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[Grace]

Australian Credit Card ??

I honestly do not know if an Aussie CC will "spend" in the USA.

Maybe call your local Aussie Bank, or better yet, the CC Company -
and just ASK if their card is easily accepted and processed by a USA company.

I once tried to phone buy something from a Canadian firm, using my USA Visa card -
and they said NO, they did not accept "USA Cards".

I don't think I ever tried again - so I can't really answer the question.

But with PayPal you wouldn't need to make an Overseas phone call!

/s/ Phred

I've been buying Revolution for my cats from a place in Calgary, Alberta - for more than a year. I have a USA credit card, order from Calgary, and the Revolution is shipped from Australia. They have always accepted the USA CC.

[captain]

Thanks Phred - I buy on Amazon, so might be able to.
But I think I may as well set up PayPal - there are many times I could have used it.

Grace - thanks too :-)

[cyber-sibes]

Thanks for the info, Phred. Blanchard Valley was our vet clinic in Findlay, too, and they are such sweet people there. I know they'll do whatever they can to help Snoopy.

[Edwina's Secretary]

Phred...I write this from outside the US. As it is a short business trip I have not even bothered to get local currency. Everythings goes on my US mastercard!

[Pawsitive Thinking]

Will go the Paypal route after pay day

[Grace]

Done!!

First charge on my brand new Barnes & Noble MasterCard.

Very nice gal in the office - easy doing business with them.
Thanks again, Phred for putting this into motion.

[Cinder & Smoke]

Phred ... I write this from outside the US.

Everything goes on my US MasterCard!

<hangs head>

I should have changed banks years ago.

New Bank says major brand cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) are all
UNIVERSAL and can be used in ANY country where CC are accepted.
The merchant won't know from the card number that it's a foreign issued card -
till the holder's address pops up. Currency exchange rates are added to the
amount the merchant charges, but are reasonable.

Foreign CHECKs are a little more difficult; but many banks now accept them and
no longer charge "outlandish" service fees. A merchant might decline a Foreign Check
because of fears it may be impossible to recover anything if it "bounces".

For Snoopy - if you have any trouble - PayPal it to Amy.

PS:
I remember who wouldn't take my USA CC - it was a tractor supply outfit in Ontario, Canada.
I needed a part for 'Odd Job' - my Japanese / Kubota tractor - and the Canadians were
the only place that had it. They flat refused to accept "a USA CC".
I think they just didn't want to do the paperwork to *ship it* to the USA.