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11-20-2009, 05:25 AM

ak_nomiss

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withdraw for international client

I am a live in USA and was transfered to UK as international client when they start stop hedging trading, right now I want to withdraw some money from my account and my bank told me that they doesnt provide ABA# what could I do

also am I suppose choice ABA# or SWIFT # since I live in usa and when I pick my country as US I can only fill in the ABA# blank

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