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    help needed!..

    Guys, the question i have is indirectly related to my CSL..
    I have purchased something for my CSL's garage from ebay.de / Germany.
    I want to pay for it, but the seller is not accepting paypal, and he is only giving me these bank details:

    B***o F***n
    Konto 8911****
    Bankleitzahl 70150000 Sparkasse München.


    (I have not posted all of his details for obvious reasons)
    Please note that he is NOT giving me his bank's SWIFT number and his IBAN number, don't ask me why.. i have no idea..

    I have a German delivery address to have the item shipped.
    So, I would like to ask you guys if you know a way that I can send the required 22 euros from my NatWest account to his bank account with the details he is giving me, or if someone from here can do the transfer and I will send him the payment from my NatWest account or through paypal (in advance)..

    many thanks!..

    theo

    #2
    Maybe it would be easier and cheaper to just post the Euros to him if its only 22 of them? Funnily enough I have a 20 Euro note pinned on my noticeboard which I found the other day.

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      #3
      good idea!.. I ve never done it before (mail money), and in this case, it might just to the job..
      thanks a lot.. :thumbs:

      Originally posted by cslgirl View Post
      Maybe it would be easier and cheaper to just post the Euros to him if its only 22 of them? Funnily enough I have a 20 Euro note pinned on my noticeboard which I found the other day.

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        #4
        No worries. Sometimes I buy things from the USA so just go to my local Post office and change up some £ to $ and then post them the $ as works out cheaper than any other way if the person doesn't accept paypal.

        :thumbs:

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          #5
          I am sure that you could probably make a Euro transfer through your bank or just credit the amount in the equivalent sterling although you will have to allow for his charges in that case.

          Pip

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