I can only agree with Brett. I received a check for $12 and got to pay a cashing fee of 7. Not much left for business there ...
kim berlin
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> When remitting payments to European publications, I use euro checks drawn
> on banks in the country of the publication. These type of checks can
> normally be obtained from foreign exchange businesses. The company I use
in San
> Francisco charges a fee of USD$3 for each check.
>
> Dollar based checks checks are often more trouble than they are worth to
> most Europeans. While banks will often accept a US Dollar check, they
charge
> a lot of fees unless the account holder is a "preferred" customer.
>
> Brett Horton
> San Francisco, California
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>
> Jerome & Elizabeth Moos <jerrymoos@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Anyone actually subscribed from the States? If I read it correctly,
> airmail to USA would cost 80 Euros per year payable by postal money order
mailed
> to their offices. Will a US Postal International money order be accepted?
> Not sure you can get those in Euros. Will they accept one in dollars?
> Jerry Moos
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