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how do you send a euro deposit to Ireland from USA?


We're renting a home in Ireland for our sisters trip in June & need to send a 50 euro deposit.  Can't seem to get an answer from my local banks. Any help is greatly appreciated

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Hi Celtic Force,  I don't see how you can either.  I'd just call and ask the people who own the house and see if they will just take a money after your sister arrives, what a nice thing for you to do!  My bank didn't know either.    Quite a few of the people we have rented from say pay them when you get here, in Euros.  Others just take my credit card number, etc. info.  One place took a check.....
Good luck!  smile......youngka

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Ask your bank if they have a Foriegn Draft service. I know that US Bank has such a service.  USPS used to do international money orders but I am not sure that they still offer that service. You could also look into doing a wire transfer. You would need to have their bank information to do so.

I agree with Karen, contact the owners of the rental and inquire as to how they want to proceed.

I have sent cheques drawn on my own bank as a deposit. The proprietors usually just hold on to it and hand it back to me when I pay for the lodging.

Slan Beo,

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Celtic Force,

I have rented self-catering places all over Ireland and have done it several different ways. With Pay Pal, sent a check in dollars and it was deposited into an Irish bank (and converted to euros at the going rate), used a credit card for deposit. Your bank should be able to transfer the money directly to the cottage owners account. But it generally costs an extra $25 to do so. You might look into an international money order too.

Tell the cottage owner of your problems and ask for suggestions. They should be willing to work with you.

Michele

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thanks for everyones suggestions, I just heard from the owner & said said not to worry about it we'll settle up when we get there. Far cry from renting in Chicago!

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Glad that "hitch" is over, good!! Good luck!! Your sister should really enjoy herself youngka

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Celtic Force,

Glad to hear of the solution to the problem.

Michele

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