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Attention global Amazon sellers: save when bringing money home

  • August 25, 2014
Reading time: 2 minutes

Editor’s note: This is a guest post from WorldFirst, our new partner. Together we’re providing better rates than Amazon and big banks when it comes to bring your international ecommerce sales home.

When running a business, you’re always looking for ways to protect your bottom line. And for marketplace sellers, there’s the added challenge of saving money when repatriating your overseas profits.

Keep reading to learn more.

Great Exchange Rates!

Many sellers are skeptical when presented with options to save money. They’re worried that the hassle and time involved may outweigh the savings. With World First, that’s not the case. All it takes is a small change to the way you send your profits home. It’s all about getting a great exchange rate.

With the major marketplaces – Amazon and eBay, for example – you probably won’t be getting the best exchange rates when you send your profits back home. And while you’re unlikely to have any problems transferring your profits from major currencies back into a US bank account, you might find that you’re unable to transfer funds into bank accounts in some other countries.

With World First, you’ll be getting a better exchange rate than the one offered by Amazon, eBay or your bank. When you receive a better exchange rate, you put more of your money back into your own pocket. World First won’t charge you when we set up bank accounts, on your behalf, in the US, UK, Europe and Canada.

We save you money simply by charging you less. When you use your bank or one of the bigger market places, they tend to apply considerably bigger spreads than we do. This means that they’re taking more of your profits, and you end up with less. Currency exchange specialists like World First will apply smaller spreads, and so can pass those savings along to you.

Real World Example

If you’re a US-based etailer selling $20,000 worth of products on a major UK marketplace, and you get the marketplace to send GBP to your home account, you may later find out that you’re paying an extra 3.5% on the conversion.

Or, World First could open up a UK-based GBP account on your behalf – for free! The marketplace sends your profits in GBP straight to that account, avoiding the conversion. World First then converts your funds back to your home account in the US at a much better exchange rate.

A lot of people and businesses turn to their banks for currency transfers, and the majority of online sellers just accept the exchange rate they’re offered by the major marketplaces. What they don’t realize is just how much money they could be saving with a minor change to their current systems. World First watches the market for you, and offers the best rate possible, on your schedule.

If you’re an online seller, you could be saving time and money with World First. Click here for more information, or get started right away – open an account with us.

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