Personally, I was only satisfied with webmoney because of its low withdrawal rate. I don't withdraw money from webmoney anywhere else, but use it to pay for online shopping, internet and mobile phone top-ups. After the withdrawal has stopped, I think Pay Pal will be the most acceptable alternative in my case.
Alexander Bereznyak: like, 2.6% (2.5%) is really a quarter of 10%.
He made 10% off this site - in forex.
Even if he will use the ePayments card there as well, he will get 100 for every 1,000 he earned in a month. He will withdraw it not 1100, but 100. And 2.6% must be counted not from 1000, and not from 1100, but from 100. He will pay $2.6, not $26, which is a quarter and a quarter of 100.
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You'll be fine, you'll love it. You will be able to pay with your card directly everywhere, there will be no need for any additional transactions.
And a fixed commission of 2.6% from the payment. Conversion at the Mastercard rate
Rashid, you and I are sort of in the forex business.
So, when you have a profit of 10 per cent for a month, it is considered good; most of the time it is less.
You write that giving 2.6% commission is quite normal. This is a quarter of a month's earnings under good conditions!
Rashid, you and I are sort of in the forex business.
So, when you have a profit of 10% for a month, it is considered a good indicator, most of the time it is less.
You write that giving away 2.6% commission is quite normal. That's a quarter of a month's earnings under favourable conditions!
You're confusing the maths. And you're mixing the soft with the warm.
Rashid, you and I are sort of in the forex business.
So, when you have a profit of 10% for a month, it is considered a good indicator, most of the time it is less.
You write that giving away 2.6% commission is quite normal. That's a quarter of a month's earnings under favourable conditions!
You're messing with the maths. And you're mixing the soft with the warm.
Deposit 1,000, get 100, withdraw 100, charge $2.6.
Yeah, I agree - stupid.
P.S. But with e-payment+Privat24 we pay half as much, because the conversion rate can always be found above the official one.P.S. But with e-payment+Privat24 we pay half as much, because the conversion rate can always be found higher than the official one.
Are there any Raiffeisenbank ATMs nearby?
like, 2.6% (2.5%) is really a quarter of 10%.
He made 10% off this site - in forex.
Even if he will use the ePayments card there as well, he will get 100 for every 1,000 he earned in a month. He will withdraw it not 1100, but 100. And 2.6% must be counted not from 1000, and not from 1100, but from 100. He will pay $2.6, not $26, which is a quarter and a quarter of 100.
Are there any Raiffeisenbank ATMs nearby?
The nearest one is 27km away.
Plotted a route.
Are there any Raiffeisenbank ATMs around?
What is the point? In Ukraine, ATMs do not dispense $. For several years now. The ban is at the level of legislation.