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Payment Methods You Can Use When Buying 1 Oz Bullion Online 2 by finesilvercoins uk
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Payment Methods You Can Use When Buying 1 Oz Bullion Online 2 |
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One of the key issues you have to deal with, when buying 1 oz bullion online, is that of payments. That is because, when buying bullion online, you don’t get a chance to interact with the vendor directly, on what would be termed as a ‘face to face’ basis. Indeed, there is a likelihood that you and the bullion seller in this case are likely to be in different countries, or indeed, even in different continents of the world. Yet, naturally, for the deal to be closed, you have to somehow give money to the bullion seller. So the question that comes up is as to how you can have a chance to transfer money to the bullion vendor, in order to gain legal ownership of the bullion in this case. And that is where we come to learn that there are several payment methods you can use when buying this sort of bullion online. The first payment method you can use, when buying 1 oz bullion online, is that in which you transfer the funds to the bullion vendor using a credit or debit card. Many of the websites where bullion is sold online tend to have reasonably secure systems in place, through which they can accept various forms of credit or debit card payments. In this case, having selected the bullion you need, you will only need to enter the credit card or debit card number, as well as the signature code indicated at the back of the card, and the funds will soon be transferred from the debit or credit card to the vendor’s merchant account. This is the most popular payment method on the Internet, though it comes with its own security challenges (unless you are dealing with a reputable bullion vendor). The second payment method you can use, when buying 1 oz bullion online, is that in which you transfer the funds to the bullion vendor using a web-based payment system. The sort of web-based payment system we are making reference to here is that which is typically email-based. An example is the PayPal system. You come to learn that some web-based bullion vendors do accept payments through such systems. If you are wary of revealing you credit card or debit card details on a vendor’s website, you can opt to first transfer the funds in the card to this sort of a web-based payment system (say, from the card to PayPal). Then, from there, you can transfer the funds to the bullion vendor. The third payment method you can use, when buying 1 oz bullion online, is that in which you issue a check in favor of the bullion vendor. You need to beware of the fact that check payments take some time to process, especially when the checks in question happen to be in the category of the so-called ‘international checks.’ Subsequently, you shouldn’t be too surprised to learn that some web-based bullion vendors don’t accept such check payments. The fourth payment method you can use, when buying 1 oz bullion online, is that in which you make a direct bank transfer to the vendor. This is an ideal approach, if the nature of the bullion sale transaction is such that the amount of money you need to transfer to the bullion vendor is huge. It can also be ideal if there is no other viable payment method you, as a bullion buyer, can use under the circumstances (for whatever reason). The only challenge associated with this payment method is cost: as bank to bank transfers can often turn out to be quite expensive, in terms of the fees charged for them. To learn more about gold bullion or to buy gold coin and bullion see the website www.bullionuk.com
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