For buyers in England..

So I'm from England and I'm looking to get involved with Sythe.

So far the trades I've done have all been with other English users so money has not been a problem.

I do my transactions through Bank transfer only as I deem it to be the safest way for both buyer and seller alike. I'm not sure that there is a way to convert my money into USD?

I am also wondering what the current going rate in £ sterling is.

If we say the average Sythe price for gold is between $0.6-$1 depending on amount bought etc. What would that convert to in English currency?

Thank you in advance for any help given.

 

First off, prices aren't $0.60-$1/M. Their more $.45-$.80. Second off, I'm pretty sure you can just ask your bank to do it.

 

$0.60 - £0.37

 

Use XE.com for currency conversion, or simply google. Bank transfer is safe for both buyer and seller taking into consideration you watch who you trade.

 

In bank transfer you can just change currency, can't you? At least in my bank you can.

Finding out the price of gold is simple maths really.... Just google ''dollar to pound'' and it should say how much a dollar is worth for each pound, at the moment it is at 0.61 rounded up, which means the pound has been strengthening against the dollar, which is good for us buyers because gold is cheaper. So, you take the amount you're buying, let's say 200m, you times 200m by the price of the gold, let's say $0.6 per mil, 200x0.6=$120, then you need to convert to pounds which is done with $120x£0.61= £73.

 

Western union and paypal convert currency. As for bank xfers can you not just calculated the amount of £ needed to send to be on par with USD ? Just an idea would save additional fee's but I personally have never done it so I could not tell you if this idea world work. Worth a try but?

 

When I sent international bank transfer before, it gave me option to choose currency according to the country I was sending to Australia(AUD), so I'm sure you can do that too.

 

Amazing, thank you so much for the help. I will certainly bare this in mind for the future. Thanks again.