Previously, you could send an international money order, but since the German post office does not accept these anymore, your options mainly involve the Internet. Before you decide on a particular way to make a money transfer to Germany, consider the financial facts. German currency used to be the Deutsche Mark, but officially changed to [...]
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Keep Convenience and Fees in Mind Before You Make a Money Transfer to Germany
October 1st, 2011 
davidguide 
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Tags: capital of germany, card, fee, Frankfurt, german bank account, german currency, german post office, Germany, international money order, Mark, Money, money transfer service, prepaid debit card, U.S., United States 
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