can any one help me in Liberty reserve?

India
October 13, 2011 1:59pm CST
hi friends, I live in India. Iam using liberty reserve for my e- currency. Since we cannot take money directly from LR. Can any one suggest me , the ways that I can make use of my money from liberty reserve, for use in India.
6 responses
@anooppp3 (96)
14 Oct 11
The same problem also in AlertPay payment processor. You can not transfer your money directly to any bank accounts in India, there is a possible way is bank wire transfer, but you have to pay transaction fee to withdraw your money. This method supported in India is Western union money transfer. OR Try any web money exchanger like xChanger.org
• India
14 Oct 11
Actually , what is the difference between bank transfer and bank wire transfer? In bank transfer the amount is transfered to the bank account, but in case of bank wire, how we get the money?
15 Oct 11
You must have an account in any banks to receive money through bank transfer, but in wire transfer or electronic funds transfer you do not need an account to send or receive money and it is easy to complete, that is the difference that i know. You better read this for more about wire transfer- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wire_transfer
• India
19 Oct 11
Hi, I am srinivas from Andhra Pradesh, Warangal, How many LR $ do you have?? I am ready to pay u Rs.44/- per each $ of LR after receiving the LR dollars, if you want to chat add me on gtalk @ ksrinu2007
@Yasya08 (213)
• Israel
15 Oct 11
e-forexgold.com LR to bank wire
@momof3kids (1894)
• Singapore
14 Oct 11
I have posted this before so i am pasting my response here. Scroll down to box 6 please. http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2589161.aspx
• India
13 Oct 11
I too live in India and I have never heard about this word before. Until now I knew that you get your payments in paypal and then get you money transfer into your bank account. Never heard liberty reserve or something like that?
@kundanraj (660)
• India
13 Oct 11
you can exchange LR counts ito real money with exchanges but it too expesive. Not much help though.