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Just sent my deposit for a SA hunt via wire transfer yesterday. How long does it usually take to go through to their bank? 10 days of fun in the sun!!! wooooohooooooooo
 
Posts: 161 | Location: United States | Registered: 16 May 2006Reply With Quote
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Quickest I have had it was 24 hours, slowest 3 days.


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Thanks Saeed, I'll check with them in a few days.
 
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I have had wire transfers take 10 days before an account is credited. If you make the order on a Friday it won't really go out until Monday. If your bank doesn't have a correspondant bank in the country they will go through an intermediary bank. If there is a national holiday in one of the three countries involved, etc., etc. Besides, electricity is slower in Africa.


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Posts: 7046 | Location: Rambouillet, France | Registered: 25 June 2004Reply With Quote
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Wink,

Not only is the speed of electricity slower in Africa. The followingis an incomplete list of things that are also slower in Africa.

Thought - particularly Government Officials.
Time - when you wait for the final connection flight.
Radio signals - particularly those from Zimbabwe, and maybe other countries too.
Postal service - this is getting slower than a runner with a forked stick and letter. Particularly since some athletes have gone professional.
Many other things - I don't want to hijack the thread.

Bank transfer typically 3 days on average.

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We do not want to fall in the trap of saying that everything, including the speed of light, is slower in Africa. Some things go faster. Such as:

- Speed of rumours
- Speed of news of who you are sleeping with
- Infectious diseases
- Distribution of AK47's and RPG's
- Stripping of vehicles for parts
- Sunrise and sunset


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Posts: 7046 | Location: Rambouillet, France | Registered: 25 June 2004Reply With Quote
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My average is about 2 days, it won't be quicker than 24hrs, slowest I ever had was 3 days aswell, its quit good.
 
Posts: 1274 | Location: Alberta (and RSA) | Registered: 16 October 2005Reply With Quote
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Just FYI ... as a small side issue

Although the charges are not high by modern day standards for a service, it is worth noting the differences in costs when transfering money internationally ...

ALL (initiating banks) where you make the transaction will charge you a basic transfer fee, this can vary between $25 and $45.

Then at the receiving end Bank the person you are sending the money to will also generally have a (deduction levy or exchange rate fee) before the money is formally entered into their account. This can be in the $15 - $25 dollar range

THEN some (initiating banks) dependant upon their transfer route, will also go through one or even two (intermediary other banks) to effect the final transfer to the receiving Bank, with these intermediary bank charges often reflected at the final destination bank whom will deduct that cost from the final amount placed into the destination Bank Account. Some initiating banks build these intermediary charges into their initial charge when you make a transfer, SOME DONT ....

Just be aware that the Banks are in business (like all commercial operations) to make money for this service, we dont begrudge them for that, just shop around for a reasonable tranfer charge fee as we would do in any commercial business

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I just did one with Life Form Taxidermy. Took a couple of days was all.
 
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It all depends on tha bank used in the end. What also happens is that the person receiving the transfer has the option for I think 14 working days to leave the money and then only getting it paid for a better exchange rate.

The quickets I have recieved money from overseas was 2 working days and the slowest 7 working days.


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Posts: 2551 | Location: Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa | Registered: 06 May 2002Reply With Quote
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Same as Safari-hunt, 3 to 7 days,


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