Money Transfer from Australia?
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You can actually open a visitor account at any bank in Aus. its cheaper that way. other options includes bank draft, money order and western union. \ngood luck!
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Yes. you can accept or deny payment. If you accept  you can withdraw funds in non-local currencies to your local bank account. Because, local clearing systems in Europe only support withdrawals in local currencies, funds withdrawn from a non-local currency balance in your PayPal account will be converted to your local currency based on the currency exchange rate at the time of withdrawal. \nIf you have more questions you can get help here. Good luck !!\nhttps://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_help-ext&source_page=_help-ext
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Think about this for a moment, Yahoo is a very big company, why would they want you to send money via Western Union?  Does it make any sense to you?  Is it at all reasonable? \n\nNo, it doesn't make any sense because it is an outright scam.  You will give your money to Western Union and ANYONE can walk into ANY Western Union office ANYWHERE in the world and give them the code for the transfer that you will email them and collect the cash.\n\nThere is no car.  You will not get a car.  You will lose your money.\n\nYou don't buy cars by wiring complete strangers money and hope they will ship it to you.
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no... its ok only for purchasing a product. its not good for the online business... thye will not transfer the money of the seller. i lost USD 5,000!
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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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Regarding the money process problem, try to use Western Union Bank Money Transfer Service. It available almost everywhere.
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Your bank will do it slowly\nA currency exchange will do it (at the airport)\nWestern Union will probably issue you an international money order
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Go to the Western Union Money Transfer which are located in almost every airport or are nearby.
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not through ebay, if that is your question.  when they ask you to send the money and they will wire you the money or whatever, you send it out to them before the bank realizes the money is no good and takes it out of your account so you have no money and no product.  i would be very careful.
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If it's a big sum (i.e. Rs. one lakh) wire it from US to India.\nI was able to wire directly to an ICICI account from Citibank Belgium so I guess other international banks may work too.\nFor small sums I think it's better to take it in cash.\nHowever since you said 'online' I think you mean through online banking.In that case it depends what online facilities your bank offers.If you are in the USA physically and you can't do it over the net then go to your bank and ask to wire it to your Indian A/C (again, providing it's a reasonably big sum)
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Well I know that having a paypal account is useful for overseas transactions.. Remember that the money has to be converted, which paypal does automatically, but take that into account with your price of course. As for anything else I am uncertain, duty fees and such are usually the buyers responsibility as far as I know. Check with whomever you are sending package, they will give you the correct paper work to fill out.. and there is paperwork. Hope this helps a little. good luck
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Listen if it is not a straight foward payment and send, do not bother. It sounds like more of a hassle to me than anything.\n\nGood Luck!
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Ask if you may pay by money order in whatever currency they require...US$,  Euro, £sterling, or whatever they want. Then go to a Bank and buy it. You will have to wait 'till they get your money order before they send the goods to you.\n\nIf you go to www.XE.com you will get an idea of what you will have to pay.
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Western Union-- send money anywhere in the world. \nBank to Bank transfers also could help.
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Yes, more or less.  Ask for a wire transfer at your bank and be sure to have the account number of the bank in the UK.
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Your bank is not BSing you, as you put it. The transaction you propose is an extremely high risk transaction in terms of anti-terrorist and anti-money laundering laws. \n\nChina is not exactly a hotbed of money laundering, so I am surprised your bank is suggesting you perform the transaction through Malaysia. \n\nIf I were you, I would speak with a wire transfer manager and/or the anti-money laundering compliance manager at your bank. If you can provide a reasonable explanation and satisfactory reason for your transfer of funds, they may be able to exempt you and do the transaction.\n\nGood luck. Hope this helps.
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Transfering money from anywhere is not a problem.  You can physically send the currency, get a cashiers check or money order, or electronically wire from one account to another.  You could even purchase some goods like gold/jewels and send those (with shipping insurance!) Credit cards have nothing to do with transferring money - unless you use them to get a cash advance (which some lines of credit allow).