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reza: How big is the tax you are talking about? Perhaps we can find a solution - for example, if more people from your country decide to buy a membership here and the total amount will be sent as one money transfer to my bank, one of these people can get the membership for free, in order to cover these extra expenses.
I could be more concrete if I know what the real fees would be.
Czuch: Yep, from the informations which we have it doesn't sound strange, the post could be controlled. But we don't know, maybe it isn't, Mehdi knows it certainly better than we. -- I lived long enough in a totalitarian country where the post were controlled. This is why I suggest to send the money hidden in something small and priceless, some book (about Iran) or whatever.
Fencer, i don't really read these boards. I just take a look at HOME's discussion boards from time to time. But now that I looked at the link you have posted, I want to mention a fact.
One of my colleagues, in The English institute where I work, also works in that "bank saderat" and I've already asked him about the money transfer. He himself suggested that for small amounts of money, the bank of Melli which is another bank in Iran is better. I've asked there too. Still the tax they ask for is not fair. Though they say they're working on some rules to make the taxes lessend. Until then, I personally don't find it wise to register to Brainking. I've been lucky those kind people have paid for me but I hereby declare that I want no other person get into trouble of paying for my membership. I thank the two once again an ddo hope I can return their favours as soon as I can.
I was going to offer that advice too Bad Bishop..... but I have been told that In Iran the government routinly inspects letters and packages, mostly for sexual explicit purposes, but that any cash found would likeley be confiscated :(
Změněno uživatelem Crook (18. prosince 2004, 17:29:23)
Mehdi, I don't know anything about the Iranian banks and/or if it's simple or not to send money to the foreign coutry. I suppose it's possible but quite complicated and expensive (it is hell expensive from an Austrian bank). I'd personally recomend to send cash in a letter (or hidden in a small book or something like that), I'm sending regullary cash to the States (not every American eBayer is accepting PayPal :-)) and it works and I got cash from buyers from the whole world. Where is the problem? You probably don't want to send the money for a Brain Maharadja, want you? Even if the envelope with your 10 or 20 dollars would be lost (and I'd say the chances are good it won't) and you would have to send it again, it's probably cheaper and much more simple than to run to the bank, to buy some money orders and so on...
Thats right Mehdi.... its on Rezas profile that he had to have someone else pay his membership for him because Iran does not have a way to do it I guess. Sorry no one will step up to the plate for your membership, so far... Maybe its time for Iran to get into step with the rest of the modern world, or maybe you could start a game playing website for Iranians :)
Změněno uživatelem Rose (18. prosince 2004, 17:07:16)
They will show the red about to "time out numbers" but wont really time out.. I see em all the time on games waiting for opponents to play, counts down to 1min then it goes to 24 hours again
I have a question. I have a vacation day set for today, and vacation days, weekend days, and the holiday days set for the rest of the year. My questions is why do I have games about to time out? Some today, some tomorrow, the next day, and so on.
That bank also says it offers "Buying and selling Travelers Cheques in local as well as foreign currencies." Seems like that should work also if you only wanted to mail money and not pay for transfer.
Maybe it's a good start where to investigate. This line seems to be interesting:
"Money Transfers of the customers, by drafts, bank payorders , telegraphic, remittances by swift."
"Remittances by swift" is exactly what you need for international transfers. Yes, the fees can be high but once this option is confirmed and can be used, the details can be worked out.
I usually receive payments from people in 2 days. I thought that having the PO Box is the difference. SkyKing's took 3 days, I think.
I always email Fencer when I get any from my 2 way pager. It all depends on the time of day in CZ as to when it gets activated. He's really cool about that.....
Změněno uživatelem Walter Montego (18. prosince 2004, 03:08:43)
I'd be willing to bet that most lost mail is from people's carelessness when addressing it. I always try to write it neat and in block capital letters. If you don't make it easy for them, they'll make it hard for you!
Změněno uživatelem Walter Montego (18. prosince 2004, 03:05:40)
I remember a short science fiction story that had a guy make first contact with the intragalatic society by him addressing mail to them. The closer the mail is sent the longer it would take. He addressed it to some far away star and it got there instantly. The aliens concluded we were space faring and made contact. Kind of a spoof, but it sure sounds like your experience. :)
Right here in Orange County, California. The Czech Republic is a long ways away from here, too. I imagine the Unites States Postal Service has a big hub up in Los Angeles, which I'm sure the terminal annex here in Santa Ana gets to them that day, after the sorting and whatever else it takes to get mail on its way is done. Little bar codes and such. L.A. is 34 miles from Santa Ana. LAX is about 40 miles from Santa Ana. I think there terminal annex was moved to South Central L.A. just north of Watts a few years back. The one in downtown L.A. is by Union Station. I think it's closed, but I haven't been there in years and it was still open the last time I was there.
I usually mail things like letters right at the post office. That can save a day sometimes if the truck hasn't made the pick up yet. Paying bills and stuff gets put in the mail box or handed to the letter carrier.
I've had a package come from Japan (to central Illinois, USA) in 4 days. Durring that exact same time, it took over a week to get a letter from the Chicago area (northern Illinois) to central illinois.
Změněno uživatelem bumble (18. prosince 2004, 02:51:45)
4 days? Where from? I've had internal mail take longer than that!
Don't quote me on this, but I imagine as soon as a customer services rep receives payment they contact Fencer and the account is activated then - before the money reaches Fencer.
Seems like I mailed it on a Saturday and Filip had it in his hand on Wednesday. Four days, ain't bad. How long after Eriisa gets the check does it take to activate the account? Most letters mailed in the United States to points in the United States take one, two, or three days to get to where they're sent. Depends on pick up time and day of the week, as we have mail delivery six days a week here.
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