fyi, giving out your bank account info is no different then writing a check. The same info is there. Routing number (first 8 digits or whatever) followed by the checking account number. Thats all you need to provide other then maybe a swift number which is generic for your bank. If you are worried about fraud, you can always use Western Union, as all you need to provide is a name and address.
Doing credit card transactions overseas is WAY more risky b/c of chargebacks. Although you may win in the end, all a customer has to do is complain they never received parts or something was wrong and the merchant will immediately retract the funds while the chargeback is under investigation.. After you waste hours faxing documents, waiting on hold, talking to a supervisor who understands English, etc its a lose lose situation for the seller. Best thing to do is have signed invoices stating everything (including reduced insurance/declaration values if desired)
Pedro has always been true to his word with us. We have LOTS of customers in Brazil. No problems here, and they are very understanding as long as you lay out your terms upfront.. Communication is key. If you have any of their money and dont return an email in 48 hours they think you disappeared
Speaking of communication, George i have been waiting for you to call me back to discuss what was mentioned in our emails. thanks
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