I have $28.49 USD just collecting dust in my paypal account. I'd be happy to send that over to keitaro if/when he gets an account.

if you can send from debit card to paypal...i might be able to give a few bucks...

yeah, you can add a debit card to your paypal account prefrences and transfer money off of the debit card.

so i'd have to set up a paypal account to send money to paypal account...

it's actually one of the easiest things i've ever done on the interweb, actually. Even getting verified is easy.

shit, i think i'm gonna need some help

i've never tried things like these, but i bet it's not hard. it is when you're under 18. next week i'll probably look for info about it, because this week i'm having exams at college, thursday is the last one for a while.


and i'm immensely happy that you are considering the situation!

heh, what a fool

i've just looked how paypal works and i was gonna create the account, but what do you recommend? i was going to select Personal Account, but it says: Personal accounts cannot accept debit or credit card payments.

by the way, the premier account requires fees for withdrawing the money, and has a minimum of $225 in once. and even says:

Brazil
AUD $17.50 AUD $20.00 AUD
CAD $17.50 CAD $20.00 CAD

... and, 'Exchange rate includes a 2.5% fee*'



well, you probably know about that much better than me. so, what do you say?

I have a premeire account. my friend sent me $70.00 USD and the fee was only $3.03 USD. I had to upgrade to accept his money.


I checked on the withdraw feature and it says there is no fee to withdraw money and put it in a bank account.

it says Free for bank accounts in the US. check for Brazil

ok, so we've gotta conclude this mess. at first, i thought you were going to open an account and save the money, then buy the gift and send it to me. that would be perfectly awesome, because i'm sure you have much more notion than me, in what set of devices work better together. and as soon as you'd saying how much money you had, i'd see with how much i'd be able to contribute.

in any case, if that's not possible, i'll make that premeire account and withdraw the money when there's enough. i'd contribute with what i have too.

as some might now, i've worked for some months before september. i think i'd be able to help with a maximum of $150 (considering that US$ 1,00 is about R$ 2,20). i think that would be a nice beginning incentive. but first i have to know what can you guys do for me.

I'll let overburn decide what we should do, since he's the one that made the suggestion.

First, if you want the money sent to your account, you should def go to your nearest music store and gauge prices of what you need. i'm pretty sure i can pull together around 80 or so in the next 3 weeks. (my car broke down, and i need repairs, gonna cost me over 300 bucks )
I'm hoping that once we get it started more people will donate, but if not, we'll have to work with whatever we get our hands on.

alright, I will open a paypal account and collect donations for keitaro. I think that money should really be in keitaro's hands, not mine, since he's the one it's all going to. if you want me to collect it, I'd be fine with that. in the mean time I can take responsibility for donations, if you guys trust me enough.

anyways, to start off we should collect donations towards a guitar. the jagmaster is relatively inexpensive and it just screams manabe. any other recommendations?

the jagmaster is $250. keitaro said he can contibute $100-150 or so. we only need about $100 in donations, depending on how much keitaro can contribute and how much shipping will be.

pm me if you wish to donate.

ok I set everything up. I made a donation form though paypal, but the forums wont let me post any html code. I had to put it on my myspace account because I don't have anywhere else to put it.

you can either donate with a credit/debit card, or with an existing paypal account.
[url]http://www.myspace.com/nickkane[/url]. it's on the top of the about me section, you can't miss it.

current funds: $28.49 USD

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current funds: $47.61 USD