Does anyone know of the best (cheapest, easiest) online way to pay for entries to an overseas competition?
I'm looking to enter the JWOC Tour
Paying for overseas competition entries
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Re: Paying for overseas competition entries
Try to get the organisers to accept payment in cash on arrival. It usually works for smaller less bureaucratic events.
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Re: Paying for overseas competition entries
Depends on the standard of the event. Unless its a big event, we have generally emailed the organiser and agreed to pay cash on arrival at the event.
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Re: Paying for overseas competition entries
If they don't budge, I have always bought the cash here and posted it. I must have done this about 40 times and sent cash to all sorts of countries. It has never been a problem and if an organiser ever failed to receive it I'd be quids in over the years paying again versus the bank charges i would have accrued.
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Re: Paying for overseas competition entries
I've just entered for jwoc tour using HIFX: https://www.hifxonline.co.uk/Payments/Account/Login/default.aspx
Fee was £9 - which may seem like a lot but I've definitely paid £20 in the past.
Fee was £9 - which may seem like a lot but I've definitely paid £20 in the past.
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Re: Paying for overseas competition entries
Interesting - don't these events take credit cards? Or is that the fee you're discussing? I have never O'ed abroad - paying for the event wasn't one of the many obstacles I had envisaged!
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Re: Paying for overseas competition entries
HarryO wrote:Interesting - don't these events take credit cards?
Increasingly they do, but many still don't. It's the £20-£30 international bank transfer fee that is the problem.
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