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Tristan da Cunha Post Office Payment Form


Contact the Post Office

by E-mail: tristandcpostoffice@gmail.com

or phone: (44) 0203 014 2028

Payments should be made in £ Sterling and you are responsible for any currency conversion charges
as these costs are not reflected in our modest handling charges compared to other international stamp dealers
We offer two Payment Methods ~
Use your Internet banking facility to transfer funds or send a sterling cheque
we hope to have credit and debit card facilities in due course
1. If making a bank transfer via an Internet Account
Send Sterling payment by bank transfer marked

"TPO33870050" 
plus your Post Office Account Number or your initial and first 4 characters of your surname


For Bank Transfers within the UK :

Bank: HSBC Bank plc, London Sort Code: 40-63-59 (BACS) Account Number: 41275925
Sort Code: 40-52-87 (CHAPS) Account Name : Crown Agents Bank
For Bank Transfers outside the UK :
Bank: HSBC Bank plc, London SWIFT: MIDLGB22 Account Name : Crown Agents Bank
IBAN: GB76MIDL40025041275925 SWIFT: CRASGB2L


The sum of
£ Sterling


£

We will confirm by email : when your payment has been received & indicate the estimated time of arrival of post in Cape Town.
Please allow for air mail from South Africa and alert us if your order has not arrived.

 

2. Or Send a Sterling Cheque by Post
Send a sterling cheque marked
'For the credit of the Tristan da Cunha Administration, Crown Agents General account Number 33870050'
and quoting your name (and account number if known) to:
Crown Agents Bank, St Nicholas House, St Nicholas Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 1EL, United Kingdom


The sum of
£ Sterling


£

We will confirm by email : when your payment has been received & indicate the estimated time of arrival of post in Cape Town.
Please allow for air mail from South Africa and alert us if your order has not arrived.

Contact the Post Office

by E-mail: tristandcpostoffice@gmail.com

or phone: (44) 0203 014 2028

Published by the Tristan da Cunha Government and the Tristan da Cunha Association. Copyright © 2008 and all Rights Reserved.
This page first published April 2008