Surely your accounting will tell you exactly how much money you had with them?2. I requested multiple times to send me over the bank statements and they ignoring my requests, I don't know exactly how much I've but it was around 100.000 usd.
No bankruptcy process if you have assets that are frozen, you just get a freeze order and pay upto annual 8% interest until active again.bankrupcy because I cannot pay the due invoices and clients cannot pay me either.
Always find a lawyer from the same country as the one you have troubles with. It makes it easier and cheaper.Do you have any ideas about which type of lawyer and from where I should hire?
btw. did you try to call them by phone, live chat maybe?More than 1 month and half and my funds are still freezed, and I don-t have any more funds for living. Can you imagine how Wise is cruel? They do not even share a date when they will release the funds!!!!
Wise is NOT the best EMI. It closes plenty of 100% legitimate accounts with no reason. You have just been lucky (and quite crazy to keep €500k with them).Wise is the best EMI on the market(for people who dont break their ToS).
I've had 500k EUR on my account for ages without any issues. Also been trough the same check as you, where they requested contracts, invoices etc.
Since Wise was your only account, and you haven't managed to open another EMI,
I assume your business model is high risk, and that you might be breaking their ToS?
Simply not true. In most case Wise works just like other EMIs. Ask questions without freezing. All depends how risky the transaction(s) is/are and whats going on.happened to me too. i got my money after 2 months I think. one of the reasons I am holding cash in crypto. higher cost but at least no one can freeze it for 3+ months.
And Wise is definitely NOT the best emi out there. They are perhaps one of the cheapest in currency exchange, and one of the smoothest to do so (in terms of process), but not the best. all other institutions will ask you questions and for documentation BEFORE they freeze your funds. Wise closes your account without warning, then take 2+ months to do "due diligence" without asking you a single question. total bull. I complained like mad all over their social media, did not speed up their response at all. they just suck.
False. First they freeze, then, maybe, they ask question, more often they refuse to answer questions and just close the account.Simply not true. In most case Wise works just like other EMIs. Ask questions without freezing. All depends how risky the transaction(s) is/are and whats going on.
They freeze just like other EMIs. And no they dont always freeze.False. First they freeze, then, maybe, they ask question, more often they refuse to answer questions and just close the account.
Other EMIs first ask, then freeze. Wise first freezes, then, maybe, asks. It’s the worst EMI I ever used, and the one with the worst feedbacks from people I know.They freeze just like other EMIs. And no they dont always freeze.
What would you suggest then as the best EMI ?Other EMIs first ask, then freeze. Wise first freezes, then, maybe, asks. It’s the worst EMI I ever used, and the one with the worst feedbacks from people I know.
However, it is very good for laundering money once you know how their compliance works, but you can’t rely on it for a legitimate business account.
I have been using Blackcatcard for 2 years, never a problem.What would you suggest then as the best EMI ?
Are there EMI that are not a pain in the a*s, asking all kind of documentation when you start having a decent amount of money on them?I have been using Blackcatcard for 2 years, never a problem.
Currenxie is good too.
Nuri seems fine.
Aion Bank is ok.
OuiTrust is slow but seems to be working.
Of course you need to be ready to feed them with what they want to see to tick their boxes, keep your activity plain vanilla and don’t deposit more than what you can afford to lose.
Paysera works decently but the management is lunatic and care more about politics than clients, so it must be avoided (or be taken advantage of)
Every EMI will ask for documentation and a business description that matches the use of the account.Are there EMI that are not a pain in the a*s, asking all kind of documentation when you start having a decent amount of money on them?
I am talking like 10k, I would not keep more than 10k on a single EMI.
I would need a "safe" EMI, where to withdraw money from "dark" gambling accounts, to withdraw from "dark" paypals (attaching EMI's IBAN or card), receiving money throw SEPA from other "dark" EMI's.
I heard that Revolut, N26 are quite safe and don't make much problems, do you agree?
Or should I just avoid to have more than a certain amount of money on the account, for example staying under 10k, to stay off the radar?
I would like to avoid to get the balance frozen and have to wait for months to get it back, while having to photoshop documentenation...