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In lugnet.admin.database, Hakan Tandogan writes:
> Which reminds me... How would someone from Europe become a
> member? I've got some idea what value lugnet brings to me but don't
> know how to send the money to the organization....
Well, PayPal says they'll be doing international payments soon (they've been
saying that for a while, but I *think* I just heard it was supposed to be
happening in the next month). But certainly if you felt safe sending cash
(and it's not illegal in your country), you could send that in USD or your
local currency. There may also be other AFOL's in your country who do
business with people in the U.S. regularly by which you might be able to
send a payment through indirectly. Or maybe a few people might get together
and send one bank cheque. You could certainly post to your loc group and
ask around... http://news.lugnet.com/loc/ and find your country listed.
> P.S.: this is propably off-topic in this group. Which
> news-group does it belong into?
.admin.general or .people, I guess.
--Todd
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Todd Lehman <lehman@javanet.com> writes:
> In lugnet.admin.database, Hakan Tandogan writes:
> > Which reminds me... How would someone from Europe become a
> > member? I've got some idea what value lugnet brings to me but don't
> > know how to send the money to the organization....
>
> Well, PayPal says they'll be doing international payments soon (they've been
> saying that for a while, but I *think* I just heard it was supposed to be
> happening in the next month). But certainly if you felt safe sending cash
> (and it's not illegal in your country), you could send that in USD or your
Sending USD in a letter (and accepting the risk of having the
sum stolen) seems to be the most acceptable version to me. What would
the postal adress be? A (rather quick) check at lugnet.com didn't
turn up an adress.
Regards,
Hakan
--
"Any sufficiently advanced bug is indistinguishable from a feature"
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In lugnet.admin.general, Hakan Tandogan writes:
> Sending USD in a letter (and accepting the risk of having the
> sum stolen) seems to be the most acceptable version to me. What would
> the postal adress be? A (rather quick) check at lugnet.com didn't
> turn up an adress.
Hakan,
After you fill out the enrollment form,
http://www.lugnet.com/people/members/join/enroll.html
the server will later send a confirmation e-mail which will include the
mailing address.
--Todd
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Selam,
Haklisin, "cash in envelop" her zaman kullandigim metod, ve simdiye
kadar hep calisti (70 den fazla)..:-) Ancak parayi bir-iki normal sayfa
arasina saklamayi ihmal etme.
Selçuk
PS. Sorry for the language people..:-) But Hakan is the first here
(after 3 years) in lugnet (and RTL) who I can speak in my own language.
Hakan Tandogan wrote:
>
> Todd Lehman <lehman@javanet.com> writes:
>
> > In lugnet.admin.database, Hakan Tandogan writes:
> > > Which reminds me... How would someone from Europe become a
> > > member? I've got some idea what value lugnet brings to me but don't
> > > know how to send the money to the organization....
> >
> > Well, PayPal says they'll be doing international payments soon (they've been
> > saying that for a while, but I *think* I just heard it was supposed to be
> > happening in the next month). But certainly if you felt safe sending cash
> > (and it's not illegal in your country), you could send that in USD or your
>
> Sending USD in a letter (and accepting the risk of having the
> sum stolen) seems to be the most acceptable version to me. What would
> the postal adress be? A (rather quick) check at lugnet.com didn't
> turn up an adress.
>
> Regards,
> Hakan
>
> --
> "Any sufficiently advanced bug is indistinguishable from a feature"
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You can send the money directly i you are willing to take the risk...
It worked well from Sweden. (If you get the adress right...)
Other option are way to expensive.
/Jocke
"Todd Lehman" <lehman@javanet.com> wrote in message
news:G0xw9r.MHy@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.admin.database, Hakan Tandogan writes:
> > Which reminds me... How would someone from Europe become a
> > member? I've got some idea what value lugnet brings to me but don't
> > know how to send the money to the organization....
>
> Well, PayPal says they'll be doing international payments soon (they've • been
> saying that for a while, but I *think* I just heard it was supposed to be
> happening in the next month). But certainly if you felt safe sending cash
> (and it's not illegal in your country), you could send that in USD or your
> local currency. There may also be other AFOL's in your country who do
> business with people in the U.S. regularly by which you might be able to
> send a payment through indirectly. Or maybe a few people might get • together
> and send one bank cheque. You could certainly post to your loc group and
> ask around... http://news.lugnet.com/loc/ and find your country listed.
>
>
> > P.S.: this is propably off-topic in this group. Which
> > news-group does it belong into?
>
> .admin.general or .people, I guess.
>
> --Todd
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