also sprach Margarita Manterola <margamanterola@gmail.com> [2007.09.20.1320 +0100]:
> > This does not include any mention of the possibility of managing the
> > money outside of Argentina, which at least UBS would be willing to
> > do (I checked).
>
> I did not include this, because I'm not sure how this would work.
But that's something to be worked out, not left out of the minutes,
no?
> Money transfers from the outside to Argentina require a signed
> contract (or similar paper) between the two parties. It makes
> sense for us to sign a contract with SPI or Debian UK, but it does
> not make sense for the Hotel (which is the main receiver of the
> money) to sign a contract with whoever is entitled to the foreign
> account.
I'll talk to the bank guy about this.
> I'd rather do the paperwork first, with a contract that makes
> sense. Letting the money in is not so much of a problem, just
> paperwork. Jörg was worried about getting the money out. This can
> be prevented by not transferring extra money.
Sure. I don't insist on using UBS at all, it was just a thought, and
I guess all I was complaining about was that it didn't make the
minutes. :)
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