Bank Sort Codes Germany 2010-03
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From: BENNYSOFT on 8 Mar 2010 04:10 The bank sort code file 2010-03 for Germany is available for download in Mobipocket, MobileDB, HanDBase, and EPOC Data format. https://www.bennysoft.net/news/bank-sort-codes-germany-2010-03 The bank sort code file is updated by the Deutsche Bundesbank quarterly. The file with ending date of January 19, 2010 is valid from March 8, 2010 until June 6, 2010. The ZIP files include the bank sort code file leaflet of the Deutsche Bundesbank, which is valid since October 31, 2009.
From: Richard B. Gilbert on 8 Mar 2010 17:35 BENNYSOFT wrote: > The bank sort code file 2010-03 for Germany is available for download > in Mobipocket, MobileDB, HanDBase, and EPOC Data format. > > https://www.bennysoft.net/news/bank-sort-codes-germany-2010-03 > > The bank sort code file is updated by the Deutsche Bundesbank > quarterly. The file with ending date of January 19, 2010 is valid from > March 8, 2010 until June 6, 2010. The ZIP files include the bank sort > code file leaflet of the Deutsche Bundesbank, which is valid since > October 31, 2009. What use are bank sort codes? Why mention them here?
From: FP on 9 Mar 2010 13:10 On 08/03/2010 22:35, Richard B. Gilbert wrote: > BENNYSOFT wrote: > >> The bank sort code file 2010-03 for Germany is available for download >> in Mobipocket, MobileDB, HanDBase, and EPOC Data format. >> >> https://www.bennysoft.net/news/bank-sort-codes-germany-2010-03 >> >> The bank sort code file is updated by the Deutsche Bundesbank >> quarterly. The file with ending date of January 19, 2010 is valid from >> March 8, 2010 until June 6, 2010. The ZIP files include the bank sort >> code file leaflet of the Deutsche Bundesbank, which is valid since >> October 31, 2009. > > > What use are bank sort codes? Why mention them here? Where's here? I'm looking at comp.sys.psion.misc, and since this is a new file available for the Psion, it looks appropriate. As for what use a bankleitzahl is, I guess you'd have to ask someone who lives in Germany and uses a bank. There are star chart programs for the Psion as well, and I don't see any point to that, but that doesn't mean that they're no use to anybody else. FP
From: Richard B. Gilbert on 9 Mar 2010 13:34 FP wrote: > On 08/03/2010 22:35, Richard B. Gilbert wrote: >> BENNYSOFT wrote: >> >>> The bank sort code file 2010-03 for Germany is available for download >>> in Mobipocket, MobileDB, HanDBase, and EPOC Data format. >>> >>> https://www.bennysoft.net/news/bank-sort-codes-germany-2010-03 >>> >>> The bank sort code file is updated by the Deutsche Bundesbank >>> quarterly. The file with ending date of January 19, 2010 is valid from >>> March 8, 2010 until June 6, 2010. The ZIP files include the bank sort >>> code file leaflet of the Deutsche Bundesbank, which is valid since >>> October 31, 2009. >> >> >> What use are bank sort codes? Why mention them here? > > Where's here? I'm looking at comp.sys.psion.misc, and since this is a > new file available for the Psion, it looks appropriate. As for what use > a bankleitzahl is, I guess you'd have to ask someone who lives in > Germany and uses a bank. There are star chart programs for the Psion as > well, and I don't see any point to that, but that doesn't mean that > they're no use to anybody else. > > FP "Here" is comp.sys.palmtops and/or comp.sys.palmtops.pilot. It seems, to me, to be a peculiar place to announce something of interest only to those who deal with a German bank. Doesn't the bank supply this information to its customers?
From: FP on 10 Mar 2010 14:16 On 09/03/2010 18:34, Richard B. Gilbert wrote: > FP wrote: > >> On 08/03/2010 22:35, Richard B. Gilbert wrote: >> >>> BENNYSOFT wrote: >>> >>>> The bank sort code file 2010-03 for Germany is available for download >>>> in Mobipocket, MobileDB, HanDBase, and EPOC Data format. >>>> >>>> https://www.bennysoft.net/news/bank-sort-codes-germany-2010-03 >>>> >>>> The bank sort code file is updated by the Deutsche Bundesbank >>>> quarterly. The file with ending date of January 19, 2010 is valid from >>>> March 8, 2010 until June 6, 2010. The ZIP files include the bank sort >>>> code file leaflet of the Deutsche Bundesbank, which is valid since >>>> October 31, 2009. >>> >>> >>> >>> What use are bank sort codes? Why mention them here? >> >> >> Where's here? I'm looking at comp.sys.psion.misc, and since this is a >> new file available for the Psion, it looks appropriate. As for what >> use a bankleitzahl is, I guess you'd have to ask someone who lives in >> Germany and uses a bank. There are star chart programs for the Psion >> as well, and I don't see any point to that, but that doesn't mean that >> they're no use to anybody else. >> >> FP > > > "Here" is comp.sys.palmtops and/or comp.sys.palmtops.pilot. It seems, > to me, to be a peculiar place to announce something of interest only to > those who deal with a German bank. Only those who deal with German banks, who use a palmtop. > Doesn't the bank supply this information to its customers? Yes, but why phone up your bank, and the bank you want to transfer money to, every time you want to do a transfer -- when the information is in the palm of your hand? Again, I don't see a need for this, either. I know my bank's sort code by heart, and I use cash instead of money transfers. And it's a long while since I lived in Germany. But if someone has ported something that /they/ find useful to their handheld, and wants to share it with other handheld users, I don't see that it does any harm :) Frank Frank
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