There are many conveniences provided by today's technology to access everything, including information. One of them is knowing the address of an account owner. By knowing it, you can ensure that the given address is correct. So, how do you accurately find the address of an account owner? Before answering that, there are a few things to know. Modern-day crimes can happen anytime, one of which is online fraud. You must be cautious if asked to transfer money to an uncertain destination. However, if you happen to fall victim and have already made a transaction, stay calm. Clear your mind. Gather evidence before taking legal action. The article below will help you explain how to accurately find the address of an account owner.
Before you proceed further, try checking the scammer's account number. You can do this by entering the account number into the website cekrekening.id. You won't have trouble finding the account number because when you enter it into the website, the information you need will appear in your browser. Thus, you can proceed to the next step.
After confirming that the account number is still active and you have identified the account owner's name, try to gather evidence. This is important because without evidence, you cannot proceed to the next step. Evidence you can gather includes the account owner's number and name, conversation content via phone or messaging apps, and the account owner's social media history. Once collected, you can take them to the police.
The third step is relatively easy to do because you only need to go to a police station wherever you are. Explain the purpose of your visit to the police. Then, the police will record all your statements and inspect the evidence you have. Eventually, you will be given a letter of introduction to proceed to the bank according to the account owner.
This is a crucial step because you must explain the purpose of your visit to customer service. You must explain it in detail so that customer service understands your purpose. Also, provide relevant evidence so that they are willing to process your report. The evidence is the evidence you have collected along with the letter of introduction from the police. It is worth noting that without a letter of introduction from the police, your report to customer service cannot be processed. Thus, this is important to pay attention to carefully.
In this step, you can only wait because customer service will check several things. For example, the last balance in the account, your name and address, and they will also ask how many transactions you have made to the account owner. This process can take between 5-10 minutes.
After the waiting process, customer service will provide the account owner's address. The evidence you provided to the bank will be archived so that if fraud does occur, the bank will block the account owner's account. You can also coordinate with the police to resolve the issue before similar victims appear.
Online transactions that are becoming easier and faster can be misused by various parties. You need to be wary of that. After reading the above ways to find the account owner's address, you can start protecting your account. To ensure that the account you need is still active or not, Brick strives to verify API to find out the home address only through the phone number.
Even if you do not have an e-Government password, you can access the website turkiye.gov.tr through Garanti BBVA Internet Banking by using your Garanti BBVA Internet Banking password. Similarly, by clicking on the "Internet Banking" button on the website turkiye.gov.tr and using your Garanti BBVA Internet Banking password, you can access the fields on e-Government such as SSA Service Scheme, case file, family physician, vehicle, military service status document, IMEI registration.
Regardless of your account balance, you can use your Garanti credit card to perform remittance or EFT transactions through Garanti BBVA Internet Banking and send money to whomever you want or pay your rent, monthly fees, etc.
What's good is that your outgoing remittance or EFT amount is reflected as shopping in your card statement. No cash advance interest is applied for such transactions; the relevant transaction fee determined for your transaction amount is collected.
With Garanti BBVA Internet Banking, you can send money to any person and account instantly by going to the Money Transfers menu and then the Remittance and EFT category and selecting "credit card" as the payment option.
A fee of 3.75% + 6 TL shall be collected from you for remittance and EFT transactions performed with a credit card through Garanti BBVA Internet Banking and Garanti BBVA ATMs. This fee is inclusive of BITT+RUSF.
The foreign Currency Transfer (Swift) option in Garanti BBVA Internet Banking allows you to easily carry out foreign currency transfer transactions to domestic and international banks. Likewise, if you would like to receive a foreign currency transfer from abroad, you just need to share your full name and account number together with the Swift code of our bank " TGBATRISXXX" with your sender.
Instead of the stated information, you can also just enter the Swift code of the receiving bank if you know it. Bank Swift codes contain 11 characters. If the Swift code contains less than 11 characters, you may add the letter X at the end to obtain an 11-character code.
After you take the abovementioned steps, you will see a list of banks matching your criteria and identified in the Swift system. If you do not see on this list the bank to which you want to transfer foreign currency, you will need to perform your transaction at your branch.
If you make your transfer request before 17:00 hours, your foreign currency transfer (Swift) arrives at the receiving account within two business days and within three business days if after 17:00 hours.
You can send money from your account to more than 500,000 Western Union agents abroad. Your money is credited to the recipient only within minutes.* Your incoming remittances received via Western Union are also directly deposited to your account through Garanti BBVA Internet Banking.
You can easily send money by going to the Money Transfers menu in Garanti BBVA Internet Banking and then selecting the Western Union option. To send money, you need to enter the recipient's full name, country and the amount to be sent, and then your full name and contact details.
Using the "Quick Pay" feature, you can also send money to companies. Quick Pay is a service that enables you to make payments to organizations in the relevant country having a Quick Pay agreement with Western Union.
You can easily receive money by going to the Money Transfers menu in Garanti BBVA Internet Banking and then selecting the Western Union-Receive Money option. After you enter the Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN), the sender's full name, country, and amount, the transaction is confirmed and your money gets transferred to the account you identified.
Registered E-Mail (KEP) is a special electronic mail system in which, unlike the e-mail you use daily, the identity of the recipient and the transmission are identified in a legally indisputable manner.
In the Registered E-Mail (KEP) system, the transmission, delivery and reading times cannot be changed. The integrity of the content is thus maintained and it is considered legally valid in case of a dispute. The recipient is considered to have read the e-mail in the next business day. As per the modification in the Notification Law effective as of the date of 19.01.2013, an electronic notification system, i.e. the registered e-mail, shall be utilized for formal notices by competent authorities to joint stock companies, limited liability companies, and limited partnerships whose capital is divided by shares. The said companies are, therefore, legally required to have a Registered E-mail (KEP) account. Apart from receiving notifications from the authorities, you can also get a Registered E-Mail address to use in your commercial or personal correspondence.
The Registered E-Mail (KEP) system may currently not be used for correspondence between Garanti BBVA and its customers. You can use the Registered E-Mail system for your business correspondences (such as offers, agreements, terminations, purchase orders, notices, invoices, overdue payments, cancellation notifications) within the scope of your commercial activities pursuant to the Turkish Commercial Code, and, as per the Notification Law, you may also receive the notifications to be sent to you by competent authorities, such as public institutions, in electronic form.
After you submit your KEP address application, a TNB KEP customer representative will contact you. If you need information about matters relating to TNB KEP applications, you can send an e-mail to tnbke...@tnbkep.com.tr or call the Customer Support Hotline at 444 6 537.
If you performed the payment of your own notes and would like to receive the original copy of the relevant note, you can either visit our branch that has it or make a request through Garanti BBVA Internet Banking in order to take it from another branch.
Thanks to Garanti BBVA Information Services, you will remember your due payments and hence avoid late fees. If you wish, our Information Services not only remind you about your due payments but also provide information about the foreign exchange rates, fund prices, and investment summary by sending a short text to your mobile phone, an e-mail to your computer or a reminder message to your calendar in Garanti BBVA Internet Banking.
To start using Garanti BBVA Information Services, all you have to do is to select Garanti BBVA Information Services in the My Profile menu of Garanti BBVA Internet Banking and specify the services for which you would like to receive reminders.
To easily request your reports, go to the Applications menu and then select the KKB Reports option in Garanti BBVA Internet Banking; a single application allows you to display your reports for a duration of 6 months.