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MSE News: Holidaymakers short-changed by currency providers
Former_MSE_Helen
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"Holidaymakers looking to get the best rates for their travel cash could lose out, depending on where they live ..."
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The price of a Kit-Kat isn't the same in all branches of Boots.
There's lots of short changing going on depending where you live.Posts are not advice and must not be relied upon.0 -
Presumably the ones with the lower rates have fiercer competition in the local area?0
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In other news, Benedict XVI has confirmed that he is, in fact, a Roman Catholic.Let's settle this like gentlemen: armed with heavy sticks
On a rotating plate, with spikes like Flash Gordon
And you're Peter Duncan; I gave you fair warning0 -
Its getting to the point where MSE News + the Sun could merge. Another non story0
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When it's obviously a slow day at the office I would have thought that we would be seeing another article whinging about PPI, Payday Loans or banks in general to keep the populace happy, instead of this non-story.0
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It doesn't hurt to remind people where to find the best currency exchange deals.
Simon Calder, (Money Box etc.) Martin Lewis (MSE etc.) always say not to change money @ the Airport.
I spoke to some people that changed ££ on a Belgium Ferry and got little over £1:1e
Travel guidebooks often give you an idea whether to change money before you go or when you arrive @ your destination.0 -
Who changes money at the post office or thomas cook anyway?0
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Who changes money at the post office or thomas cook anyway?
Agree re Post Office + today (13.16 hrs) for euro purchase Thomas Cook on-line rate was better than Sainsbury, Post Office, Tesco and ALL the high street banks and probably one of the most convenient places for most customers to obtain exchange outside of London.0
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