Payments

You can make payments in the following ways:

• Cash - Australian and major foreign currencies accepted.
• Cheque - Check - Please make payable to Alexander Webley and post to: Alex Webley, PO Box 9303, Gold Coast Mail Centre, Queensland 9726, Australia. May be subject to a clearance delay, especially if international.
• Australian Money Order - Please make payable to Alexander Webley and post to: Alex Webley, PO Box 9303, Gold Coast Mail Centre, Queensland 9726, Australia.
• Bank Account Transfer - Internet Banking or other method. Please contact me for account details.
• Bank Branch Deposit - We bank with the ANZ, however deposits can be made at any Australian bank branch. Please contact me for account details.
• Western Union.
• International Money Order (certain countries only and subject to funds clearance delay). 
• PayPal - you can pay out of your balance, or use a credit card - see below. 
• Credit Cards -
• • I use PayPal as one of my payment processors and you will be taken to their secure page to make your payment. I do not see, nor collect credit card details. (Yes, you can pay with your credit card via PayPal, even if you don't have a PayPal account).
  • To make payment via PayPal please click the Pay Now button below - you will need to insert the payment amount manually in Australian dollars. Alternatively I can email you a special PayPal payment request for the exact amount in the currency of your choice.
  • Note: PayPal will show you are paying Alex Webley - Joy Wizard.

  Pay with Paymate Express

Notes:

My business name is: Joy Wizard. I also trade under the name of Alex Webley, which is short for Alexander Webley.

I have an Australian Business Number which is: 97 168 167 854. My details can be checked on the Australian Business Register which is run by the Australian government. My details show me as being active from 1999 - the reason the date is not earlier is because the Australian Business Register itself did not exist prior to that - the Register was established along with new tax procedures at that time (web archives show the actual website dating from August 2000).

GST (Goods and Services Tax) at 10% is charged on all invoices for customers within Australia. A proper tax invoice is issued and I do not do work "under the table for cash", so please do not ask as refusal often offends. (I sleep at night).