Tired of losing a large percentage of every AdSense check to bank processing fees? As I mentioned in my last post, if you’re outside the US and receive USD checks, you can let your earnings accrue and then receive larger checks less frequently by placing a self-hold on your account. This will help reduce the overall impact of any check processing fees charged by your bank.Should you decide to experiment with this option, please keep in mind that
This month we experienced a posting delay that might keep some payment information from appearing in your account immediately. While all payments have been sent out as usual, the ‘Payment…’ line might take some extra time to show up on the Payment History page of your account under the My Account tab.Additionally, if you recently signed up to receive payments by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT), or added a new bank account for EFT deposits, it m
As promised, we’ve introduced EFT in several new countries. Publishers located in New Zealand, Australia, Norway, and Poland can now have AdSense payments sent directly to their bank accounts while avoiding postal delays and check processing fees. If you need assistance signing up for EFT in one of these countries, please visit our Help Center.
What do you do when you’re not working?Not working? I’m not sure I understand the question… Just kidding–I don’t work that much. I’m usually playing guitar with my rock band, the Swamees, or my heavy-metal side project, the Gibbous Moon. (I’ve been assured that shamelessly self-promoting my band website is okay, though I guess I could be more discrete and rely strictly on the power of suggestion.)When I’m not rocking out, I like riding my moto
If you have an AdSense account in one of these countries and territories, we encourage you to sign up for payments by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). We’re working to expand our EFT support, so if payments by EFT aren’t currently available for your location, know that we appreciate your patience in the meantime.If you’re new to EFT payments, signing up is easy: in the Payment Details section of the My Account tab, click ‘edit’ to enter your bank
