Sending money to Russia

Russian's popular methods: webmoney, debet or credit cards, bank account, Western Union. All methods are international.
Do you have any experience with Google Checkout ?

Can I send money from a Canadian or American Bank account, directly to a Russian one ?
 
Do you have any experience with Google Checkout ?

Can I send money from a Canadian or American Bank account, directly to a Russian one ?
yes

Have the Russian account add a Google Checkout Buy Now on website and the American / Canadian person click on it.

Just like how you would use a PayPal Buy Now button
Google has Buy Now buttons too
 
Actually Russia is ok, but Ukraine is trouble :)
But yes there are ways, but not mass-oriented.
.... Ukraine is another country in on its self. So the original question as you pointed out, yes, no problem with Russia.

Russia treats the Ukraine differently internationally and as a result, so do many others.
 
maybe someone can manage your addons and send you the money, so only one person must send you the money.
native.xenforo.wiki.with.tags.webp

I am looking into *ALL* options (but I might be alone in that regard !)
I was just testing the wiki. The tags were great !
The portal and the blog were excellent too.


Really, all the wiki needs is some wiki-oriented permissions and an "INDEX" "Home" type page.
 
== Alternatives to Paypal ==

PayPal is seen as the easiest, most convenient way to send and receive money online, but the company has run into trouble as it has grown larger – including unnecessary account freezes, a lack of communication with its users, and increasing fees.

As a freelancer, most of my clients prefer to pay me via PayPal. It’s fast, convenient, and anybody with an e-mail address can sign up for free. However, the problem is that PayPal takes a large chunk of my pay cheque with its 2.9 per cent fees (plus a 30 cent transaction fee).

This year, I have paid $271.24 in merchant fees alone. PayPal charges an additional 2.5 per cent fee if I receive funds in U.S. dollars and want to convert it to Canadian dollars, as well as 50 cents per transaction every time I want to transfer less than $150 into my bank account.

Here are three PayPal alternatives for Canadians:

Payza.com

While all accounts are free, the basic personal account allows you to send funds, as well as receive funds up to $400 US per month for free. The Personal pro account charges 2.5 per cent (plus a 30 cent transaction fee) to receive funds. The fees are high, but still a cheaper option than PayPal. You can add money to your account via bank transfer, wire transfer, certified cheque or money order, as well as a credit card.

Related: 5 alternatives to eBay

MoneyBookers.com

This is a payment processing company based in the United Kingdom. Receiving money is free, and there is a one per cent fee when sending money to someone. Personal accounts are charged a monthly service fee of $1.50, but the fee will be waived if the user has logged into the account or made a transaction every 18 months.

Interac e-Transfer

There is no fee for receiving money through Interac e-Transfer, however the sender may have to pay a small fee from their financial institution. For example, President’s Choice financial charges a flat fee of $1.50 for each e-Transfer.


Payza.com
MoneyBookers.com
Interac e-Transfer

Not sure if they work with the Ukraine / Russia.
 
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