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About payment method
Initiator des Themas: Boonpak
Boonpak
Boonpak
Local time: 09:05
Englisch > Thailändisch
+ ...
Jun 28, 2001

I already know some of it. But anyone plz explain the full info for profit of other translator

Such as regional availability, cost , speed , etc.
 
Natasha Stoyanova
Natasha Stoyanova  Identity Verified
Local time: 05:05
Englisch > Bulgarisch
+ ...
Jul 26, 2001

I\'m interesting in this matters. What can you explain? What kind of payment method is preferable and most secure for freelancers? And any other info from you...
 
Thai Translation
Thai Translation
Local time: 09:05
Englisch > Thailändisch
+ ...
Jul 31, 2001

I\'m not sure, these just what I think I know.

Western Union ( my favorite )

Reliability = 99.9 %

Speed = less than 1 hour

Cost = agency pays $US22

translator pays $US0

Bank transfer

Reliability = 99.9%

Speed= I don\'t know but quicker than draft

Cost = agency pays $US24

translator pays $US0 ( maybe )

Bank draft ( agency usually like this way )

Relia... See more
I\'m not sure, these just what I think I know.

Western Union ( my favorite )

Reliability = 99.9 %

Speed = less than 1 hour

Cost = agency pays $US22

translator pays $US0

Bank transfer

Reliability = 99.9%

Speed= I don\'t know but quicker than draft

Cost = agency pays $US24

translator pays $US0 ( maybe )

Bank draft ( agency usually like this way )

Reliability = 99%

Speed = 1- 2 month

Cost = agency pays $US6

translator pays $US20

Bank note in the envelop ( my favourite if money is less than $US30 )

* Cautiion : don\'t tell the postman

Reliability = maybe low but I \'ll going to try this out

Cost= agency pays $US2 ( for its stamps ^^)

translator pays --- maybe all of his money to the postman.

Paypal < lot of pp like this but I don\'t have credit card > Find its detail in other postings.

Good bye

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Hans-Bertil Karlsson (X)
Hans-Bertil Karlsson (X)
Schweden
Local time: 04:05
Norwegisch > Schwedisch
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In stillem Gedenken
Aug 26, 2001

Quote:


On 2001-06-28 15:46, Boonpak wrote:

I already know some of it. But anyone plz explain the full info for profit of other translator



Another alternative: To buy a creditcard reader, like the one restaurants and shops use. The unit costs about $400, but then there will be no more costs (maybe a small transfer fee from your bank).



You mail a credit-card form to your client, who fi... See more
Quote:


On 2001-06-28 15:46, Boonpak wrote:

I already know some of it. But anyone plz explain the full info for profit of other translator



Another alternative: To buy a creditcard reader, like the one restaurants and shops use. The unit costs about $400, but then there will be no more costs (maybe a small transfer fee from your bank).



You mail a credit-card form to your client, who fill in his/her creditcard details and fax it back to you. You enter the card number on the machine - and get your money on your bank account a couple of days later. ▲ Collapse
 
Annika Neudecker
Annika Neudecker  Identity Verified
Deutschland
Local time: 04:05
Englisch > Deutsch
Interested in credit card reader! Nov 6, 2002

Hi Hans-Bertil,



I\'d be really interested in buying a credit card reader - do you know where I can get those? At a specialty store? I\'m based in Germany...



Thanks.
 


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