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ang tindi ah... tide... baka naman bumula ang bibig ko pag kinain ko yan

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it's all bullcrap... most ng pumupunta dito ay nagpapasikat lang... just to feel they are "IN"... madami jan bibilihin ang pinaka maliit at pinaka mura na coffee tapos tambay dun for at least 3 ours sipping an empty cup...

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i don't drink coffee

of course... as much as possible...

no

If your accout with BPI is a USD Account, i would say you are fortunate to have been told by your US bank and BPI that they will charge a total of $25 only ($20 by the US bank and $5 by BPI).  Perhaps your US bank is a correspondent bank of BPI which tie-up is covered by a special arrangement with BPI. Normally, other US banks will charge a higher transfer fee for a $20,000 remittance.

 

I would assume as well that you maintain an account with your US bank where you will initiate the transfer in which case they may not require you to fill up a Cash Transfer Form (apart from the Application for Wire Transfer) for AMLA purposes.

 

You may want to verify with BPI if they collect any fee for withdrawing the money in greenbacks. Some Phil. banks charge a withdrawal fee of P0.05 for every $1.

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tnx for the advice... my wife has taken money from her dollar acct in BPI... no fee... that's the account that i'll be transfering money to... just hoping that the BPI will not charge anything this time when she withdraws $20,000...

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Yes, the amount matters because some fees of US banks are graduated depending on the amount you send. Also, if you pay in greenbacks for more than $10,000 cash, the US bank will require you to fill up a Cash Transaction Form as required under AMLA.  Regardless of the amount of transfer and the fee, the speed of remittance using SWIFT or FEDWIRE would vary between 3-5 banking days from the time you send the money.

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sorry but i'm a little confused... i'll be more specific this time... i want to transfer $20,000 from my bank in the states to BPI... SWIFT, acct #, bank name are known... my bank said $20 is the fee, BPI said $5 and 3-5 days for processing... anything else i need to know, although both banks said amount of the transfer is not an issue... thanks a lot mandrake...

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