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Old 12.09.2008, 19:45
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Can I send money to Post Office account by ebanking of UBS
I would like to buy something online. The company provide me their post office account number (Postkonto-Nr.). May I pay them by UBS ebanking, or I have to be at the post office in person?
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Old 12.09.2008, 19:46
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Re: Can I send money to Post Office account by ebinking of UBS
What's ebinking?
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Old 12.09.2008, 20:07
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Yes, of course.
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Re: Can I send money to Post Office account by ebanking of UBS
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I would like to buy something online. The company provide me their post office account number (Postkonto-Nr.). May I pay them by UBS ebanking, or I have to be at the post office in person?
Thank you.
Yes you can, it is one of the paymnet options, it's not the orange slip option, but the other slip option.

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This is what I did.
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