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I spent a summer in the Philippines doing exactly that. One thing I found annoying is that many sites forced me to use the local version, and the currency def
by byoung2 16y ago
I spent a summer in the Philippines doing exactly that. One thing I found annoying is that many sites forced me to use the local version, and the currency defaulted to Philippine pesos. Other times I couldn't complete transactions, probably because of fraud protections. In particular, GoDaddy and Paypal required calls to approve transactions. You might want to get a Vm in your home country to remote into to get around this.
- stanmancan 16y agoGood idea, thanks. I've already decided to set up a VPN so I can make sure I have a secure tunnel regardless of where I am and what connection I'm on. I've thought about giving my parents legal access to my bank accounts as well, as I figure it would most likely be easier for them to handle deposits and transfers from home, than it would be for me from wherever I happen to be.
- andreshb 16y agoActually that's a great idea, I added someone else to my bank accounts and they saved me several times.