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Help With Bank Transfere abroad
Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2004 7:55 pm
by wul3er
Could someone please give me some help with paying for a Airfilter i baught from Germany on ebay.
The guy has asked me to transfere the money its hard to understand his emails as they are all in german. I translated them using a Free translator online. But they dont make much sense.
All i can make out is that he wants me to transfere the money and has given me his details.
I do have Internet banking access here for my account.
Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2004 8:22 pm
by GroovyCarrot
If you post the guy's emails here or PM them I'll have a bash at a translation.. or someone who's better at german than I am can

Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2004 10:15 am
by wul3er
ok Cheers
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2004 10:23 am
by wul3er
I have this One, The bits i think are confidential i have Put a red X, Hopefullly i havent missed anything out
Hallo wul3er.
Herzlichen Dank für Ihre Bestellung.
Nachfolgend bestätigen wir Ihre Bestellung unter dem Vorbehalt, dass wir die zusätzlich bestellten Artikel lieferbar haben. Sofern wir einen Artikel nicht liefern können, setzen wir uns umgehend mit ihnen in Verbindung. Im Falle der Vorkasse überweisen wir den Differenzbetrag unverzüglich zurück.
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Ihre vorläufige Rechnung:
Herr
William XxxxxxXXX Millcroft Road
XXX XXX Cumbernauld Scotland
Anzahl Artikel Plattform Gesamtpreis
1 PIPERCROSS OFFENER SPORTLUFTFILTER VW POLO GT eBay.de 4,50 EUR
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Zwischensumme in (EUR) 4,50 EUR
zzgl. Versandkosten 15,00 EUR
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Endsumme 19,50 EUR
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Bitte überweisen Sie den Betrag von 19,50 EUR unter Verwendung des folgenden Betreffs 7940859899-a8293065/101810 auf folgendes Konto 324277 Sparkasse Kulmbach(BLZ XXXXXXXX)
Kontoinhaber: HIS NAME
BIC Code XXXXXXXXXXXX
IBAN Code XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Evtl. anfallende Kosten für die Überweisung trägt der Einzahler.
The next One reads (from translation site): Pay in your bank
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2004 10:40 am
by GroovyCarrot
Hi wul3er, thanks for your order.
We can now will now confirm your order, on the understanding that we have the have all the items that you have ordered in stock. If we cannot supply an item, we will contact you immediately. In this case we will immediately transfer your money back to you.
Amount owed (I believe he said provisional amount or something like that) excluding postage:
€15.00
Total: €19.50
Please transfer the total balance of €19.50 using the reference 7940859899-a8293065/101810 to account 324277 at Sparkasse Kulmbach (Sparkasse Kulmach being his bank. I should think you can work out the rest of it, it's just his bank details etc

)
He goes on to say that any costs incurred from the bank transfer are payable by yourself.
Hopefully that's.. reasonably accurate. I accept no responsibility for any mistranslation and all that mumbo jumbo, but I think the gist of it is pretty much there

Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:34 pm
by wul3er
Thank you very much.
Does anyone know if its possible now for me to transefere the money from my Lloyds TSb Uk account to his.
if so some help is much appreciated.
Thanks
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2004 6:30 pm
by SiDaBa
Did it from my gf's HSBC account to a guy in germany(went to the bank to do this) there's about a £20 charge for doing so.

Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2004 10:49 am
by Speedlaw
EU legislation states that all transfers using IBAN and BIC codes should be free of charge. It's one of the good things to come out of Brussels. Use those codes (ask your bank how), fill in 'SHARED COSTS' and it'll be free, unless your bank decides the EU sucks and robbs you blind.
Good luck.
Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2004 10:57 am
by nuttinnew
Speedlaw wrote:unless your bank decides the EU sucks and robbs you blind.
Mine always 'found' a way of doing that; I now send cash insured and recorded, cost an extra £5 and have never had a problem doing it that way. Usually quicker as well
