Effective for orders placed on or after 09/18/2012: - Tangible Cryptography will impose a fee of $20.00 for any returned ACH or bank wire due to incorrect account/routing numbers, ineligible account, mismatched payee, closed account, or suspended account.
- Tangible Cryptography will impose a fee of $25.00 for any local branch deposit which can not be completed due to incomplete or incorrect information.
- Tangible Cryptography will impose a fee of $20.00 on any "stop payment" required for a company check due to incomplete or inaccurate information.
- Tangible Cryptography will impose a fee of $50.00 for the re-issuance of a Cashier's check due to incomplete or inaccurate information.
- Tangible Cryptography will impose a fee of $10.00 for failed digital wallet payments (PayPal, OKPay, Dwolla) due to incomplete or inaccurate information.
These fees will be in addition to any fees or penalties imposed by third parties. In the event a client provides inaccurate instructions they agree to be liable for any lost funds. Many of our payment methods (to include PayPal) are irreversible.
Users agree that Tangible Cryptography has no liability if funds are delivered to an incorrect account and can't be recovered based on inaccurate user instructions. Please verify information before depositing coins. The exact information used to issue a payment will be shown on the status page where you are given the deposit address. You can not get paid in a timely manner if the information you provide is inaccurate. Investigating, and fixing errors due to inaccurate information takes significant resources and raises our costs of doing business.
We will be modifying the FastCash4Bitcoin terms and conditions to reflect these changes.
Some tips to avoid a non-delivery fee:Not all accounts can receive a Bank Wire. An ACH and a Bank Wire are not the same process (although they both involve the delivery of digital funds). An account which is capable of receiving ACH may not be capable of receiving a bank wire. No payer can "know" if an account can accept a bank wire. If you are unsure if your account can accept bank wires, you should contact your bank.
The routing number for Bank Wires may be different than the routing number for ACH or checks. Major banks may use multiple routing numbers. Bank of American as an example has 27 active routing numbers depending on the account type, transfer method, and branch location . No payer can determine the correct routing number for your account. If you are unsure what routing number to use, you should contact your bank.
If you have a prepaid credit card which can be paid by ACH, the bank account for ACH (Direct Deposit) may not be the same as the sixteen digit credit card number. No payer can determine the correct account and routing number based on a credit card number. If you are unsure about how to fund your prepaid credit card by ACH (Direct Deposit), you should contact your credit card issuer.
Cashier's Checks are certified instruments. You should treat them like cash. Cashier's checks are extremely popular. Depsite the higher fee, roughly half of all our check payments involve cashier's checks. Unless you are sure you need a cashier's check, it is safer (and cheaper) to opt for the company check payout option. Unlike company check, a cashier's check can not have a "stop payment" or be canceled. In the event the cashier's check is lost, destroyed, stolen, or not negotiable (can't cash or deposit) the issuing bank will require that we wait until the check expires before releasing the funds. This means your funds will be "on hold" for a minimum of 90 (ninety) days. Be sure you understand the risks and limitations of cashier's checks.
