Money Transfers to Poland

Dear Friends

I am opening up a money transfer service to poland next month which will be going global and want to help benefit as a result, where are you all from, who if you transfer money do you go through, and what would make you change to another provider?

Many thanks

If it's a survery - $20 per opinon please..

The total fee will be the bottom line I guess. Also, I don't use ones that "automatically" convert foreign amount into the local amount (since their rates are always consideribly lower than private institutions).

Jamesg
my price is also 20 but £ not$.
i always natwest.the fee is 21£ up to 10000&pound transfer; and the whole process takes up to 5 days.if can you do better i will switch to your company.

Also, if a company reports to the government if the money was sent to the person Y by person X - I avoid them like plaque.. . Unless it's impossible for a company not to report that...

I have used Western Union to send money from the US to Europe. It costs a little but it gets there within an hour.

bolo, are you the "y" or the "x" person?

I am the "þ" person.

which is.......??????

Whatever your imagination tells you.. :)

I'm watching a movie now -- need to focus.. I'll be back after the climax, I think..

Do you eat them afterwards?

Why use money transfer services?
Send your relative(s) an ATM card.
Deposit certain amount of cash into your checking account.
Your relative(s) will use the ATM card to withdraw money anytime.
The fee for withdrawal is about $1 or 3 Zloty.

What about businesses? They won't be sending ATM cards to all their clients..

All those who answered my question about money transfer and how they go about it were appreciated.

I will respond to you all later.

Any new guys out there who want to tell me how they send money to Poland would be welcome.

Are you worried about security, fast payment - speed to arrive, charges, reporting to third party, or simply being close to the high street or bank. Infact do you perfer to use the banks or high streets.

Cheers again

James G