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 recommend getting yourselves a "digital bank" account. Things 
like "P*yP*l", "W*s*" 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