Still no bank transfer from Hungary available...

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Still no bank transfer from Hungary available...

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Greetings,
I've been tempted to buy this game from several months now, but as it was back then there is still no option to use bank transfer from Hungary.
When I select the European Bank transfer option I get an error message that this is not available from my country (Hungary).
I've contacted with Erik Rutins back then and he told me that there might be such paying method in the future, my question is if is it true? Is it planned to let players from Hungary buy matrix games without credit card or paypal (since paypal does not accept hungarian bank transfer)?

Anyway I good friend of mine was able to buy the game with his paypal account, I could even try it and I was not disappointed at all. It is just as nice as I thought it was, despite the fact that I could not play more than 30 minutes or so.
I really would like to own GoA, hope this problem will be fixed, as I will not be able (nor do I want) to get another credit card (that is accepted by paypal) any time in the near future.

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It's possible that the bank transfer option for Hungary may be added, but it's not available yet and we don't have a definite timeframe on when it will be, unfortunately.
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RE: Still no bank transfer from Hungary available...

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At least there is hope, thanks for the reply.
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