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My business transfers money from australia to the philippines. There is a small fee involved, and the australian money is converted to filipino peso using the exchange rate applicable on the day of transfer. This can be delivered either to a home address in the philippines or to a filipino bank account. The exchange rate flacuates, and changes every day. We can deliver to relatives, or to business addresses.

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