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mancini
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Posted on 06-08-14 6:07
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Dude, don't do this mistake of taking out money from ATMs in Nepal. I was able to withdraw only Rs 40,000 per transaction and that cost me 20 dollars. Better send money through moneygram.
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Ghammad
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Posted on 06-08-14 6:53
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I haven't done this but sender ra receiver ko naam merai rakhda kei problem huncha?
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mancini
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Posted on 06-08-14 8:37
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Logically speaking it should not be an issue because technically two people can have the same name.
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Posted on 06-09-14 10:20
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You can be the sender and receiver. I have done dat a lot. Its easy n there is no problem in doing so. Seems like ur first time on it.
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ne0
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Posted on 06-09-14 10:28
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Using a paypal debit card is a good way to get cash in Nepal, because Paypal does not have fees for using your debit card from Nepal. Once you get a paypal account, you can transfer your money from your bank to paypal for free. Then you can request a debit card from paypal and use it from Nepal.
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Ghammad
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Posted on 06-09-14 10:32
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thanks guys. your info has been helpful for me.
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