What is the cheapest, fastest and reliable way of transfering $310 from New Jersey to Germany?
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Go to your bank and "wire funds."  It will be there "almost" instantly.
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U.S. expatriates in the Netherlands seem to most recommend the use of a service called XEtrade:\nhttps://www.xe.com/fx/\nfor transfer of funds from the U.S. to the Netherlands.
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Try Travelex. They are cheaper. Do it online\n\nwww.travelex.com
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Western Union or Moneygram have good reputations but I cant say if they are the cheapest.
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None. You can use Western Union or just a bank transfer. What the Government is interested in is that you earned it legitimately and not that you used illegal means such as drugs.
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When you receive a payment in your Paypal account, you have the following options of how to use the money:\n\n- Transfer funds to your bank account (3-4 Business Days) = Free! \n- Request a check from PayPal (1-2 Weeks)= fee of $1.50 USD \n- Shop with a PayPal debit card (Instant once you get a card)  \n- Get cash out of an ATM (if you have Paypal debit card) =  Instant but you pay $1.00 USD \n- Shop online with a PayPal virtual card = Instant Free!\n\nOnce you receive payment (and you know you're not going to refund the person), you can hit the button Transfer funds to your bank account. Of course, that first means you gave your bank account info to Paypal.
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depends who the transaction company is. dont go for that american s**t\n\npaypal are legit, as are most sites with a visa blah blah blah option on them
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use DHL or FedEx!\nthe big question of life...
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any local exchange bureau can help you with the transaction
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For a sum that large, I'm assuming you'd be conducting a bank wire transfer, in which case you should ask your local bank what their fees are for transfering money from one account to another internationally.\n\nIf that doesn't work, you could do an online search for companies that specialize in international wire transfers... but I'd research them to make sure they're reputable before you utilize their services for a sum that large.\n\nIf you were thinking about a place like Western Union, you will just have to call them,  because they don't have a cost estimator on their site (only for online transfers, which are limited to amounts much lower than what you're needing).\n\nI've placed the link for Western Union below, in case you decide to at least investigate it.  Good luck.
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Open up a Free checking in your area, only deposit the money in that account when you use it online.  Then go into your paypal account area and connect your Free checking and Paypal account then transfer funds.
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Do the transfer if online both cards are from the same bank. Otherwise, just withdraw the money at an ATM and make the payments or ask support service for help.
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Look at Western Union\nwww.westernunion.ca\nwww.westerunion.com
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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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nope,  must be valid to transfer. . .expiration renders it invalid.
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Western Union-- send money anywhere in the world. \nBank to Bank transfers also could help.
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Like many people have said, it depends on where you are travelling. The American Dollar is probably the easiest currency to exchange for market reasons. \n\nThe cheapest way to exchange money, especially larger sums, is through bank accounts (withdraw the money from an ATM in that country). If you use an international bank such as HSBC, Citibank, etc., they normally charge you a nominal rate, versus something like Thomas Cooke which will charge you a much higher rate for the physical money exchange (give them your currency, get theirs).