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Vanica
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| keepwalking wrote: |
Yeah - I have a British account and they were quite happy to use my sister as a postal address. They know I am in Peru and that this address is not my place of residence but they were happy to do that.
Could you nominate a proxy to collect the card for you and then they send it on? My bank gave that to me as an option as well when I was discussing my move abroad with them. |
I guess it is because you are not in the US. My bank had no problem last year, but refused to this year, saying their rules have changed. A stockbroker friend told me he just had two large accounts taken away from him because they were overseas. So apparently the banks in NY and FL would rather NOT have your money if you are out of the country, and I would venture to guess that is the case for the rest of the US. |
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Aramas
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| Where are all these 4 week esl courses in Peru and Ecuador? Can anyone post links to their web sites? |
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naturegirl321
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Location: home sweet home
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Justin Trullinger
Joined: 28 Jan 2005
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Location: Seoul, South Korea and Myanmar for a bit
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www.eilecuador.org
www.sit.edu
[email protected]
By the way, I can't claim to be an unbiased source here, so won't say much. But if you're interested in the School for International Training's certificate in TESOL, check it out, then write to me..
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Justin |
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