Paying in foreign currencies
Discussion
What's the easiest way of doing this? I have a number of people who I need to pay for articles at the moment in a variety of currencies. Doing it via my bank involves tedious forms and is a long winded PITA.
Aside from Paypal is there any other multi currency means of transferring money around easily?
Aside from Paypal is there any other multi currency means of transferring money around easily?
I accept credit cards. I agree a price with the client in GBP and that amount appears in my account. On their bill it appears in their native currency including any commission.
Alternatively you could use a bank which enables you to have separate dollar and euro accounts. That means you can even deal in currency when the exchange rates are good! Mail me if you need more info.
Alternatively you could use a bank which enables you to have separate dollar and euro accounts. That means you can even deal in currency when the exchange rates are good! Mail me if you need more info.
zorro said:
Western Union or Moneygram , I've sent USD using these, simple form...WU rape you on their charges tho.
MoneyGram is the easiest to use and least expensive. You can even set up a MoneyGram "receiver code" easily and usually for free so people can send you money. Western Union is now owned by First Data Corporation. Good company but extremely fee driven.
ErnestM
www.moneybookers.com/
Used by a m8 of mine to pay his German Supplier,
paypal was far too $$$, and bacs was PITA needing silly codes.
MoneyBookers said:
Which currencies do you accept?
A full list of possible account currencies is shown on the 'registration' page. Currently, these are: Euro, British Pound, Bulgarian Lev, U.S. Dollar, Australian Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Czech Koruna, Danish Krone, Estonian Koruna, Hong Kong Dollar, Hungarian Forint, Israeli Shekel, Japanese Yen, Latvia Lat, Malaysian Ringgit, New Taiwan Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, Norwegian Krone, Polish Zloty, Singapore Dollar, Slovakian Koruna, Slovenian Tollar, South-African rand, South-Korean won, Swedish Krona, Swiss Franc and Thailand Baht.
Used by a m8 of mine to pay his German Supplier,
paypal was far too $$$, and bacs was PITA needing silly codes.
GregE240 said:
Multi currency account maybe?
I've got an offshore account which allows me a Sterling cheque account and a $US check book and card too.
That any good to you?
Only downside is my bank now think I'm some small time bejewelled crack dealer
whats the name of that company, I'm after such a service
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