05-28-2015, 11:39 PM
No fees for Paypal Gift but it would only work if you already had an account set up. It might take too long to verify a new account. And yes, depending on your bank, it can take a few days for the funds to clear but it seems like Gift from a bank account (not CC) is pretty quick.
I don't have experience with some of the suggested electronic options but Dwolla sounds like it might work unless it takes too long to get set up.
Otherwise, the cheapest options would be (starting with the cheapest):
* Bank-to-bank transfer, either with a Bill Pay with you as the payee (unless it takes too long for the transfer to go through), or a service like Chase Quickpay or BofA's or Wells Fargo's P2P transfer options.
* FedEx, UPS or USPS a check for overnight or possibly 2nd day delivery.
* Bank wire transfer. (Virtually instant access to the funds with a fee a little less than the CC fees.)
Nice job on imitating the spelling errors.
I don't have experience with some of the suggested electronic options but Dwolla sounds like it might work unless it takes too long to get set up.
Otherwise, the cheapest options would be (starting with the cheapest):
* Bank-to-bank transfer, either with a Bill Pay with you as the payee (unless it takes too long for the transfer to go through), or a service like Chase Quickpay or BofA's or Wells Fargo's P2P transfer options.
* FedEx, UPS or USPS a check for overnight or possibly 2nd day delivery.
* Bank wire transfer. (Virtually instant access to the funds with a fee a little less than the CC fees.)
Speedy wrote:
I have give them a cashiers chek for $5,000 that I happen to have, they can cache it at there bank, keep $1500 an give me $3500 change in cache. I will then await the prompt arrival of your check for $1500. Consider it a temporary fiendly loan.
Nice job on imitating the spelling errors.