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What payment types may I accept from outsourcers?
First off, when an outsourcer and a translator meet via ProZ.com and agree to do business, all details are agreed upon between the two parties, and ProZ.com is not involved in any way. So it is up to you to negotiate with your business counterpart concerning payment method and terms.
That said, there are several common methods in use for payments. Wire transfer is one method of making payment, checks are another. PayPal and Moneybookers are online services that facilitate cash transfer. Each of these payment methods has benefits and drawbacks, and one may be suitable for a small project, another for a large project. Where you live is also a factor.
This topic has been discussed frequently in the ProZ.com forums, which are freely searchable. I suggest you begin by browsing the Money matters forum.