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Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by Elvira
(Post 6665719)
Oh hello Davy.......... long time no see! :)
(And I agree with you....... moneygrams :eek:) |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by Tracym
(Post 6665574)
aaargh I want to transfer a whole great big 50 GBP lolol.
tracy, just get keith to phone his old uk bank tomorrow and explain the situation and with a bit of luck he will be back in business then he can simply write a cheque from the uk bank for the £50. |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
(Post 6665712)
For 50 quid you are wasting your time anyway. You'll lose about 20% no matter what way you chose to transfer it. Better just letting it sit for a while - will no-one (you know) ever be making a trip back to the UK ??
The payee suggested a wire transfer - which would cost more than the amount owed. Sigh. They don't take credit cards.. or anything else I've found so far. |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6665732)
tracy, just get keith to phone his old uk bank tomorrow and explain the situation and with a bit of luck he will be back in business then he can simply write a cheque from the uk bank for the £50.
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Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by Elvira
(Post 6665719)
Oh hello Davy.......... long time no see! :)
(And I agree with you....... moneygrams :eek:) not that I know what it is yet... |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by Tracym
(Post 6665735)
I'm trying to pay a bill in the UK.
The payee suggested a wire transfer - which would cost more than the amount owed. Sigh. They don't take credit cards.. or anything else I've found so far. |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6665732)
tracy, just get keith to phone his old uk bank tomorrow and explain the situation and with a bit of luck he will be back in business then he can simply write a cheque from the uk bank for the £50.
Originally Posted by Elvira
(Post 6665736)
Yeah......... that's what I'd do. Now it may still be possible to resurrect the old account - another year or so, forget it...
How much would you care to bet me that the man does not have any cheques? :p |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by Elvira
(Post 6665736)
Yeah......... that's what I'd do. Now it may still be possible to resurrect the old account - another year or so, forget it...
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Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
(Post 6665740)
Can't your husband get someone to write a cheque for him - he can then square up with them somehow.
I have not thus far succeeded. Yes, it is ridiculous that this small amount is such a problem. The rant has been occurring at this end. I would like to have a more long-term solution in place as well, so as not to have such (ridiculous) drama in the future. |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6665745)
exactly. i dunno these scottish folk, i don't think they know where their brains are :sneaky::p ok down tracy ;)
Well now, he is male after all... |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
FFS ..send me the payee name and address and I will get somebody in the
uk to send the 50 pound check tomorrow ..cost you $100 |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by Tracym
(Post 6665750)
:rofl::rofl:
Well now, he is male after all... |
Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by TruBrit
(Post 6665758)
well i knew that when i posted but i really don't think he does know :lol:
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Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by Tracym
(Post 6665766)
I believe he is quite familiar with all his bits and pieces :rofl:
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Re: XE questions - and other banking questions
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 6665757)
FFS ..send me the payee name and address and I will get somebody in the
uk to send the 50 pound check tomorrow ..cost you $100 I do completely realise this is silly to be such a problem - everything I have suggested (credit card, family, western union, paypal) have all been shot down as unworkable for some reason. Ugh. |
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