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Off on holiday,(euro zone),next month, been told that post office pre paid card is easy and convenient to take rather than a credit card (had details stolen on credit card two years ago...so a bit paranoid).....anyone had any experiences with pre paid cards ..good or bad...are they a good deal,convenient, etc... thanks in advance ,any info appreciated.
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I have one from the Post office. Best way to take money abroad. I always take a small amount of currency then the rest on a travel card. You can use it in shops/restaurants etc and not get charged. There is a small charge for cash withdrawals so don't be drawing out cash loads of times.
They have a 3 year expiry date so you can just load one up before you go.
They have a 3 year expiry date so you can just load one up before you go.
would these count as "credit cards" in a hotel? i dont have any credit cards cos i dont need credit, but when i stay in hotels they never let me run up a bill cos i dont have a credit card. dont understand why cos they charge my debit card for the room and minibar etc after i leave, yet wont let me run up other stuff on it like food.
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