via an online transfer using just the email address or mobile phone number of the recipient.
An online transfer to an offshore bank account will normally call for filling in a few fields after accessing the domestic account using the proper login credentials, reviewing the data for accuracy, and then approving the transaction for processing.
BiO will also offer an easy online transfer system to authors whose paper was originally submitted to one of the company's other journals — Development, Disease Models & Mechanisms, Journal of Cell Science and The Journal of Experimental Biology.
This type of transfer can take a little longer (between 2-4) days than a standard online transfer.
I'd seen Wealthfront launch at the end of 2011 and was curious (it was promising to solve my exact problem), but I only got around to trying it last November after it added an online wire transfer option that didn't require me to spend hours filling out transfer papers at my bank.
So there were raised eyebrows at LeaseTrader.com, an online lease transfer service, when it discovered a significant increase in the number of people who closed a deal through its Web site without so much as sliding behind the steering wheel of their new vehicles.
YouSendIt, an online file transfer service with a focus on businesses, is removing the beta label from an Outlook plugin that automatically reroutes large attachments through its so-called "FedEx for the internet" system.
