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Re: UK to US money transfers
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Date:
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Thu, 28 Oct 1999 11:58:32 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.uk, Alan Kershaw writes:
> I had thought that International Money Orders still existed but the Post
> Office insist that they are no longer available, and they won't insure a
> letter with dollar notes in.
They suck anyway when the rate changes and you end up with less money than you
agreed upon!
> Any advice on how to get $12 over quickly and safely.
Personally I'd just put it in an envelope and mail it, obviously this isn't a
good strategy if you do it regularly or with larger sums. But for the
occasional transaction it is possibly the easiest.
There was some similar debate a while back:
http://www.lugnet.com/loc/uk/?n=289
Which is probably more useful if it's something that you do a lot of.
Alternatively I think some people offer factoring services - ie send them a UK
cheque, and they'll send off a US one of the same value on your behalf. I've
never done this though, so I could be wrong!
Richard
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| I have to get a small sum of money over to the US after winning an e-bay auction. I had thought that International Money Orders still existed but the Post Office insist that they are no longer available, and they won't insure a letter with dollar (...) (25 years ago, 28-Oct-99, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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