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sars_notd_virus
21st March 2010, 12:54
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bornatbirth
21st March 2010, 12:58
there are many different ways that will get recommended to you, try searching the forum :xxgrinning--00xx3: :D

sars_notd_virus
21st March 2010, 13:17
there are many different ways that will get recommended to you, try searching the forum :xxgrinning--00xx3: :D

I've tried,search and read but it all got loads of hidden charges:NoNo:

xebec
21st March 2010, 14:13
I suspect Philipinnes National Bank which has a London office is the cheapest option. From my research it needs registration i.e. they need to see some identity documents before they will accept you as a customer. Process according to their website appears to be reasonably cheap. We have used Xoom.com a few times. Its priced in $US so involves converting from £ to $ and then from $ to Peso. It is amazingly quick though.

joebloggs
21st March 2010, 14:57
I suspect Philipinnes National Bank which has a London office is the cheapest option.

many people on here use PNB.

http://www.pnbeurope.com/

GaryFifer
21st March 2010, 15:46
Here are some notes fer ya!

Western Union I use for emergency.

Xoom is an American company, so needs Paypal to process your cards. It does not accept some UK cards. Paypal can use credit cards and debit cards for your payment method. When you prcess Xoom, it takes you to Paypal site, where you get a final choice to pick the method of payment. It is possible to add lots of credit cards, but only 1 Maestro card. Xoom takes Mastercard, but does not have the added layer security of the UK. We use Mastercode Secure Code here. I suggest you check this out and register any cards you have.

Mastcode Secure Code (http://www.mastercard.com/uk/personal/en/cardholderservices/securecode/index.html)


The Americans credit card security is sadly lacking- they do not even ask for the 3 digit CCV code on the back of the card. So do not store credit card details within the Xoom site.

XOOM MONEY TRANSFER FEES in $$ (https://www.xoom.com/sendmoneynow/money-transfer-fees)

PNB can takes longer, perhaps a day or 2, varies depending on province or city. The fee is always £5-6,and they are at the end of the phone if you need them.

sars_notd_virus
21st March 2010, 16:14
thank u guys....PNB is cool i've worked with them before,coz its an online bank and can easily open an account here in ph but is it a bank affiliate with VFS ?so i can easily exchange it to Managers cheque to pay for visa?

GaryFifer
21st March 2010, 16:21
Setup a thread about Visa payment.

It would seem from VFS Banco de Oro and BPI are there main ways of payment.

http://www.vfs-uk-ph.com/visafees.aspx

mistermatty
29th March 2010, 19:49
Here are some notes fer ya!

Western Union I use for emergency.

Xoom is an American company, so needs Paypal to process your cards. It does not accept some UK cards. Paypal can use credit cards and debit cards for your payment method. When you prcess Xoom, it takes you to Paypal site, where you get a final choice to pick the method of payment. It is possible to add lots of credit cards, but only 1 Maestro card. Xoom takes Mastercard, but does not have the added layer security of the UK. We use Mastercode Secure Code here. I suggest you check this out and register any cards you have.

Mastcode Secure Code (http://www.mastercard.com/uk/personal/en/cardholderservices/securecode/index.html)


The Americans credit card security is sadly lacking- they do not even ask for the 3 digit CCV code on the back of the card. So do not store credit card details within the Xoom site.

XOOM MONEY TRANSFER FEES in $$ (https://www.xoom.com/sendmoneynow/money-transfer-fees)

PNB can takes longer, perhaps a day or 2, varies depending on province or city. The fee is always £5-6,and they are at the end of the phone if you need them.

and xoom has stopped taking paypal now !!

malditako
1st April 2010, 14:19
try HSBC...

junior02
1st April 2010, 15:46
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Best way to send money is western union for small amounts using the 2 day service only £4.99, your bank will still charge you around £20.