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Non-Tech : Datek Brokerage $9.95 a trade

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To: pae who wrote (6326)12/30/1997 11:41:00 PM
From: Brian Y.  Read Replies (2) of 16892
 
Can anyone explain this situation to me? On 12/3/97 I sold my only position converting only to cash. On 12/10/97 I requested a wire from Datek for the balance of my account. I did this through account options and my account was debited to zero. I then received an email from Jon Normile notifying me that my account was closed then a second email from him stating that I had to wait the required three days then another ten days for the check to clear before I would receive my wire. This did not make sense to me as I had sold on the 3rd and requested the wire on the 10th, giving 5 business days in which the SEC three day wait would have expired. Plus what the heck is up with the 10 day wait for the check to clear. I did not quibble however. I simply waited for my funds. Today, 12/30/97, I still had not received my funds so I accessed my Datek account and pulled up the account history. There I see the fund request on the 10th but then a credit of "cash" for the same balance as the fund request on 12/12/97. I had previously sent wiring instructions to Datek and have in fact received a wire from them in the past. Anyone have a valid reason for this?
Thanks for your input.
Brian
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