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4M/HR
Xfer
Guide
By Copenhagan from www.sythe.org
Requirements:
Only requirement is a bit of cash on the account you want to transfer to, the more cash you have on that account the smoother and faster the process.
Account A - The account with the money wanting to be transferred
Account B - The account that is to receive the money.
Step 1:
Account A goes to the Grand Exchange and withdraws the amount of money they want to transfer from their bank. With that money, they buy an equal amount of pie dishes and pastry dough.

Pie dish - roughly 100 coins in the GE

Pastry dough - roughly 430 coins on the GE
Combined price for each set of ingredients is roughly 530 GP.
Step 2:
Once Account A has purchased the desired amount of pie dishes and pastry dough, he trades the ingredients to Account B. Account B combines both ingredients (the pie dish and pastry dough) together to create a pie shell.

Pie shell - Has a market price of around 1050 GP.
The ingredients you spend on making it were only 530 GP.
If Account B does not have enough money to buy all the ingredients from Account A, then you can just trade as many of the ingredients as possible over and trade the resulting Pie shells for more of the ingredients as you make them.
Step 3:
Once Account B has combined the desired amount of ingredients, you should now have nearly DOUBLE the amount of money on the account that Account A has invested into the ingredients. At this point you can either sell the pie shells back to Account A and sell them on the GE from Account A or you could also just sell them directly on the GE from Account B. In the end Account A should have lost ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY AT ALL (unless you bought the ingredients for max price, in which case whatever the difference is between market price and trade price is lost) and Account B should have nearly TWICE THE AMOUNT of GP that Account A has invested into the ingredients.
This is basically utilizing a money making method to transfer from one account to another with the aid of your account with the money. J