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Privat
course now
26.000 / 26.455
Not much of a difference either.
Nice thinking(
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Alexandr Saprykin, 2018.03.07 08:37
Wealthy people are rich because they know how to count money and do not throw money around for unnecessary commissions and interest etc.
Privat
course now
26.000 / 26.455
Not a big difference either.
I didn't write about a big difference.
I posted a screenshot of my purchase report.
I didn't see that 2.6% figure I've seen so often on the e-payments discussion page in this screenshot.
Privat - 26.05 and e-paymants25.78 = 1%.
1 + 2.6 kind of not at all 2.6%.
+ service fee per month, +/- depends on this turnover, let's assume 0.4%, from the average. Total 3.6+0.4 = 4.0%.
4%, which is an approximate real value, is not 2.6% at all.
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I had a kiwi wallet after a year of downtime, first they zeroed out and then they deleted it, without any warning, found out after the fact, the money was <1000r.
My report for today.
epaymants rate 25.78, NBU today 26.34 (no lower this year)
Difference of 2.17% + e-paymants commission of 2.6% = 4.77% (excluding card maintenance fees)
Strange, I have a different rate. Has it changed by the evening?
But if nothing else, the fee is approximately as promised: 100-25.613079/(26.3068/100) = 2.64%.
The mastercard website even says that it should have charged 5 cents more:
2.17% difference + 2.6% e-paymants fee = 4.77%
Why add 2.6%? The report shows the full amount of the charge, including the fee. And the rate is calculated inclusive of the fee.
Why add 2.6%? The report shows the full amount of the charge, already with the fee. And the rate is calculated inclusive of the fee.
I cannot find the cheque, is the amount in the cheque and the amount in the "Transaction currency" the same?
If it is, the fee is lower than 2.6%.
Next time I will save the receipt and check it.
Strange, my course is different. Has it changed by the evening?
I can't find the cheque, is the amount in the cheque and the amount in the "Transaction currency" the same?
If it is, the fee is lower than 2.6%.
Next time I save the receipt, I'll check.
Yes, I had 188.