I need help from the Amiga.org Lynch Mob [looks like it's resolved now]

[d0pefish]

Thankyou, Harald.

Yes, I tried the info@vmc address after the address to your other website was posted further up in the thread.

I feel for you with the spam, I've had to abandon two addresses because of it. And again, sorry for bringing this out into the public, but at least I'm now in touch with you. I didn't even know that you read this site, which at the end of the day is a bonus.

Thanks for your help. :-)

[keropi]

the banks always take a small fee for IBAN transfers within EU. that NOONE can deny.
The 10GPB fee is true, if someone has a bank clerk to do the transfer they abviously charge for the time spent.
In Greece with my bank, if I get the transfer done by the bank I can pay up to 30eur! if I make it my self via web-banking, the charge is 3eur.

[guru-666]

it is anoying when shops advertise items they don't actualy have for sale.  It is also silly to send the money with out double checking the availability of anything amiga. Double whammy.
good luck.

[odin]

FWIW, I've transfered money from my Dutch bank account to accounts in Germany and Spain and it hasn't cost me a cent.

[pixie]

yes it is as "pixie" has said, some ppl. will never change!

As well as you past Harald, it will never change... it stands for once for ruining one of the best projects ever made. Well it at least seems that you have no bad will towards your costumer, which is a good thing, but having such a mess of a e-mail address, you're just asking for such kinds of things to happen..

[AmiGR]

btw, as i and odin said, the money transfer by IBAN code
within the EU is at the same charge value as a transfer
inside your own country, that's european law. If the bank
do charge £10.00 GBP as Mr. Whinham wrote, he did not
used the IBAN code supplied by email from online shop or
he need to talk again with his bank about this!

Actually, the National Bank of Greece charged me €27 when I wired some money into my British NatWest account using the IBAN number, last summer.

[weirdami]

d0pefish wrote:
Edit:
 

I guess future people will have to read the replies and piece together what the original post was even about. :pissed:

[d0pefish]

I now have the money back, so it's sorted; obiously not the bank transfer fee but at least I got the rest of it.

I don't think there's any need for me to bad-mouth his company any more, especially as he's had the decency to come forward on this forum.

We have exchanged apologies and it's been resolved amicably. Time to move on.

[ppc4me]

>The Bank of England charges UK banks to make transfers to ANY country, even banks within the EU.
>That means in the UK we still have to pay a surcharge on international bank transfers, even to EU countries.

In general, EU standard money transfer must be the same price as domestic transfers if:

a) correct SWIFT/BIC and IBAN are given
b) the amount is in EUR (or SEK)
c) not above 50,000 EUR
c) takes place between accounts in EU states (plus Norway, Liechtenstein, Iceland)
d) standard fee agreement, usually "share"

If conditions are not met, the fee may be higher.
If conditions are met, the fee must not be higher.
See EU regulations

UK's practice for dealing with EUR/GBP transfers is shown in a corresponding study (pages 62/63).