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Is it really that troublesome though? It takes a few clicks and entering 4 or 5 fields of info on the payee on a bank's website to send a wire, not much longer than on paypal. And once the payee is set up, it just takes a handful of clicks to send another wire later.
 

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Is it really that troublesome though? It takes a few clicks and entering 4 or 5 fields of info on the payee on a bank's website to send a wire, not much longer than on paypal. And once the payee is set up, it just takes a handful of clicks to send another wire later.


It is not that easy in China... Too much restriction.
 

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I was informed that you also had to bear the costs of the bank transfer on their side also when they receive the money.
 

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Sorry, I typed something confusing. Was busy doing something. But yes, they expect you to also pay the cost on their side also. At least that's what they told me and I had to do.
 
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VASS should start taking Visa/MC and add 3% service charge on top, that would have been cheaper to everyone than ridiculous business of wire transfers that still (in 21Century) requires you to fax papers or appear at the bank in person.
No one yet mentioned that when you pay $45.00 for international transfer your lovely bank ***** you on exchange rate, so in actuality you end up paying around 60.00 for the whole thing.
/rant :embar:
 
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VASS should start taking Visa/MC and add 3% service charge on top, that would have been cheaper to everyone than ridiculous business of wire transfers that still (in 21Century) requires you to fax papers or appear at the bank in person.
No one yet mentioned that when you pay $45.00 for international transfer your lovely bank ***** you on exchange rate, so in actuality you end up paying around 60.00 for the whole thing.
/rant :embar:


I have Vass USD Account, so it was a straight $45.

And how are we to calculate what it costs them on their side...damn Hungarians!!!
 
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And how are we to calculate what it costs them on their side...damn Hungarians!!!

I hope Mr Vass doesn't lurk around and read this. He may suddenly decide to hike up the price by another 100 euros after reading your comments
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Is it really that troublesome though? It takes a few clicks and entering 4 or 5 fields of info on the payee on a bank's website to send a wire, not much longer than on paypal. And once the payee is set up, it just takes a handful of clicks to send another wire later.


Absolutely true, very easy to do it online, specially once the payee is set up.


VASS should start taking Visa/MC and add 3% service charge on top, that would have been cheaper to everyone than ridiculous business of wire transfers that still (in 21Century) requires you to fax papers or appear at the bank in person.
No one yet mentioned that when you pay $45.00 for international transfer your lovely bank ***** you on exchange rate, so in actuality you end up paying around 60.00 for the whole thing.
/rant :embar:


This is also true, I forgot that part. Mine charges $35 + they do **** you a little bit on the rate.
 

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I'm thinking about ordering my 1st pair. I'd like a scotchgrain NST. I get the impression that the usual last for that shoe would be the Peter or New Peter. Would it be heretical or hideous to go with the 3636 or Budapest last?
 

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