a foreign currency account is very different to a foreign bank account.
people here will want to do a wire (direct deposit/eft), and they'll want
to know your routing number (bsb) and your account number.
bet you a glass of your finest lager that cba provides you with an aussie
based account
Another thing to keep in mind is that you can open up a US bank
account (given you're in the US) without a social security number. I
did that in the early years of being in the US. So if it's important
to have a US bank account, then all it takes is a trip.
On Sep 14, 5:45 am, Geoff McQueen
We use Associated Foreign Exchange (www.afex.com) who have bank
accounts in a large number of countries around the world.
You provide your creditor with the AFEX account details and make sure
they put your company name in the transaction description. AFEX then
receives the money and transfers it
That sounds like a really handy service. I'll check it out.
s.
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Thanks Geoff,
I would agree with you.
Good response.
There have been some good calls on SB recently in terms of what is
appropriate and what is not.
Matt Jones.
On Sep 14, 12:27 pm, Geoff Langdale geoff.langd...@gmail.com wrote:
also what I should shout to 51,528 people...
The only thing
Thanks Geoff,
The idea of We All Shout is that friends and family of your business/
startup support your business. in this case your friends and family
are happy to spread on a message for you (well i know mine are). The
276 supporters of We All Shout itself, was simply done to show how
things
