If someone wants to transfer money from another country, how can they do it on a credit card? Not a debit card
919435
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).
944557
go to www.propay.com . you pay an initial fee upfront depending on how much credit card processing you expect to do and then you can process credit cards through their service for an entire year. they are extremely easy to use. You can then either transfer the money to checking account or their own debit card, which is usually done within 48 after you make the request to transfer to checking and if you chose to use the debit card it is available within 24 hours of you processing the transaction
397508
The others have provided links.  If you mean the actual currency, most banks will do it for you for bills.  I don't know of many places that will convert foreign coins, though.
327181
I think the link below will be what you're looking for. These are the banks listed in the Cambodia Yellow Pages for Money Transfers.\n\nTake care.
1124669
Yes.  What you are inquiring about is called a "cash advance".  Most credit card companies will allow you to do this, but you must get a pin number from them first.  You would then treat it like an ATM card.  However they do not allow you to do this without a hefty penalty.  They charge way too much for this convenience, you end up having to pay back the money you took out, the fee that the bank charges and whatever fees the credit card tacks on...sweetheart so many places take credit cards now that getting a cash advance is just not worth it... unless you just HAVE to have cash....  I would think twice before you go there... Good Luck!
897408
You can use your debit card in ATM machines to withdraw cash or top up mobile phone. \n\nDepending on type of debit card you have you can use it in stores which accept card payments. \n\nDepending on type of debit Card you can use it on the internet or over the telephone to purchase goods or services from retailers/suppliers who accept card payments. \n\nDepending on type of debit card you can use it at Bearu de  Change to buy foreign currency if travelling abroad. \n\nSubscriptions to magazines etc. \n\nAlmost anything you can think of really. \n\nIf you have a Solo debit card these tend to be less accepted than a switch meastro card . \n\nAssuming you live in UK.
485365
You can buy one online and they will ship it to you but you have to send the money first. Usually as an international money order.
525997
Basically, you send money to another western union location close to who needs it.  You give them cash + fees and then the other person picks it up at another location in cash.\n\nI believe you have the option to deposit it straight into somebody elses bank account now too.
1146827
No.\nThe US is particularly bad at managing transactions in anything other than dollars. The recipient at best will have to pay a large fee, if their bank is able to cope with it at all.\n\nGet a bank draft made out for them in dollars. Any high street bank in the UK will do this easily.
352771
Some US banks have international departments that will do it for you. The easiest way is to stop at a Bureau de Change in the Barcelona airport. You give them American dollars, they give you Euros or whatever currency you want.
439232
Paypal would be the best way, many merchants take PayPal, but far from all. I have also used a credit line called "Buy It Now" with some merchants and like it too.
966148
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.
920697
go to the Bank America branch in Mexico City or the Citicorp branch and ask them.  They will probably do a direct bank transfer for you.
672981
Basically if you want to buy something PayPal charges your credit or debit card that amount and transfer the money into the person from whom your are buying's bank account. That way they'll never know your credit card details. When you get your credit card statement the transaction will just show up as a payment to PayPal. It works just like any other credit card transaction would on the internet apart from PayPal charges your credit card for the purchase instead of the seller. For more info visit http://www.wikipedia.org\n\nHope this Helps!
1160898
is your credit card from the states?  haha....don't pay it back, and don't go back to the states.  they can't do anything about it.
729302
Not automatically.  Once you are in your account, go to Withdraw, then click Transfer Funds to Your Account.  It takes 3-4 dasy and costs nothing.\n-MM
234510
Yes, for international transfers you will need the SWIFT code. You can find this out by calling your bank.