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international wire transfers
BarginHunter1985
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Hey,
I have to pay some money by international wire transfer, I have the address, acc number, swift code, iban number, bank etc, but I don't understand any of it, furthermore I am supposed to pay in EUR. I am well confused, does anyone know what I have got to do
Thanks
Sab
I have to pay some money by international wire transfer, I have the address, acc number, swift code, iban number, bank etc, but I don't understand any of it, furthermore I am supposed to pay in EUR. I am well confused, does anyone know what I have got to do
Thanks
Sab
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Have you tried this thread? http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=47961 or maybe ask your bank, there will be a charge though2p off is still 2p off!0
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Usually you cannot do this online. I think you should phone your bank of visit a branch. This is a Barcalys' booklet (for example):
Sending and Receiving Money
P.S. Yes, this is not the cheapest way to send money abroad...0 -
BarginHunter1985 wrote:Hey,
I have to pay some money by international wire transfer, I have the address, acc number, swift code, iban number, bank etc, but I don't understand any of it, furthermore I am supposed to pay in EUR. I am well confused, does anyone know what I have got to do
Thanks
Sab
A little more non- personal information, such as the country the money is to go to, approximate value, is it to be a one off payment or could it become regular, could help in getting ideas.EJS0 -
Natelle wrote:A little more non- personal information, such as the country the money is to go to, approximate value, is it to be a one off payment or could it become regular, could help in getting ideas.
Well i'm going on a summer scheme in Prague, Czech Republic and they said I have to pay it into there bank account etc. It is a one off payment
Cheers
Sab0 -
Just take the information you have been given to your bank and they will make the payment on your behalf and debit your account with the sterling equivalent, plus charges. I would advise you to go in person, banks will not accept these instructions over the phone or by fax.0
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Hi Sab,
You should be able to do this through several brokers for a good price (better than banks). i have used HIFX and they did a great job - they will buy the currency for you at a price they state over the phone and hold it till you send them back a form with bank acc details of where funds are to go - and then they'll send it to the destination account.
http://www.hifx.co.uk/
Rgds, Potty.
(Enjoy Prague - fantastic way to spend a summer*G)0
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