You could meet Pescado in a dark alley with a suitcase full of cash, or...
Mirelly:
Quote from: Theo on 2008 August 11, 13:41:56
Quote from: Mirelly on 2008 August 10, 22:20:57
I ask again. What the fuck is wrong is opening an international bank account?
Perhaps because he'd be forced to reveal his identity? Then maybe he needs a figuredhead, perhaps bribing a local bum with MATY mugs, and then use his data. :D
I didn't say that Pescado has to open it.
V:
Quote from: eevilcat on 2008 August 11, 13:14:48
Sorry V, but that is a totally US-centric view of how to pay. The cost of getting a US dollar money order in any country is prohibitive ($15+ in the UK) and then you have to add the cost of international postage. Paypal may not be ideal but at least they allow for relatively easy international money transfers and MATY regulars are based all over the world.
Actually, I was thinking that people in different countries could send money orders in their own currency and they can be converted after received by the collector of monies. Then any expense would be absorbed by the receiver of funds who would just take the money order to the local bank to get it converted. Or is that something that cannot be done?
I do agree that it is always better if fundraising is as simple as clicking a few buttons, but it is not going to be easy to find an online payment system that allows for anonymity from either side. For some reason they seem to think that "anonymous" = "doing something illegal"
cassblonde:
I will cast my vote for money orders/checks but then I am only in Canada so the exchange isn't too horrid. When you have a box & name to send it to let me know.
Cass :)
Assmitten:
This is starting to seem overly complicated.
rohina:
Can we have a range of options? Because it seems like we need donations for a goal with reasonable rapidity, but over time the Zazzle/CP might make enough to cover a goodly proportion of the costs for the next payment cycle.
I'm in favour of the money order to the PO box, because PayPal sucks donkey balls.
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