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How about an international money order? I receive them all the time, and at least in the US, they work like a champ. You might need to purchase several since there is a limit. I also have accepted checks in US funds from trusted sources. I don't know how that would work the other way. Traveler's Cheques? Heck, I've even done cash before (but not for that amount!) J On Thu, 15 Feb 2007, David Marshall wrote: > Volks, > I need to send some money to my buddy in Germany for > payment on a Volkswagen LT DoKa 4x4. PayPal charges 3.9%, the > bank is about C$45 fee on this end and 10€ fee on the other > end. Cheques are held for weeks... as the Capital One ads say > "hands in your pocket" > > The fellow I am sending the > money to is my friend, so there is no trust issues... I'm just looking for > a relitively quick and inexpensive way (for both sides) to send money > to Germany from Canada. > > Cheers! > > David Marshall > > http://www.hasenwerk.ca > http://www.fastforward.ca > > Box 4153, Quesnel BC, Canada V2J 3J2 > |
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