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As the character Mason Verger in Hannibal said: "When the fox hears the rabbit scream he comes a-runnin'... but not to help." :D

 

Haha after I made the offer I realised how dangerous it was for me.

 

I could be called up for money laundering, not sure how

 

I can explain getting a $50,000 deposit into my account from

 

a complete stranger.

 

:D

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Thanks all bros for the advise and tips.

 

I have sufficient fund in my account so i can choose cashier order if bank allows 50k.

 

I also have cashline or citibank ready credit account so can also use cheque. Just need transfer from posb to my cashline/citibank.

 

 

Below is the exact statement from dbs website.

 

What is my transactional limit for the purchase of demand draft and cashier's order?

 

The maximum amount you may purchase per demand draft and cashier's order is S$10,000 or its equivalent.

 

Note that as your account is deducted when we process your transaction, please ensure sufficient funds in your account to avoid any delay.

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Thanks all bros for the advise and tips.

 

I have sufficient fund in my account so i can choose cashier order if bank allows 50k.

 

I also have cashline or citibank ready credit account so can also use cheque. Just need transfer from posb to my cashline/citibank.

 

 

Below is the exact statement from dbs website.

 

What is my transactional limit for the purchase of demand draft and cashier's order?

 

The maximum amount you may purchase per demand draft and cashier's order is S$10,000 or its equivalent.

 

Note that as your account is deducted when we process your transaction, please ensure sufficient funds in your account to avoid any delay.

 

I don't think there is any limit to cashier's order. I bought a cashier's order for >$10k over the counter just a month ago (at DBS of course), including a $5 processing fee. So clearly that statement on DBS's website is incorrect, and may be referring to purchasing of cashier's order via iBanking.

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Thanks all bros for the advise and tips.

 

I have sufficient fund in my account so i can choose cashier order if bank allows 50k.

 

I also have cashline or citibank ready credit account so can also use cheque. Just need transfer from posb to my cashline/citibank.

 

 

Below is the exact statement from dbs website.

 

What is my transactional limit for the purchase of demand draft and cashier's order?

 

The maximum amount you may purchase per demand draft and cashier's order is S$10,000 or its equivalent.

 

Note that as your account is deducted when we process your transaction, please ensure sufficient funds in your account to avoid any delay.

Double confirm plus chop no limit for CO at the bank. just a few weeks ago I got a CO for much more than 10k when buying my car. Edited by Turboflat4
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Double confirm plus chop no limit for CO at the bank. jkerjust a few weeks ago I got a CO for much more than the 10k limit when I bought my car.

 

Double confirm plus chop no limit for CO at the bank. jkerjust a few weeks ago I got a CO for much more than the 10k limit when I bought my car.

 

Yup. It is only limited by the funds in that particular account.

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triple confirm no limit for CO at the bank

 

the other day I tried to get a CO for >>>10k

 

but the teller told me that I can only have a CO for <<<10k because money no enough

 

:D

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if find leceh to buy money order ... withdraw $10k x 5 pieces ... sup sup water la ... can't even fill up the wallet ... lol

 

 

 

Cannot withdraw $10k notes anymore from 1 Oct 2014 la... You must be too long never go withdraw $10k notes already...

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really ar? largest note now is $1000?

 

Cannot withdraw $10k notes anymore from 1 Oct 2014 la... You must be too long never go withdraw $10k notes already...

 

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really ar? largest note now is $1000?

 

 

 

Yes, now it is $1,000. The move to stop issuing $10k notes was to prevent money laundering.

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Yes, now it is $1,000. The move to stop issuing $10k notes was to prevent money laundering.

 

Strange that they have kept the 10k note for so many years without saying anything, then only now come and say they're withdrawing it due to money laundering...

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Strange that they have kept the 10k note for so many years without saying anything, then only now come and say they're withdrawing it due to money laundering...

Now we got IR ma...

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Strange that they have kept the 10k note for so many years without saying anything, then only now come and say they're withdrawing it due to money laundering...

 

Now more 'talents'.

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Uncle Sam must have KPKB lah, if not for outside pressure I doubt they would have stopped issuing them.

 

 

 

Strange that they have kept the 10k note for so many years without saying anything, then only now come and say they're withdrawing it due to money laundering...

 

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Turbocharged

New registration number bidding is strictly by cashiers order only.

 

If cashiers order is limited to 10k , no one can bid higher than that amount liao .

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TS, since u can transfer money from POSB to ur Citibank account, use cheque n save $5 for CO. But there is a limit for interbank transfer unless u revise d TF limit.

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So you all see, $10k is supsup suay in todays Singapore. So many bros here confirm.

 

Most people spend more than $10k per month.

 

 

Singapore huat ah!

 

Muayhahahaha

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