well, atleast those AX GTi's handled like they should, no throttle oversteer..

http://www.rctek.com/handling/index.html

Sure, it is about RC cars, but same rules apply to real cars. Illustrations make the point even more clear.. or confusing. I hope this helps with adjusting the various angles in suspension..

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I don't understand why you don't use a credit or debit card. I used a visa electron debit card to buy my license, it took 30 seconds. Is there a security problem with that?

nope, just a small language barrier and distrust towards internet payment methods. messed up too many times with them before..

but as I said, they provided german account number.. what gives? besides, I'll probably get a voucher code arranged tomorrow.. but it's good to discuss about this, it might help someone else with similar problems.

Well, greedy bank hasn't managed to kill my interest for this game, so I'm probably going the voucher route.

Yeah, the instructions were there, and even moneybookers had instructions on their site, but I do not have printer, thus they were pretty much useless. I tried my best to explain them, even wrote on paper what the instructions were, but the staff of the bank obviously lacks english skills.:dunce:

in addition, the bank account mentioned by moneybookers was based on Commerzbank in Frankfurt. something must have been lost in translation..

well, my bank seems to want 12€ extra for the bank transfer, so moneybookers is out of options. I'm going to contact a guy on Finnish LFS-forums who has bought voucher codes for others before. Seriously, there should be some sort of tutorial how this stuff works..

well, it was banks interpretation of the matter. I will go there again tomorrow and speak about it. I hope they understand this time. and if they will demand 12 euro international transfer fee, I will definitely ask someone to buy me a voucher for the 24gbp/30.62€.. this is exactly the reason why I don't trust internet purchase services :P so many chances to misunderstand..

issue is that moneybookers site doesn't provide enough info to fill out the bank transfer form until you dig around the site.. oh well, I'll go to the bank tomorrow, hopefully it'll have enough info filled out this time. Also, from Nordea they said since it's in-EU payment, there's a fee for it, additional 12 euros or something.. does anyone have any knowledge or experience about this?

if only moneybookers or visa electron would be as easy..:chairs::hbomb::irked::gnasher::arge::mad::grumpy:

either method is one hell of a hassle..

well, moneybookers website doesn't give enough info to fill the bank transfer form. I tried.. I'm going to try the visa electron-method now. screw moneybookers..

ummm.. what does this mean?

Quote :

AVS/CV2 checks can help us to protect you against fraud. AVS stands for Address Verification Service and CV2 is the 3 or 4 digit security code found on most cards.

Billing Address

The billing address is the address to which your card is issued. If your transaction is failing it may be due to your card issuer holding the wrong billing address.

does it want the account number or what?

Last edited by Leonidae-MFT@GTP, Tue 9 Sep 2008, 10:55.