tasman1 wrote:

Nikorj wrote: Where's Tasman BTW

That (Crazy) Croat

Where is tasman1 ?

Current location

In his kitchen
Planet Earth
ZIP Code 66595321
Milky Way

Nice to see you're not rising to the bait from the Troll and his groupies Tasman.

Might be better if people from USA and Canada stop telling others who are not in those countries to take a cheque. That is only an option for USA and Canadian contributors.

Lucky you.

I'm having problems with Payoneer. despite getting an email response to a support ticket that my bank was linked to the account and I could withdraw to my bank, when I tried it wouldn't work as it said I could not do it.

Got another ticket in, as if this had been the case I would not have had a cashout to them. But I did query whether it was possible first. It took 2 weeks to get the response to my query as well from customer support.

Using payza was no problem (Fees heavy though).

If I had an extra click for every time this question has been asked in here I'd have won thousands

I volunteer for a local homeless charity in the foodbank and also run an allotment group, so the clients can get some fresh air and a change of scenery, also learn about vegetables and how they are produced. I've also run some mindfulness and relaxation groups. I'd recommend volunteering to anyone.

Direct bank transfer is best option for those outside the US and Canada, as obviously they have the no brainer option of cheque payments. 30% fees is ridiculous considering the work we put in here.

We were having a decent conversation on here about options for UK contributors, but unfortunately, despite its quality, it has been locked unnecessarily, so can we not upset the mods.

So it looks like whatever cashing method we us is going to take a 20-30% fee when the exchange rate is applied?

Hey cookin, there's nothing odd about it. The UK produces the best wildlife programmes in the world with death and birth, fornication and understanding (astonishment as well) on a regular basis.

There was a giraffe born a couple of years ago on Channnel4 on a programme called the "The life of the zoo". It was a hell of a drop, lol.

nursemorph wrote: I had the same problem some time ago with Payza where I couldn't verify my bank account to get it listed....tried to get around it by listing the debit card linked to that account but, to transfer funds from Payza to that card, they wanted to charge me £9 for a £30 transfer (ie 30%)! I vowed from that moment on never to use Payza ever again....they used to be an excellent processor as I used to use them back when they were Alertpay

You're a sensible poster Nurse, what are you going to be using from now on to withdraw from CS as a UK user?

Valerie

What spiteful responses you have given here and even after admitting you were just being a smartarse you could still not apologise. (Yes that's apologise with an s not a zed)

Another warning for me I guess

By the way, it's maths, not math (Its plural).

Shameful way you have posted as a moderator in this thread to a relatively new poster.

Skrill seems extortionate with a 3.99% fee for cash currency exchange and a percentage for withdrawals. Whereas Payza seem to give a better rate of exchange than the currency market which means you could make back your withdrawal feet, which appears to be a fixed fee.

I've not looked at Payoneer yet.

C'mon Sirkeith et al, this is doing my head in.

I've been looking at Skrill and Payza as alternatives to Paypal. My calculator now nearly worn out with the calcs I've been doing.

I'm sort of leaning towards Payza because of the exchange rate from $ to £ and the flat fee to withdraw. But, I'm no financial expert by any stretch of the imagination.

Thoughts appreciated

I'm just posting a nonsense post in case Marcel or Valerie are getting withdrawal from not having anything to lock for a while. Feel free and enjoy

"What the **** happened" (D Trump)

I may have made this up.

Well done , keep it up

BouldRake wrote:

Quote:``I've just thought of something,'' she said.

``Yeah? Worth interrupting a news bulletin about me for?''

``You hear enough about yourself as it is.''

``I'm very insecure. We know that.''

``Can we drop your ego for a moment? This is important.''

``If there's anything more important than my ego around, I want it caught and shot now.'' Zaphod glared at her again, then laughed.

How long did it take you to google that?

It's not an answer.

Pompous rubbish.

BouldRake wrote: It was a reference, to the Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy, Maybe a bit of an obscure one for a general forum...

The implication was that as a rule, I tend to go for Asian women. (For US readers, "Asian" means "comes from Asia" in the UK, not just South East Asia, like in the US).

I disagree that as a quote by Douglas Adams talking about a person. I think it referred to an incident in the "Restaurant at the End Of The Universe " for an animal.

I of course stand to be corrected.

BouldRake wrote: If there's anything better than an Ethnic single mum, I want it caught and shot.

I never really understand what you talk about.

I know you work hard on here and have a lot of appreciation, but I just don't get you.

Guess you'll take that as a compliment

Do you vote UKIP BouldRake?

BouldRake wrote: In fairness, it's a very good joke.

If she didnt use it every time you see her it would have been funnier. Oh and by the way did she mention she was ethinic single mother.

She's completely out of her depth on live TV too. Lot of work went into the good joke.