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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2020 · 4 MIN

How To Deal With Frozen Bank Accounts

from Swiss Banking Lawyers Podcast · host Enzo Caputo

How long can a bank account be frozen? As we have seen from the first part of a video, fabricated corruption scenarios are used for justifying a request from international legal assistance with a goal of stealing money from a client. How we can stop abusive requests from international legal assistance? How long can a bank account be frozen? How long does it take to unfreeze a bank account? 👉 Here you can find our "Step by Step Guide" to unfreeze your Money ▶️ https://swiss-banking-lawyers.com/how... 👉 Frozen Bank Accounts (insider knowledge) ▶️ https://swiss-banking-lawyers.com/hel... 👉 New Insider-Analysis with Facts & Figures (included Real-Life Cases) ▶️ https://swiss-banking-lawyers.com/fro... The clients show me a letter received from the bank. They want me to meet the banker for unfreezing the account. That’s a mistake. The banker is not your friend anymore. You have to be careful about what you tell the banker. A wrong sentence to the banker can backfire. This video will show you what you have to do to unfreeze a bank account, Enzo Caputo, Swiss Banking Lawyer, Owner of Caputo & Partners AG. ►► Join our Boutique Law Firm Letter https://swiss-banking-lawyers.com/

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