Vasile Surducan wrote:

>  In yes, out I have serious doubts you can just so easy.

Tell me your bank's routing number and your account number, and we'll 
see.  BTW, giving them to me constitutes permission for me to withdrawl 
from them, just so you know.  :)

Many places use "electronic checks" which is really just a check that 
never physically exists, but is processed like a bank would process one 
that does.  Also, electronic transfers are not protected in any useful 
way -- I can easily transfer as much money out of your account as you like.

The whole thing is a basis for some of the recent (last 5-8 year) 
internet scams where people ask for you to hold on to lots of money for 
a short time, then you can keep half.  Just give them your account 
number and they will transfer it in.  Then you check your balance, and 
it's near 0, and you wonder where it went...  And the bank is not 
inclined to help you since you gave them your number and they are 
probably in Russia.

--Michael
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