RS2 parts ready to come to UK

[Pisobiker]

It now seems we are finally ready to ship all the goodies

List of box contents is as follows:

- Exhaust manifold @ Martinjs;
- MAF @ Greg_S;
- Coil cover @ Greg_S;
- Intake manifold @ Sidspud;
- Battery door (+the other one) @ Lee;
- Front struts with springs and Boge shocks @ Glen Chamberlen;
- WG @ Paul N. (S2_Central.net);
- ISV @ Mark H.;
- ISV @ Blue S2;
- 3B WG @ Doug_RS2;
- RL electric window assembly with motor and glass @ Audi Parts Guru;
- Internals @ Martyn


May be worth trying to collect the money and send it "all in one" to save some bank charges?

Marco

[Audi Parts Guru]

Now how the f**k are we gonna sort the wonga out for Marco

[Martynf]

Thanks Marco!

Will get payment by bank transfer over to you very soon. I'll let you when it's on the way
Martyn

[Doug_RS2]

How about paypal?

Although there are some charges on it depending how you pay.

[Pisobiker]

Doug, I've never used PayPal so I have no idea how it works.
Can you enlight me on this?

[Audi Parts Guru]

Marco

Any chance you could put some nice Italian women in with the parts for us

[Doug_RS2]

Originally posted by Pisobiker
Doug, I've never used PayPal so I have no idea how it works.
Can you enlight me on this?

I've only used it a couple of times but it is easy to setup.

You and the buyer will have to set up accounts - it is basically an online bank. th ebuyer can transfer money form his bank account or visa card - then we can pay you the money - all we need is you email address you registered your paypal account with. There are some charges - I think, 4%, for transferring the cash from your paypal account to your bank account.

I'm not too sure about the charges - best to get someone else to explain or go to

www.paypal.com

[Pisobiker]

Wish I had some to share... but I don't even have enaugh for myself..

[Pisobiker]

... and as an italian saying tells:

"Women are like motorcycles: everybody RIDES his own"

[spink]

paypal is useful but whatever you transfer you have to add on 3.9%, which could end up at quite a lot with all that kit.

[AbsS2]

Also, if using paypal, can u transfer money to a normal bank afterwards? Im sure you cant, and if you do, they'll most likely charge you!!.
Also, if something happens to your account, like say ALL THE MONEY DISSAPPEARS, they are notoriously hard to deal with, with many people losing out

[Pisobiker]

Geez, guys !

DON'T USE PAYPAL than !

[Pisobiker]

Just an idea:

if I'm not wrong you where planning to meet very soon for a RR session.
If you can manage a "group transfer" then the RR "date" could be an occasion to collect parts and money.... ?


Marco

[Mihnea]

Originally posted by Pisobiker
Geez, guys !

DON'T USE PAYPAL than !

I knew about all this crap being told about paypal, there was even this website called like paypalsucks.com that was trying to make people think paypal were after your money and would cancel your account when you have loads of dough onto it, but quite frankly, it has never happened to me and I've never had issues with them, so just don't believe this ****.

Paypal is now being owned by ebay so I think similar issues shouldn't be possible today. You can also withdraw money from your Paypal account onto your regular bank account, the fee is 1 Euro whatever the amount (not less than 10 euro) and it takes about 6 days to get it from one account to the other. The problem with belgian accounts at least is that you can't "load" your paypal account with money from a bank account but it might be different in the UK???


Cheers,

Mihnea

[AbsS2]

I never had a problem with them either, but if you are gonna be getting big money into the account, best to know such things have happened to others. But if its being bought by Ebay then its all good. Just thought i'd make others aware.