On 13/08/06, English Books - Al Hasa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also As another person mentioned, best is to open the accounts in Village
> banks, where you get the best service, and you are on friendly terms with
> the Bank Manager, who can guide you in the banking procedures. If not have
> som
Hi,
Banking has certainly come of age in India, but as per the mails we read,
the service is provided is not up to the standard unless one does know
someone at the bank, or one opens his/her account in the Village. With the
free hand given to private banks by the government and also international
There are issues with paypal as well. Currently there
is no efficient means to transmit small amounts of
money.
To learn more, read the following article:
http://www.wilsonweb.com/transactions/ecomm-india.htm
--- Gabe Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 10/08/06, Frederick
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Frederick \"FN\" Noronha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Also, I have incessent problems in ensuring payment
> remittances when
> writing for the market outside India. Is there an
> easy way of remitting smaller sums, electronically?
FN,
Try PAYPAL.
Mervyn3.0
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PayPal
On 10/08/06, Frederick FN Noronha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This seems like an interesting thread.
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> Also, I have incessent problems in ensuring payment remittances when
> writing for the market outside India. Is there an easy way of
> remitting smaller sums, electronic
This seems like an interesting thread.
Could someone take on the responsibility of compiling the various
problems expats (and local residents too!) face while dealing with
banks? This could then be sent to either the banking ombudsman, or to
the NRI Commissioner for Goa (in the case of expats).
A
Banking has come of age in India and most of the private banks have put shop
in Goa.
We are free to choose our banks. If one does not like the service of a
particular bank you can open in another good bank.
I have accounts in nationalised as well as private banks. With competition on
the ris
