Re: [tlug] Receiving money internationally

["Schwartz, Fernando G." <fgs@example.com>]

On 8/29/22 23:31, Raymond Wan wrote:
> .  Another idea I just had is that HSBC is a UK bank and it seems to
> have a Japanese branch (https://www.hsbc.co.jp/).  Perhaps you can
> call them up?  Maybe they can offer some suggestions (most likely
> not...) -- maybe they're from the same "family" and can offer a way to
> transfer money to you, if the other side banks with HSBC as well.

Greetings you all! Not the case. I remember entering one of remaining 
"HSBC" branches (in Yokohama), back in 2012 already more than a decade 
ago. "HSBC" doesn't do "retail" (ordinary folks like me) banking in Japan.

I strongly remember getting yourselves a "digital bank" account. Things 
like "PayPal", "Wise" and so many others fall into the category of 
"payment processors". They kinda look similar but aren't. A real online 
bank account is "N26", "Revolut" and others. It's true about the 
constrains of registration but you can get yourself around those with 
your street address in Europe, in my case.

And BTW, how I would say the banking system is the absolute, absolute 
parasite of society. Specially those old, old ones like "HSBC".

I wish you all well. フェルナンド