Money Transfer companies
Hi all,
Its been a quite some time since I posted, probably just as I moved here nearly 7 years ago now! I moved money from Uk to Canada when we first moved via UK Forex, very easy and pain free. I now need to make another transfer and just wondering what everyone’s preferred company is currently for this? I understand uk forex became OFX, still reliable to use? Thanks in advance everyone! |
Re: Money Transfer companies
Originally Posted by pip_is_fab
(Post 12997505)
Hi all,
Its been a quite some time since I posted, probably just as I moved here nearly 7 years ago now! I moved money from Uk to Canada when we first moved via UK Forex, very easy and pain free. I now need to make another transfer and just wondering what everyone’s preferred company is currently for this? I understand uk forex became OFX, still reliable to use? Thanks in advance everyone! |
Re: Money Transfer companies
Originally Posted by Hurlabrick
(Post 12997515)
I am a fan of Wise (until recently, called TransferWise). Best rate and very modest tranaction fee. I have used them for all my large and modest transfers regularly for the last 3 or 4 years. Never a problem once.
They've recently added an extra security layer - although I have been able to ignore it when asked by clicking on the logo and it has bypassed it. Which is weird. :lol: However, my reason for posting is that it looks like it sends you a text code number (quite common) and that's no good for us folk without that facility. But if you then click on a button that says you didn't receive it you then get the option of having the audio version so all's good for those of us with just a landline. |
Re: Money Transfer companies
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12997544)
Seconded.
They've recently added an extra security layer - although I have been able to ignore it when asked by clicking on the logo and it has bypassed it. Which is weird. :lol: However, my reason for posting is that it looks like it sends you a text code number (quite common) and that's no good for us folk without that facility. But if you then click on a button that says you didn't receive it you then get the option of having the audio version so all's good for those of us with just a landline. |
Re: Money Transfer companies
Originally Posted by Hurlabrick
(Post 12997551)
Really?? Wierd, mine works as it has always done and I did a transfer yesterday.
I input my log in details and get this https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...a3d59b2dbb.png If you click didn't receive there are now new options, including 'wait' :unsure: The option I used before, clicking on a logo, isn't there now so it seems you have to meet the extra security layer in some way. |
Re: Money Transfer companies
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12997552)
Ha...it's changed again
I input my log in details and get this If you click didn't receive there are now new options, including 'wait' :unsure: The option I used before, clicking on a logo, isn't there now so it seems you have to meet the extra security layer in some way. https://wise.com/help/articles/29321...p-2-step-login https://wise.com/help/articles/29600...s-2-step-login |
Re: Money Transfer companies
Originally Posted by Siouxie
(Post 12997596)
You may want to check out the 'logging in' section
I didn't get a choice. I've been logging in one way for years and then last month the next screen said something like "we need to make sure it's you, we'll send a code by SMS" and only having a landline it concerned me. Luckily I bypassed it clicking the logo. This month there was a slight change in that the logo wasn't clickable so I had to 'accept' the SMS. The next screen was like the one I posted and I was able to get in as per the previous post. So I'm now getting in with 2 steps - or maybe 2 and a half after I say I didn't get the text ;) - but all indications on my log in are that the choice was removed. "We need to make sure it's you" rather than "would you like additional security?" :unsure: I've done nothing to settings for this to happen. |
Re: Money Transfer companies
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12997687)
Thanks, I had a look at those. It all suggests the choice is mine to go 2 step or not.
I didn't get a choice. I've been logging in one way for years and then last month the next screen said something like "we need to make sure it's you, we'll send a code by SMS" and only having a landline it concerned me. Luckily I bypassed it clicking the logo. This month there was a slight change in that the logo wasn't clickable so I had to 'accept' the SMS. The next screen was like the one I posted and I was able to get in as per the previous post. So I'm now getting in with 2 steps - or maybe 2 and a half after I say I didn't get the text ;) - but all indications on my log in are that the choice was removed. "We need to make sure it's you" rather than "would you like additional security?" :unsure: I've done nothing to settings for this to happen. |
Re: Money Transfer companies
I’ve just started using Transferwise/wise for modest sums of money. No issues so far
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Re: Money Transfer companies
What is even worse is when you and a spouse have separate accounts but with the same bank, but the bank wont let you use the same phone number on both accounts for the 2 factor, I essentially can't access my account online anymore because of it.
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12997544)
Seconded.
They've recently added an extra security layer - although I have been able to ignore it when asked by clicking on the logo and it has bypassed it. Which is weird. :lol: However, my reason for posting is that it looks like it sends you a text code number (quite common) and that's no good for us folk without that facility. But if you then click on a button that says you didn't receive it you then get the option of having the audio version so all's good for those of us with just a landline. |
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