Hoping I can assist the community on some assistance sourcing a spare sail and tiller (EDIT: whole rudder assembly) for my recently restored Boston Whaler Squall.
I have a mast and spars and can fabricate a new centerboard (mine's corroded) but I'm out of luck if I can't get a tiller to even try and sail it with a sunfish sail
HI all - Been a minute since being a teller but wanted some clarity on permissible reversal for an ACH transaction. Nacha guidance states there's a right and obligation to reverse under certain circumstances and reversal can be initiated if it's to the wrong account. I assume this extends to incorrect accounts due to human error and/or fraud?
Bank was notified within an hour of entering a transaction that an ACH was headed for an incorrect account # that isn't related to the initiator or intended business. Initiator/sender requested the cancellation/reversal of the ACH transaction. Business' email was compromised and the incorrect ACH information was inserted into an email request for payment. Police reports (local and FBI IC3), business (intended recipient) written confirmation of what happened, account initiator (sender) statements all well documented.
This is an acceptable reason to request a reversal, yes? From my previous days as a teller the ACH takes time to clear and the banking institution has a right and obligation to the sender to reverse in cases like this, else the bank is knowingly participating in the fraudulent activity by doing nothing and letting it process and clear.