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helping with funeral expenses in Canada

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jasper · 11/01/2007 23:06

A dear young friend has died in tragic circumstances in Canada. Funeral expenses are considerable. The family does not have much money.

I am trying to arrange for the Scottish friends and relatives to donate towards expenses. ( thousands)

How does one go about giving large sums of cash to friends abroad? (in this case Canada)

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SueW · 11/01/2007 23:26

Sorry to hear this.

Paypal? So people can make large or small donations simply. (I don't use paypal but zillions of people do so someone on here will know if that's feasible)

Otherwise banker's drafts in CAN$. But each one will cost around a tenner I expect.

Or collect it all over here and then send one big CAN$ draft.

jasper · 11/01/2007 23:29

Thanks SueW I am very ignorant of all of this.

My friends' 25 year old son committted suicide earlier this week.

He was depressed and NOONE knew until he killed himself and left a note.

I am flying out to Canada in the morning for the funeral.

can't sleep.

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SisterOfSoapbox · 11/01/2007 23:37

You can transfer money at the post office using a moneygram - details here

Maximum is £5000 but not sure if that is per transaction...

HTH

hana · 11/01/2007 23:42

bankers cheque made out in Canadian dollars at most highstreet banks

and how sad

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