anyone ever used pay pal to send money to the philippines
anyone ever used pay pal to send money to the philippines
Yes, bit cheaper than WU, only problem is the 3-5 day wait the other end to withdraw to bank.
I tried this method once and for whatever reason ended up with both our accounts being closed with suspected fraud and the money held by paypal for about a month while we went through some process of getting the accounts reactivated and never tried it again. We may have been just unlucky.
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We always use Western Union to be honest - it only charges £4.90 for ( i think ) up to £200 and gives an exchange rate only 1% below the bank rate - not bad really when you consider the rip off rates in airports and some travel agents.
I agree and we don't stop suggesting PNB europe, give you a very good rate and quick transfer
http://www.pnbeurope.com/Remittance.htm
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That does not seem that good.
It's 2.45% plus 1% ( and that also relies on the exchange rate being the inter bank rate, something which is not always so with transfers).
I am still using the FREE Nationwide CASH CARD, although that is just about to be withdrawn.
I am fairly sure when it is, we will use a Nationwide DEBIT CARD. That will I believe cost 1% fee and, if the exchange rate is as good as it always has been, it will be just a small fraction of 1% different from inter bank rate.
An advantage using 'our system' is that I can transfer the sum I want to send, on line, to the account that we use for Phil, and my wife's cousin can immediately draw that amount from a 'VISA' ATM.
I just drew some euros, in Spain, on my Nationwide Visa Debit Card.
Got 1.198 euros to the £1.
The Bank rates shows 1.208 (so the total cost on £100 was 65 pence)
And no charges (until Nov when there will be !!! )
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