Quote from: grahamgreene on July 02, 2012, 05:15 pmQuote from: vlad1m1r on July 01, 2012, 10:10 pmYou're too kind grahamgreene, WU is indeed an option if you're willing to pay the wire transfer fees. I would advise using cash rather than using your card to fund the purchase online. Just to show there's no hard feelings I'll even supply the current XR between CAD and EUR from my own bank 1.28696.I am happy to accept Euro in the mail, which will be converted to GBP at local rates (currently 1.317 EUR/GBP) and then banked minus a small commission. Remember that cash is one of the few ways to obtain Bitcoins safely whatever you choose! :-)V.Hi Graham,Thanks again - my commission is deducted from the amount you send and goes down depending on how much you need. For amounts up to 130 it's 12.5%, from 131 to 999 it's 10% and anything beyond that is 5% or lower - I also offer further discounts to repeat customers. I'm happy to accept EUR/CAD/USD etc. but they're converted to GBP before being banked. Some of my customers have found it's less trouble just to send me their Euros and let me do the exchanging for them, some can get a better rate at home so buy some GBP and send that instead, it's all the same to me!CanadianBitcoins looks like a very professional setup as does the Mining Fund...!V.Not at all, just thought the user should know that people think quite highly of you here! :)I'm happy enough myself with canadianbitcoins.com, I have a system worked out and it works for me but I may be interested in a few cash in the mail transactions myself in the future. I can exchange Euro for Sterling here commission free so there'd be no problem with that. Is your service commission a set percentage or is it dependent on the amount?- grahamgreene