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keeping silent
05 Nov 09 16:19
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Despite selling major currencies 10% below spot rate,people still leave it to the last minute and allow these cowboys to Rip them off. All these 0% Commission posters plastered everywhere when they are creaming the rate big time. Misleading information or what ?!

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By:
Do wah Diddy
When: 05 Nov 09 16:20
SAME EVERY AIRPORT
By:
The Magic Flea
When: 05 Nov 09 16:21
crack me up. selling the euro at 1.02 when market is 1.11 and buying the euro at 1.20. jokers
By:
The Magic Flea
When: 05 Nov 09 16:21
whoever uses them deserve what they get though. caveat emptor
By:
Ovalman.
When: 05 Nov 09 16:23
I have got my best travel currency deal at Travelex.
By:
keeping silent
When: 05 Nov 09 16:23
2 weeks ago they were selling it at 0.98 and buying it at 1.1999.....and some of the crap the cashiers were spouting " The best deal you will get in UK " . Total cnuts
By:
keeping silent
When: 05 Nov 09 16:25
Travelex are good you can pre order at near enough spot rate online and then collect at LGW. The other lot Moneycorp might as well make Dick Turpin masks part of their dire uniform.
By:
The Magic Flea
When: 05 Nov 09 16:28
best is royal mail on-line for me. they only take a couple of points off and send it to you or your branch com. free if over £500.
By:
The Magic Flea
When: 05 Nov 09 16:29
market euro rate is 1.11
they are selling at 1.07
don't think you can get much better
By:
Ovalman.
When: 05 Nov 09 16:31
http://travelmoney.moneysavingexpert.com/

Thats how I found the Travelex deal. I got 2% cash back as well as the best rate.
By:
The Magic Flea
When: 05 Nov 09 16:32
will keep that in mind for the new years skiing
By:
Hoss
When: 05 Nov 09 16:34
Take it from the expert, our Martin :)

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1870075
By:
Ron-Russian
When: 05 Nov 16 21:04
1.12 for the pound so slightly better
By:
Hamsterdam
When: 05 Nov 16 21:10
I guess it's people coming back from destinations with surplus euros easier to change there than arsing about going to a bank.
By:
Just Checking
When: 05 Nov 16 21:14
I normally have Euros anyway and use the ATMs abroad.
While we're on the subject, when given the option abroad ALWAYS chose local currency. ALWAYS.
That way your bank will do the transaction at the market rate. If you chose it in pounds, THEIR bank will do it at the rate they chose, and often pocket a nice healthy (for them) profit.
By:
Des Pond
When: 05 Nov 16 21:42
We'd be getting a hell of a lot better if half of you lot hadn't backed brexit. Plain
By:
Just Checking
When: 05 Nov 16 21:46
Worth it!
By:
A_T
When: 05 Nov 16 21:46
who needs to go abroad when we've got Skegness and Blackpool
By:
Des Pond
When: 05 Nov 16 21:53

Nov 5, 2016 -- 4:46PM, Just Checking wrote:


Worth it!


Was it though? Are you going to get what you thought you were voting for?

By:
saddo
When: 05 Nov 16 22:01
We are not going to get Merkel's new model army coming here in a few years, that is worth paying for.
By:
mad mad moon
When: 06 Nov 16 05:35
You get a pretty good rate from cash converter type shops as well, but the best piece of advice I was given
is to get a Halifax Clarity Credit Card.
You get charged at the official rate, and there is no commission.
By:
Just Checking
When: 06 Nov 16 12:19
I think you can load up a card with actual Euros that you can pick up at the post office to avoid commission, I've thought about it.
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