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From Inside Europe (but outside Germany): IBAN: DE91 7007 0024 0338 1779 00 BIC: DEUT DE DBMUC Name: Theo de Raadt Address: Deutsche Bank, Marienplatz 21 80331 München, Germany |
Inside Germany, instead use: Bank: Deutsche Bank Muenchen BLZ: 70070024 Konto: 338177900 |
From outside Europe: SWIFT: DEUTDEDBMUC Account: 7007 0024 0338 1779 00 Name: Theo de Raadt Address: Deutsche Bank, Marienplatz 21 80331 München, Germany |
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These various bank transfer systems can have various transaction fees. In general with the new IBAN system there should be no or minimal costs when the transfer is made between two banks which are in the European Community. If there is such an option, you should select 'share both costs' as that will put you into the 'EUR 0.00 charge' catagory. Sometimes if you select 'charge all costs to sender' (or receiver), they do charge outrageous costs. This is plain wrong as all transactions should be charged at the same cost as a national transfer, as per 01-06-2003. You should complain if they do this.
Choose to use the IBAN system over the SWIFT system, as SWIFT is more expensive. As well, note that Greek banks are notorious for charging costs at the expense of customers... For example, Eurobank charges EUR 5 for outgoing transfers and EUR 3 for incoming ones...
If you have any questions, please read the information at: reg-2001-2560/reg-2001-2560-article3_en.pdf and MEMO/03/140.
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