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Sri Lanka looking at freeing inward Paypal payments
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<blockquote data-quote="Wal pora" data-source="post: 15058103" data-attributes="member: 414351"><p>Lack of Paypal inward remittance had been a key problem for expanding internet based business in Sri Lanka especially <span style="color: Red">small time outsourcing work done through the internet by independent workers</span>.</p><p>To receive money through conventional means such as mailed cheques or cash transfer companies results in <span style="color: Blue">high fees</span> charged to Sri Lankan receivers, each time a remittance is made.</p><p></p><p>ela munta dan nam mole padila</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wal pora, post: 15058103, member: 414351"] Lack of Paypal inward remittance had been a key problem for expanding internet based business in Sri Lanka especially [COLOR="Red"]small time outsourcing work done through the internet by independent workers[/COLOR]. To receive money through conventional means such as mailed cheques or cash transfer companies results in [COLOR="Blue"]high fees[/COLOR] charged to Sri Lankan receivers, each time a remittance is made. ela munta dan nam mole padila [/QUOTE]
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