1. No, paypal is not an option. My friend in Germany does not have a paypal account.\n2. My Priority is internet transfer.\n3. Also advise me on real world transfer.\n\nThanks for your time.
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Go to your bank and "wire funds."  It will be there "almost" instantly.
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Use PayPal. They are friendly, helpful, and free to sign up. You just need a bank account which you can use as a base for the account.\n\nWith PayPal, you can accept credit cards, bank transfers, paypal payments, and have other features available.\n\nThe only cost is when you sell something. Then you only pay a percent of what you sell in fees.
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The best way would be by using Pay Pal.  Read about it here http://www.paypal.com/
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It is always best to offer as many possible payment options for customers as possible. Here are reasons why you need to accept both:\n\n1. Not everyone on this earth has a Paypal account, and not everyone is willing to sign up for one. If you don't have a merchant account, you will lose the sale of majority of the people who do not have Paypal accounts. Unfortunately, there is no data how many people actually abandon their shopping carts upon seeing that only Paypal is offered for payment processing.\n\n2. If you can get a good merchant account provider, transaction fees of Paypal is way higher and more expensive. This is true especially if you are selling high ticket items.\n\n3. Paypal is good if you are selling on ebay, or majority of your buyers are on ebay, or you are doing your online selling as a hobby.\n\n4. You don't get victimized by phishing schemes with your merchant account. There are tons of phishing emails on Paypal around, so you need to be careful on that one.\n\n5. Fraud controls. This depends on the industry - some are more prone to fraud than others. Unless you can put addons in your payment gateway (e.g. get Verified by Visa or some other controls), Paypal takes care of this on their end. So with a merchant account, the more fraud controls you put, the transaction costs becomes higher and keeping it becomes more expensive. \n\nI suggest give customers the option of using which is most convenient for them -- both. If they want to use their credit card, then you have the merchant account to process it. If they want to use their stagnant funds in their Paypal account, then let them do it. \n\nThen review how many of your customers actually use Paypal vs. merchant account, and estimate the cost for each. If only 3% of your customers use Paypal, then you can reconsider and use only your merchant account
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I can give you a link that deals with Payapl. PayPal is one of the most popular online money transfer systems widely used for online auctions, pay to surf programs, e-books and purchase of  low value goods. It is now a part of the online auction website eBay. More details available at\n http://www.money-transfer.in/paypalindia.html
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PayPal is the best answer. For casual transactions get complete detail by opening the site: www.paypal.com\n\nFor commercial transactions you may have to open a Commercial Account. Just open the link to get details: https://www.paypal.com/row/mrb/pal=CGVVPQUALSURC\n\nYou can open both types of accounts FREE. The PayPal allows secure transactions and is a very reliable site.
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not sure, but heard paypal can be used in converting monies, without all the fees in a normal conversion.
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I can give you a link that deals with Payapl .PayPal is one of the most popular online money transfer systems widely used for online auctions, pay to surf programs, e-books and purchase of  low value goods. It is now a part of the online auction website eBay. More details available at\n http://www.money-transfer.in/paypalindia.html
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use paypal. they'll convert it for you, and take it right from her/his checking/banking account and put it in your checking/banking account. just you and him/her both need an account, which is super easy to get.
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I haven't had any trouble with paypal and I've been using it for several years. Be careful of scammers talking about escrow accounts though. Some of them are bogus.
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What in hell is BB and T?????  Baddest Bank in Texas???????  Blond, Buxom, and Titillating?  Whoooops!  I forgot I was talking with a woman!  Excuse me!  (I just gave myself a slap on the butt!).\n\nAnyway, it's generally quite easy to have money transferred from one account to another with an inter-bank transfer, as long as both accounts are in the same name.  You will need in addition to the new account number, the new bank's routing number for that type of transaction and account (savings or checking).  If it's a checking account, it will be on the bottom of your checks to the left of the account number.  If it's a savings account, it may be the same but it also may be different.  You'll have to ask one of the customer service reps.\n\nYou can call your old bank and ask them to do it.  Often it can be done using the bank's online banking services.  Sometimes the banks will give you a hard time and try to steer you towards a wire transfer which is expensive, especially if you get someone who's not familiar with inter-bank transfers and thinks wire transfers are the only way to do this.  Don't fall for it.  Make sure when they say okay that they are NOT talking "wire transfer".  When they agree to do the transaction, have them agree that the transaction is FREE.  A wire transfer will never be free.\n\nAnother way is to use Pay Pal (www.paypal.com) as an intermediary, but it's a hassle setting up a Pay Pal account if you'll never use it for any other purpose.  With Pay Pal, you can transfer money out of a bank account into your Pay Pal account for free.  It takes a few days for the transaction to process.  Then you can have the money transferred from Pay Pal to the other account for free, which also takes a few days to process.\n\nThe easiest and quickest way?  The direct inter-bank transfer from the old bank account to the new one.\n\nBy the way, I'm assuming the old account is not a checking account.  But if it is, you can just write a check on the old account, depositing the check into the new account.\n\nPlan C (The easy but a little slower way): If nobody at the old bank has ever heard of an inter-bank transfer (yeah, right!) and you can't find a way to do it on their personal banking website, you can always fall back on the tried and true old-fashioned way.  Call up the bank, ask them to close the account and mail the balance to you in the form of a check.  Make sure by asking that there is no charge for doing that. Then when you get the check in the mail, just deposit it into your new account.
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Open a paypal account, and they could trnsfer the money there.\n\nwww.paypal.com
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I am very sorry to inform you that if your country is not listed as accepted country - just like the others, then the option is not on your side.\n\nHowever, you still can make transaction via credit cards/debit cards.\n\nHope this helps.
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To be competely honest, I just looked at this site.....I think that you would be better off just joining Pay Pal if you wanted.  They have more of a reputable site...and have plenty of backup.  Hope that this helps.
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Often for international transactions, services like PayPal are the way to go. because PayPal can instantly convert your money on the fly from the US dollar ($), to the British Pound (£), Japanese Yen (¥), or Euro (€)
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Paypal is an efficient and convenient way of paying for goods and services. You can send anyone any amount of currency in any form at any time with this service. Its great!
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Paypal cannot accomodate all countries. They only have selected country support depending on the popularity of its use, like ebay for example.\n\nTheres thousands of countries, they cant support all of them, but if there are many requests by the consumers from a particular country, then they might make it available.\n\nIt really has to do with the bank setup procedure since paypal has to verify your bank account. They do not have the resources to make online transfer connections to all banks around the country.