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Originally Posted by Adraco
International bank wire transfers have one sender, one recipient and often times an intermediary or agent bank in between them.
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No, that's not the case here, see the fees get added once and not the other time. I am talking about the same payment service provider for wires coming from the same bank account that they send the wires from. Get it? Once the add the extra fees and other times they don't.
The fact that Paxum tells us this is going to cost $50 and then costs $80 is Paxum's fault. $50 is more than enough for all intermediary BS (that you normally have to use when you bank from offshore). But when you use BofA for example there ain't no intermediary BS in between.
Even less so when you use the same payment provider and then then provider charges you the extra fees, IF that was the provider. If it was Paxum that added the extra fees before sending to the payment service provider, that would be even worse - because we paid $50 for this very service and nowhere did it say we may incur "hidden", "suprise" charges.
That's a big difference.
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Originally Posted by Adraco
Fun times trying to explain to your accountants or even better the IRS in an audit why earnings and received in company bank account mismatches with a few thousands per year... Fun times!
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This motherfucking thing exactly. THIS! Explain this to the dumb fucks of the IRS. Amount mismatch and no records who that fuck took the money. This of it all pisses me off the most. Fucking 3rd world services. You have a withdrawal noted on Paxum's statements and a bank statement where nothing matches. Neither Paxum as the sender, nor the amount. If only the memo said (Paxum - trans. ID #########) which matched the trans ID from your Paxum statement for the wire. But nooo....
So, Ruth, what is that? Fix that stuff. No one needs to email you for it. It's right here. Public.