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This page states they also support Direct Deposit, which means you can walk into any bank and deposit cash, no ID required.
by bnr 12y ago
This page states they also support Direct Deposit, which means you can walk into any bank and deposit cash, no ID required.
- privong 12y agoSeems like that should also open one up to an identifying attack of sorts. Find out when deposits were made (assuming there is more than one), grab all the security video from those times, and try to identify the person who is in all of those clips. Facial recognition software should get one the rest of the way. I imagine you would only need 3 or 4 deposit events to reliably identify someone?
- tazjin 12y agoNo, Direct Deposit in Germany usually refers to Giro[1] which is a payment between bank accounts. (Credit cards and even debit Visa/MasterCards are relatively uncommon in Germany) I've never seen an actual cash deposit payment while I lived there, though we do have them in Sweden for example. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giro http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giro
- aosmith 12y agoIn the US there's no option for this... Most banks will not allow you to deposit funds into another persons account.
- umanwizard 12y agoThis is false; I've done it several times with no issue.
- psykovsky 12y agoYeah, because banks have no cameras, you can go in wearing a mask and everything, just to remain anonymous while paying your hidden service server.