Okay, I got a question for you guys. If I see something that is for sale on the UK eBay, and it's like, $3.99 from the USA, would I be able to send British currency on a British cheque?
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eBay Question
Last edited by Wayne; 03-09-2006 at 06:39 PM.
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I don't see why not.
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Hmm, thanks. But I was wondering if they would have to exchange the currency, or me.
Originally Posted by Hecktix
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Yes, probably, but it's much more advised to send it via Paypal, and it'll cost less
Just go to the bottom and go to ask the seller a question
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Okay, thanks. Originally Posted by ..:SONNY:..
Yes, probably, but it's much more advised to send it via Paypal, and it'll cost less
Just go to the bottom and go to ask the seller a question Only problem is, our paypal is broke, so I'll have to wait until it's fixed.
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There are other websites like paypal, the one i've been recommended is www.moneybookers.com
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Great, thanks guys. +Rep
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Under Sellers Payment instructions it should say if he or she is accepting international cheques.
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