Accepting Payment for EUR customers.

Mweb wrote:

 > I am in the States and have a new customer in the UK. I am being paid in
 > Euros

Why?

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On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 08:59:09 -0500, Mweb <hellcat123 RemoveThis @fastmail.fm> wrote:

 > Hi,

How do you do?

 > I am in the States and have a new customer in the UK. Neither of us have
 > done oversea's work/payment before. What is the best way to get payment
 > in this circumstance?

Cash?

 > I am being paid in Euros so would the best way to be for
 > them to mail a check? If so, what kind of cheque? Cashiers or something
 > similar? I would just have them PayPal but I am fairly certain PayPal
 > would take a chunck of it if they paid from Check account to Check
 > acccount?


Easiest (and probably cheapest) method to pay overseas suppliers is Visa.

As for the other methods - it depends on the transfer amounts. All
transfers (including cheques) attract fees. The most cost-effective for
you will depend on a number of factors including how small/large the
amount and how quick you want cleared funds.

But I am curious about the Euro thingy - so far as I know neither US or UK
use Euro as a native currency.

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