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sending money to turkey

Postby dodge » 04 Jan 2011 15:45

Hi All
Can anyone tell me the best way to send money to turkey we need to send some to our hotelier & just been to bank & they charge £30 anyone know of a cheaper & secure way

cheers dodge :)
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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby reesy1959 » 04 Jan 2011 16:49

I have never sent any money but I have heard of Western Union, but I think there are similar charges with these too.
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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby dksbbs » 04 Jan 2011 17:37

Our bank (LloydsTSB) is £20 for a transaction upto £5000, make sure you don't pay the recipients fees, I leave that to them.

Post Office seem to offer a free service but never used it

http://www2.postoffice.co.uk/finance/ma ... d&RMGPOPPC

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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby Eatock08 » 04 Jan 2011 17:55

Do you and the hotelier have a paypal accounts this could be another option

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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby redrhino12 » 04 Jan 2011 19:35

I have always used the Post Office.No problems

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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby feefee1970 » 05 Jan 2011 01:54

I sent a cheque last year but I think he had an uk account, the bank where vey helpfull and did not charge ,
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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby dodge » 05 Jan 2011 07:14

Hi All
thanks for all your replies going to try post office today
cheers dodge (what would we do without icr)

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL HOPE ITS A GOOD ONE FOR US ALL
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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby mary6 » 05 Jan 2011 12:58

Hi

My other half sends money by moneygram at the post office and the charges for this are low. :)
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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby Katiehutchinson_1991 » 05 Jan 2011 13:39

dont know how much it costs
but try HSBC as its a turkish bank as well
so it might be cheaper
hope it works out for you
or send it recorded delivery internationally
i sent my boyfriend lots of documents for his visa three times and it wasnt too expensive but secure and didnt take too long
not even a week to send
hope this helps :)
xxxx
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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby dodge » 05 Jan 2011 17:27

Hi All
We tried hsbc first it was them that wanted £30 anyway we have just sent it via post office cost £6.99 & they receive it in Turkey in 10 minutes cant ask for more so thanks again guys & gals for all your prompt replies

cheers dodge :lol:
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Re: sending money to turkey

Postby Kalof » 05 Jan 2011 19:30

If you have sent the money via MoneyGram then this can't be cashed in Icmeler or Marmaris any longer - for some reason a lot of the Turkish Banks do not do this any longer. If you have sent this via MoneyGram then you will need to ask for a refund from the Post Office. The nearest place to cash MoneyGram is now Izmir!! Best bet is to use Western Union.
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